The most generous offer in this batch: a free month plus a hundred roubles towards renewal. The multi-key that chooses a server on its own takes the fiddling out of switching. The tone wins us over too; the bot talks like a person and promises to report outages.
This is not a classic VPN with an on switch but a key service. You get a link, paste it into a third-party app, Happ or Incy, and use that app from then on. VLESS, Trojan and Hysteria2 are supported, modern protocols that tend to cope with temperamental networks.
The highlight is the multi-key. One key unlocks all 15 locations, and the app picks the server by itself. No need to remember which address is faster today or swap keys when one location goes down.
Starting terms are soft: 30 free days and 100 roubles on your balance for renewal, with a discount of the same amount promised after a month. The bot says it outright: if you do not like it, do not pay. The full subscription price is not mentioned.
Outages are announced by the service itself in a dedicated status channel, a pleasant rarity. There are weak spots as well: typos in the description, no visible website or terms, and no bot commands, so everything goes through the mini app and buttons.
Toca una estrella; puedes cambiar tu voto cuando quieras.