Only Cursor, ChatGPT, Grok, and Claude support home broadband forwarding.
All other access methods are downgraded to lower-tier routing devices. The IP quality of these devices is also top-notch—see the end of the post.
No refunds for mid-journey disconnections; refunds for merchant issues will be prorated.
Fees:
Initial term: a few months; you can pay for the remaining time of the current month to test.
Subsequent payments: only quarterly payments are supported: 150 per quarter (pay for the next quarter on the 25th of the last month of each quarter).
Traffic: 400GB/month (bidirectional)
Delivery and restrictions
Provides VLESS + Reality nodes.
User restrictions: To ensure route stability and prevent abuse, it is limited to individual users.
Bandwidth restrictions: Prohibits long-term saturation of bandwidth. If you run speed tests for a long time, speeds will be throttled.
Prohibited behavior: No reselling / IP pools / crawlers / setting up proxy hubs / etc. that affect node quality (if found, immediate ban with no refunds).
Dude, quick question: when they say three devices, do they mean that the people carpooling are limited to three devices in total, or is it three devices per person?
On a single broadband connection, connecting three devices actually counts as one device; for example, if all three devices are connected to the same Wi‑Fi, it’s basically one. Only if the devices have different public IP addresses would they be counted as multiple devices.