Infrastructure
Nodes in 19 countries and 22 cities, the panel, billing and an on-call rota. Below — how it is built, and what of it you can check.
countries to choose from — the country changes in the app, it is not bought separately
cities with nodes: the closer the node, the shorter the road to the service
Gbit/s — what the connection carries on Plus, 25 Gbit/s on Basic
devices on one subscription, each with its own key
The cities come from the same list the app uses to show countries. The arcs are not decoration: that is what traffic between the hub and the distant sites looks like.
We do not print per-city latency here: right now it is calculated from distance, not measured. When there is a measurement, there will be a number.
Hover over a unit to see what it does. This is a diagram of what the system is made of, not a photograph of a room: we do not publish pictures of our sites, and showing someone else's would be dishonest.
Edge nodeAccepts the connection and holds the tunnel to your device
Enterprise Spectrum Protection. An attack is absorbed on the way to the site — it never reaches the server, and the people using it notice nothing. The protection is on every one of our servers and is included in the price: there is nothing extra to buy.
Nodes in different countries, balancing inside each site and backup routes between them.
Every device gets its own key. Revoke one and the rest keep working.
A subscription's end date is an event in a ledger, not a field in a table: the whole history can be traced.
Metrics and alerts at every step: an incident is seen by the on-call engineer, not by the user.
4 configurations by bandwidth, from $300 a month. The hardware is shared with nobody.
19 countries · 22 cities · up to 75 Gbit/s