Choose, purchase, and activate a subscription

A plan cannot be judged by its headline quota alone. Validity, traffic resets, the multiplier of the nodes you normally use, and the fact that both upload and download count all affect how long a plan will last. Estimate real usage before opening Purchase Subscription.

Choose between the current plans

Compare current plans and prices before ordering. Availability, allowances, device limits and the amount displayed at checkout are authoritative. A configured speed limit is not a measured throughput guarantee; actual speed also depends on your device, local network, destination and current route.

Nova 100

100GB per subscription month and 2 devices. It is a practical starting point for occasional browsing, messaging, and light use.

Orbit 200

200GB per subscription month and 5 devices. It suits more frequent video, file synchronization, or some use of higher-multiplier nodes.

Nebula 500

500GB per subscription month and 10 devices. It is intended for multiple devices, heavier streaming, or regular use of higher-multiplier nodes.

Odyssey 900

900GB in total over 90 days, with no reset during that period, and 10 devices. It suits uneven usage, but it does not provide 900GB every month.

The first three plans reset traffic by subscription month even when paid quarterly; their three monthly allowances are not combined into one pool. Compare the next reset date as well as the total price.

Account for node multipliers and both directions

Every node counts upload and download. The basic calculation is:

charged traffic = Σ[(upload + download) × the multiplier used for that session]

For example, downloading 2GB and uploading 1GB deducts about 3GB, 6GB, or 9GB through a 1×, 2×, or 3× node respectively. A multiplier changes traffic deduction, not connection speed. Unit display and rounding can differ slightly between a client and the website, so use the account dashboard as the final record.

Multipliers can change with route cost and configuration, so always read the node name and multiplier currently shown in the client. A nominal 100GB allowance carries substantially less real transfer when most sessions use a 3× node instead of a 1× node.

To estimate your own usage, use the bidirectional traffic and node multiplier calculator.

Check four things before ordering

1. In the dashboard, note the current plan, expiry, remaining traffic, and next reset time.
2. Estimate one month of charged traffic using the multiplier of the nodes you normally use, with headroom for system updates, video buffering, and cloud synchronization.
3. Confirm whether you selected monthly, three-month, or the 90-day traffic bundle. Do not read a 90-day total as a monthly allowance.
4. If an unpaid order already exists, complete or cancel it before creating another.

Submit one order and make one payment. Do not repeatedly press the order button, open several checkout sessions, or create a replacement order while payment is still being processed. An existing Pending Payment or Pending Active order may block creation of another order.

Update only after activation

Payment completion does not mean the client has already received the new plan. Open My Orders first:

1. Pending Payment means the platform has not confirmed payment. Continue or cancel that same unpaid order; do not pay it twice.
2. Pending Active means payment is confirmed and activation is underway. Wait 1–3 minutes and refresh the status; do not pay again.
3. Completed means the plan has been applied to the account. You can then update it from the dashboard.
4. Canceled means the plan was not activated. Only a Pending Payment order can be canceled by the user. If the payment provider already charged you, open a ticket with the order number immediately.
5. Converted means an older completed order was applied during a plan change. It is not a second active subscription and should not be paid or imported again.

If the payment provider shows a charge while the website remains at Pending Payment or Pending Active, refresh and wait 1–3 minutes. If it still does not change, stop creating new orders and open a support ticket. Include the order number, payment method, time, amount, and a redacted screenshot. Do not send card data, verification codes, or complete payment credentials.

Renewals, plan changes, and the subscription URL

Buying the same active plan is normally a renewal: it extends validity but does not itself trigger an immediate traffic reset. Completing an order for a different plan replaces the current plan instead of adding a parallel subscription. Use the amount and any conversion shown at checkout; do not assume remaining validity or traffic will be fully retained or immediately reset. If an older plan cannot be renewed, choose a currently available plan or ask support before paying.

A renewal or plan change does not normally rotate the account subscription token, so update the existing remote profile first. However, the subscription domain or complete URL displayed by the dashboard can change with system configuration; always treat the current dashboard entry as authoritative. If you use Reset Subscription, or the service reports a security-related credential rotation, the old URL becomes invalid and the current URL must be imported on every device.

A subscription URL or QR code is an access credential. Never paste it into a public issue, group chat, speed-test site, or screenshot.

Common problems

1. The plan page is empty, checkout did not open, or maintenance/503 appears: return to My Orders and continue the same Pending Payment order instead of creating another. Wait for maintenance to finish and open a ticket if it persists.
2. The order is completed but the client did not change: update the subscription manually, then re-import the current entry if needed.
3. Traffic falls faster than expected: check upload, download, and the node multiplier together; cloud sync, system updates, and background video can also consume traffic.
4. You selected the wrong plan: cancel it while still unpaid. If it is already paid or activated, do not buy another plan before support checks the account.
5. Checkout differs from this guide: use the authenticated checkout as the source of truth and ask support before paying based on an old screenshot.

For support, include the device OS, order number, time of the problem, plan name, order status, and a screenshot with sensitive fields removed. Never include a password, email verification code, complete subscription URL, QR code, or payment credential.