Using proxy subscriptions

One subscription gives one link, and importing it into a client pulls in every node available to you:

• Three purchase types: monthly plans (subscription), pay-as-you-go traffic packs (30 days on their own, no subscription needed) and dedicated nodes (coming soon)
• Billing cycles run from monthly to two years, with longer cycles cheaper per month; HTTP / SOCKS5 is a separate line and is not part of the main subscription
• My subscriptions carries an aggregate subscription link holding every available node, ready to copy or scan into a client
• Traffic is counted monthly and resets at a stated time, devices means concurrent connections, and the day-by-node breakdown is kept for 92 days
• Running short can be topped up: stacking packs expire with the subscription at a lower unit price, standalone packs carry their own 30 days and outlive it

Frequently Asked Questions

How many devices can one subscription link serve?

It depends on the tier — both the plan card and My subscriptions state the concurrent device limit, and some tiers have none.

I bought a main plan but have no HTTP/SOCKS5.

HTTP / SOCKS5 is a separate product line and is not folded into the main subscription. Buy it separately from the plans page if you need it.

Related pages: Help Center · Guides & FAQ · Proxy Subscription · Multi-Protocol Multi-Region · Topping up and your balance