What we do on 27 November, and what you can do
We run no Black Friday sale. There is no countdown and no crossed-out price waiting for you on that date: the four plans cost the same all year, and the home page and the bot show the same figures.
What the date is good for is practice. A banner tells you very little, and the terms behind it tell you a lot. Take five minutes before you pay anywhere and look at the monthly price, the total you pay today, the price at renewal, how many "free" months are bundled in, and what the seller says about refunds.
The five things that sit behind a banner
- The monthly figure, and what it is divided from. A low number per month usually comes from a long plan paid in one go.
- The total charged at checkout. This is the real cost today, and it is the number your bank will show.
- The price when the period ends. A first term and a second term can differ a lot.
- Bonus months. Extra months are a longer term, so they belong inside the total, not next to it.
- The seller's own refund wording. Read it as written, because a banner does not change it.
Why a big percentage tells you little
When you see a percentage off, ask which list price it is measured against and whether anyone ever paid it. If the list price is not stated, the discount describes nothing. You can ignore it entirely and compare only the two numbers that remain: what leaves your account now and what will leave it at the next renewal.
A long plan can be a fair deal, and so can a short one. The question is whether you will still want the service in month nineteen. If you are not sure, a shorter term costs more per month but ends sooner, and you decide again with fresh information.
A five-minute check before you pay
Open the checkout and write down the total, not the per-month line.
Find the renewal price on the order page or in the terms and note whether renewal is automatic.
Count the months you are really getting, bonus months included.
Look for the refund conditions and what must happen for a refund to apply.
Check how you pay and whether you can cancel without writing to anyone.
Leave the page if any of these answers is hidden behind several clicks.
Where our plans fit the same check
Our payment is crypto only, made in the Telegram bot, and nothing renews by itself: each period is paid by you when you choose to. The trial is 10 days free and the bot issues the link, which means you can see how the service behaves on your own phone before you pay anything. There is no account, email or password, and one subscription link works on as many devices as you like.
Our five locations are Amsterdam, Milan, Lisbon, Dubai and Kuala Lumpur. India is not among them, and a sale date does not add it: an Indian address is not something we offer.
The legal side, briefly
A discount changes the price and nothing else, so your own country's rules on VPN use apply to a sale plan exactly as they apply to a full-price one.
Because this site sells its own service, the checklist above is built from things you can verify on any seller's page, ours included. An AI model produced a first draft of this page; a person then went through it line by line against the way our plans really behave.
Questions
Will there be a Black Friday discount on your plans?
No. The prices are the same every day of the year. If you see a page claiming a special offer for our service on 27 November, it did not come from us.
Is Black Friday the day for the lowest VPN prices?
Not necessarily, and this site has no data on what other sellers will charge. Treat the date as a prompt to compare terms, not as a promise of a better price.
Do I need to wait until the end of November to try the service?
No. The 10-day free trial is issued by the bot, and it does not depend on the calendar.
How can I tell a real saving from a marketing number?
Compare the total you pay today and the renewal price against what the same seller lists for the plan in an ordinary month. If you cannot find those, the saving cannot be checked.
Can I pay with a card or UPI on your side?
No. The bot takes crypto only, USDT among other coins; cards and UPI do not work there.
Does buying a long plan lock me in?
Nothing renews automatically with us, so when a period ends you simply stop unless you pay again in the bot.