Prometey VPN VPN bot
In short
Of the VPN bots we have looked at, this one stands out for generosity: ten devices on one subscription and a full week to test it. It also ships legal documents inside the bot, which is unusual for the genre. Prices are the only thing missing from the description.
About the bot
Two protocols power the service. VLESS is the newer option that tends to hold up on flaky connections, and OpenVPN is the long-standing classic with clients for nearly every system. If one refuses to connect, you can switch to the other.
Ten devices per subscription is well above what most rivals allow. That covers a phone, a laptop, a tablet and the rest of the household's gadgets. How devices are added and whether you can swap them becomes clear only inside the bot.
A free week is a reasonable window to check speeds at different times of day and on different networks. The description does not say whether a card is needed for the trial, and the plans themselves are not listed.
A nice touch is the legal documents command. So the rules are actually written down somewhere, and you can go through them before paying. Support runs in a separate chat and news goes out through the service's own channel. Oddly, the bot's menu is labelled in English while the main text is Russian.
You'll like it if
- you want one subscription to cover many devices
- you like having a choice between VLESS and OpenVPN
- reading the terms before paying matters to you
Skip it if
- you need a VPN that stays free after the first week
- listed prices before launch are a must for you
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