1$VPN: A Dollar-a-Month VPN

Most VPNs ask for ten dollars a month and a yearly plan up front. 1$VPN goes the other way: the price is in the name and the controls live in Telegram. No separate browser extension.

Here is what is known about the service and what to check before sending your traffic through it. 🔒

One dollar a month: what the price covers

According to mini app directory listings, the plan costs one dollar a month. There is also a lifetime access option, which is granted for an NFT token.

You can pay in TON or in rubles. If you already have a wallet in Telegram, that is convenient: no card and no typing details into an unfamiliar website.

A VPN inside a single Telegram window

Your profile, connection settings and payments all sit in one mini app window. You connect to servers from the Telegram interface, with no separate client to install.

Who finds that handy:

• Beginners. No configs to copy by hand.
• Travelers. Access to blocked sites sits right in the messenger.
• Budget-minded users. One dollar is easy to compare against normal plans.

A cheap VPN: questions to ask before paying

A one-dollar price does not mean a bad service, but every VPN follows one simple rule: your traffic passes through someone else's server, so you have to trust the operator. That is why you should know more about a cheap service, not less.

• Privacy policy. What the service stores and for how long.
• Independent audit. We could not find independent audit reports for this service.
• Community and support. The service has a community chat. Look in and see how complaints are answered.

For sensitive things like banking logins or work systems, choose a service with a reputation you can verify. ⚠️

Trying it without risking much

1. Open the bot and launch the mini app.
2. Start with the shortest term of one month, not lifetime access.
3. Test speed and the sites you need during the first few days.
4. Do not log in to accounts with payment details until you are sure the service suits you.

Paying in TON or rubles: what to watch

Crypto payments cannot be reversed. Check the amount and address inside the app itself, not in a message from a stranger. If you paid and access did not open, keep the receipt and ask in the community chat.

Lifetime access for an NFT sounds tempting, but the life of any online service depends on its owners. Do not put in an amount you cannot afford to lose. 💡

What a VPN does and does not do

A VPN encrypts the connection between your device and a server and hides your address from websites. It does not make you anonymous in accounts where you sign in under your own name, and it does not protect against malware.

If you want access to blocked sites, keep in mind the laws of your country and the rules of the services you use.