Two kinds of free
A trial is free for a time, and then you decide whether to pay. A free app has no end date, so something else pays for it: adverts, a data deal or a limit that nudges you to upgrade. Both have their uses, and they should not be mixed up.
The trial runs for 10 days; the bot hands over the link and nothing needs signing up. Once it ends there is no automatic renewal, and the only way to pay for the next period is cryptocurrency in the bot (no cards, no UPI).
How to judge a free VPN app
- Who runs it, and can you find a company name and a privacy policy that says what it stores?
- Why does it cost nothing: is there a data cap, a speed limit or an advert layer?
- What permissions does it ask for, and does a tunnel app need them?
- Does it say where its servers are, or does it promise "all countries"?
- Does it have a clear way to contact someone when something fails?
The tradeoff with free traffic
When traffic passes through an app's server, that operator can in principle see where it goes, even if the content is encrypted. So a free app is also a decision about whom you trust with that view. The question for any provider is what they keep and why.
Here the facts are brief: we keep no logs, traffic is unlimited, and one link has no device limit. Those statements describe the service, and you cannot verify them from the outside; that is exactly why the trial exists.
Using the trial well
Ask the bot for a key and install a client that reads VLESS links, such as v2rayNG, Hiddify, Happ or V2Box.
Paste the link and connect to the server nearest to you from Germany, Austria, Czechia, Singapore or South Korea.
Use the apps you really use for a few days, not just a speed page.
If it fits, pay for a period in the bot; if not, nothing happens when the trial ends.
What no VPN gives you in India
The server list has no Indian city, which means no Indian address from abroad and no way into Indian services that admit only people inside the country. A tunnel does not make you anonymous either, and it should not be used to reach what the law or a rights holder closes off where you live. Local law decides what is allowed where you live.
Our interest, and a date to decide
Measured against the criteria above, the service answers some and cannot prove others, as is true of every provider. Because the plans come from this site, apply the list to any option, ours included.
If you take the trial, set yourself a date to decide, because nothing renews on its own: the link just stops when the period ends.
Call log
01Is the trial a card trap?
Nothing asks for a card number. The bot issues the link and nothing renews automatically.
02Can a free app be safe?
Some are run by established companies with clear policies. The questions above are how to tell them apart.
03What happens on day eleven?
The link stops working until you pay for a period in the bot.
04Does the service have an app?
No, you use a free VLESS client and the bot issues the link.
05Do you accept UPI?
No. Payment is in the bot, by cryptocurrency only.