VPN for streaming on your TV, phone and PC
Box office
Ask the Telegram bot and your own link turns up in roughly a minute. Drop it into a free client on the TV, the phone or the PC. The opening days cost nothing and need no account or card.
Free to start. No sign-up, no card, and no plan that rolls over on its own.
- to get your link
- About a minute
- on devices per link
- No limit
- free before you pay
- 10 days
- connection logs kept
- Zero
Six things to know before you try it
What your link does, what it expects from you, and where it stops helping.
Built for the sofa
Clients for Android TV and Fire TV come from the device's store or from a file; the TV guides cover both. The bot also sends a QR code, so nobody has to type a long link with a remote.
One link, every screen
A link carries no device cap. The TV, a couple of phones, a laptop and the tablet by the sofa can share it.
Your link inside a minute
Open the bot, pick the free trial, and the personal link lands in your chat. Nothing on this site asks you to fill in a form.
No account to make
Telegram is the only thing you need, and most people already have it. There is no sign-up and no password to remember.
No logs kept
Nothing is stored about the sites you open or the times you connect. What was never written down cannot leak later.
Plain about its limits
A VPN cannot strengthen a weak Wi-Fi signal or rescue a service that is struggling. The guides here separate the parts of buffering it can touch from the parts it cannot.
Where a stream loses its speed
Video passes through five stops before it appears on your screen, and a VPN acts only on the one in the middle.
The service's servers
When the service itself is overloaded or down, nothing at your end fixes it, and a VPN does not either.
A VPN does not alter thisThe road across the internet
This is the single leg a VPN alters, because your traffic takes another path. At times that helps and at times it only lengthens the trip.
A VPN works hereYour internet provider
Some providers slow particular kinds of traffic. A tunnel hides the kind, but whether yours does this is something we cannot tell.
A VPN works hereWi-Fi at home
Weak signal, a router that many devices lean on, or thick walls. A cable or a moved router helps, and a VPN does not.
A VPN does not alter thisThe device itself
An ageing TV stick finds it hard to decode video even without help, and a VPN hands it slightly more work.
A VPN does not alter this
We publish no speed figures. The free trial is the way to test this on your own line.
Now showing
Eight guides, each for a different screen or worry.
- TVAndroid TV, Google TV and smart TVs: which client fits and how the link goes in with a remote.Read the guide
- Fire TV StickInstalling a client on a Fire TV Stick without the Play Store and keeping it running.Read the guide
- PhoneAndroid and iPhone: streaming apps, battery and mobile data with a VPN on.Read the guide
- PC and MacWatching in the browser or an app on Windows, Mac and Chromebook.Read the guide
- AppsYouTube, Telegram, Spotify and other apps: what a VPN changes and what stays the same.Read the guide
- BufferingWhy video stalls, what depends on your network and what a nearby server can help with.Read the guide
- TravelServer locations, hotel Wi-Fi and watching while abroad, with the limits stated plainly.Read the guide
- HelpClient set-up, IP tools, blocked pages and plain answers.Read the guide
Four steps to get going
Four moves take you from the bot to the first minute of video, whichever screen you use.
Tonight's schedule
Open the bot
Message the Telegram bot and choose the trial first. There is no form and no card.
Get your link
Within about a minute the bot sends a personal link together with a QR code.
Drop it into a client app
Launch Happ, v2rayNG, Hiddify or V2Box and add the subscription, either from the link or by scanning the QR code.
Press connect
Choose a location and switch on, then start your streaming app the way you normally do.
Four tickets, one show
Locations are identical on every plan and no plan limits devices. Only the term differs, and the longer ones cost less per month. Each starts with the free trial.
- Row A1 month$3.55a month$3.55 paid once
- Row B6 months$2.61a monthSave 26%$15.66 paid once
- Row CBest value12 months$1.56a monthSave 56%$18.75 paid once
- Row D24 months$1.14a monthSave 68%$27.43 paid once
- A free trial before you pay
- No device cap per link
- All five locations
- No traffic cap
- Crypto payment, no auto-renewal
Prices are in US dollars, paid inside the bot with cryptocurrency (USDT and others). Cards and UPI do not go through. Plans never roll over on their own: at the end of the term the link stops and the choice to extend stays with you.
What we hold and what we never request
There are no accounts here, so there is very little to record. We hold the fact that a link exists, the date it expires and the Telegram ID the bot answers. We do not hold the sites you open or the moments you connect.
Kept on the stub
- The existence of your link and its expiry date
- The Telegram ID the bot replies to
- Whether a payment arrived
Never requested at the door
- Name, email address, phone number
- Which sites and apps you visit
- The times you connect and disconnect
- What you watch
- Card numbers, since cards cannot be used here
Questions before the film starts
Brief answers on streaming, device limits and paying.
Programme
Does a VPN unlock streaming catalogues or live matches?
No, and we do not claim it. Catalogues and live broadcasts depend on licensing and on each service's own terms, and a VPN is no way around those. What this site covers is privacy on shared networks and a steadier connection. Laws differ by country and change, and obeying local law and each service's terms is your responsibility.
Can I get an Indian address from you?
No. Our locations are Manchester, Madrid, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Toronto, so an Indian IP address and access to Indian services from abroad are not something we can provide.
Will a VPN end my buffering?
Only when the slowdown sits on the leg a VPN changes. A poor Wi-Fi signal, an old TV stick or a crowded service stays as it was. The buffering guides take each cause in turn, and we give no speed numbers.
How do I get it onto a TV?
Put a free client on the TV, add the bot's link and press connect. The TV guides say which clients suit Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV, and what to do with TVs that cannot run any.
How many phones or TVs can share one link?
We set no cap per link. Phones, laptops and TVs under one roof can all run it.
And when the trial runs out?
Once the term ends the link stops working. Nothing is charged and nothing is renewed for you. The bot lists the plans and the next step is yours.
How do I pay?
In the bot, using crypto such as USDT. Neither cards nor UPI are taken.
Your link is ready in the bot
Free to start, with no account and no card. Open the bot, collect the link and paste it into a client.