Pricing is the easy part here: 80 rubles a month once the free week ends, and devices aren't counted at all. What we missed is technical detail — the profile names neither protocols nor specific countries.
Alius lives in a mini app; the chat has just one command, and it simply reopens the start screen. Subscriptions, keys and renewals are handled in that window rather than through back-and-forth messages with the bot.
There is one base plan at 80 rubles per month, and the service says a card from any bank will do. Crypto or Telegram Stars are not mentioned. Before paying you get seven days free, and there is some kind of bonus scheme, though the description never explains how it works.
Servers sit in several regions and you pick one yourself; which countries exactly, you only learn after launching. Since devices are unlimited, one subscription can cover your phone, your partner's laptop and the kids' tablet at no extra cost.
There's no website in the profile, no terms either, and nothing about connection logs. That is common for budget VPNs, but if paperwork matters to you, put your questions to support first — the service runs a separate support account and a news channel.
Toca una estrella; puedes cambiar tu voto cuando quieras.