You can tell there is more to this one than a chat: the service has a website with a user account, a separate section for client apps and server switching on a command. Three free days is a fair window to try it on your phone and computer. There's no description at all, though, so you'll have to dig for prices yourself.
The bot's profile fits on a single line: no traffic cap, any device, a three-day trial. Everything else you piece together from the menu. There's a mini app and commands for payment, apps, changing the server country, language, settings, invites and support.
We like that the apps get their own section. Most VPN bots simply send a key and leave you to find a client; here the command suggests you get pointed to what to install on your system. Switching servers is a command too, no need to message support.
The web account is another plus. Your subscription doesn't live only inside Telegram, so in principle you keep access to it even if something happens to the bot. The interface can switch languages; the profile itself is in English.
What's missing is hard facts. Monthly price, protocols, server locations and whether connection logs are kept are all absent. Invites are rewarded somehow, though the details stay hidden until launch.
Toque em uma estrela; dá para mudar o voto depois.