# Astrill VPN

> astrill.com | Egress and tunnels, IP and proxies; 2 records: free tier, limits, identity cost and evidence.

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## Astrill VPN (Egress and tunnels)

- `egress/astrill-vpn` | paid-only | evidence documented | binding per-ip-shaping | category vpn tunnel (hosted subscription) | tier 1 Year personal plan, $180.00 per year ($15.00 per month)
- needs card no, phone no, ID no, institution no | verified 2026-11-04T10:11:45.779Z (live) | stale on 2026-12-05
- url https://www.astrill.com/pricing
- price USD 15.00 per month on the 1 Year plan (USD 180.00 every year); a subscription price, not a per-TB price | parsed USD 15/mo
- free tier: No free tier. The pricing page lists three personal plans: '1 Month $30.00 per month', '1 Year $15.00 per month, Pay $180.00 every year' and '2 Years $12.50 per month, Pay $300.00 every 2 years'. Every plan includes 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches'. | unit: none | metered on: none | read on: 2026-11-04 | source: [1] | note: The cheapest yearly price is $180.00 for a 1 Year term; the page prints a struck-through list price of $360.00 and a 'Save 50%' label. The page also shows a reseller-coupon banner; the prices above are the plan cards. Private IP is a paid add-on at $5.00 per month each and the VIP add-on starts at $10 per month.
- per-object cap: not applicable: an exit address, not an object | source: [1] | note: No object is stored. The constraints are the port-forwarding scope and the P2P server set in limits.
- retention: not applicable: a live tunnel and a rented exit address, not stored bytes | source: [1] | note: No byte retention applies.
- egress: The pricing page states 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches' for every plan and no byte allowance or overage price. metered is false on that statement; no byte was counted through a tunnel. | metered: no | free allowance: none published: the pages price a term, not a volume | source: [1]
- identity: email | detail: The sign-up form on the pricing page asks for 'Your name', 'Your e-mail', password and confirm password, an ALTCHA check, then 'We have sent you a confirmation message with a sign-up link'; it lists Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Cirrus, PayPal, Bitcoin, Monero and bank transfer as payment methods. No phone number or identity document is asked on the form. A card is one option among cryptocurrencies, so the structured kind is email.
- interface: unknown
- limits:
  - per-ip-shaping (binding): Port forwarding only on star-marked servers: one pre-selected port on a shared IP, all ports or selected ports on a dedicated IP; BitTorrent and P2P only on star-marked P2P servers [2]
  - volume-quota: none: 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches' on every plan [1]
- limits note: Port forwarding and P2P are both confined to servers marked with a star in the app, so a BitTorrent session needs a P2P server and a forwarded port needs a (possibly different) selected server. The 'Connect unlimited devices in your household' line is a household wording, not a number. The SOCKS5 row is a documented absence: the vendor's blog says it does not provide SOCKS5 proxy settings or credentials.
- binding note: No byte quota exists ('Unlimited bandwidth'), so the constraint that binds first for a client is the star-marked server set that carries port forwarding and P2P; no rate was measured.
- interface detail: Vendor apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and a router applet; OpenVPN and WireGuard also work from third-party clients per the protocol page (OpenWeb and StealthVPN only from the vendor's software). The vendor provides no SOCKS5 endpoint of its own, so there is no proxy URL to dial. No interface term names a VPN tunnel.
- tooling: The vendor's desktop and mobile apps, or an OpenVPN or WireGuard client for the open protocols; the vendor's router applet for port forwarding on a router. A SOCKS5 or HTTP client has nothing to connect to: the vendor says it supplies no SOCKS5 settings or credentials.
- composes with: A compute node runs the vendor's Linux app or an OpenVPN or WireGuard client, so all of its traffic leaves at the chosen server's address; a Worker cannot dial the tunnel directly, and there is no proxy endpoint to hand it.
- reliability: Which servers are P2P is shown only in the app and its server list, so the P2P set is unverified beyond the star convention. unverified: no exit-IP registry class was measured.
- notes: The vendor's protocols: OpenVPN, StealthVPN (obfuscated, UDP or TCP), OpenWeb (TCP, DPI-resistant) and WireGuard. Obfuscation is a protocol property here (StealthVPN, OpenWeb), not a setting. Port forwarding: Yes, on star-marked servers: one pre-selected port on a shared IP, all ports or selected ports on a dedicated IP; works with desktop apps and the router applet. BitTorrent rule: Allowed on star-marked P2P servers: 'VPN Servers which allows P2P/Torrent/eMule/eDonkey traffic are marked with a star'.
- evidence note: Documented from the vendor's pricing, protocol, port-forwarding and wiki pages as served. Measured would need a paid account, the cheapest term bought, a tunnel brought up per protocol and the star-marked server set counted.
- evidence:
  - [1] 2026-11-04: The 1 Year plan is billed $180.00 every year (list price struck through at $360.00); the 2 Years plan is $300.00 every 2 years. | capture: sha256:6304e460f294eb97c08d3b7b3de2ea2f2d358bbb36ae4848203ec72d32568fe0 | quote: $180.00 every year
  - [1] 2026-11-04: The 1 Year plan is shown as $15.00 per month; the 1 Month plan is $30.00 per month and the 2 Years plan $12.50 per month. | capture: sha256:672d8a050ad2bdc608dc8c1032d519c64158986b80a2b79c8be81a714cf42f5f | quote: $ 15.00 per month
  - [1] 2026-11-04: Protocols included in every plan: OpenVPN, StealthVPN, OpenWeb and WireGuard. | capture: sha256:6304e460f294eb97c08d3b7b3de2ea2f2d358bbb36ae4848203ec72d32568fe0 | quote: OpenVPN, StealthVPN, OpenWeb, WireGuard
  - [1] 2026-11-04: Every plan includes unlimited bandwidth and server switches. | capture: sha256:6304e460f294eb97c08d3b7b3de2ea2f2d358bbb36ae4848203ec72d32568fe0 | quote: Unlimited bandwidth & server switches
  - [1] 2026-11-04: Sign-up asks for name, e-mail and password with a confirm-password field; the form's other elements are an ALTCHA check and a Create account button. | capture: sha256:6304e460f294eb97c08d3b7b3de2ea2f2d358bbb36ae4848203ec72d32568fe0 | quote: Your e-mail
  - [1] 2026-11-04: After the form the sign-up needs an e-mail confirmation link before the account continues. | capture: sha256:6304e460f294eb97c08d3b7b3de2ea2f2d358bbb36ae4848203ec72d32568fe0 | quote: We have sent you a confirmation message with a sign-up link.
  - [3] 2026-11-04: StealthVPN is the obfuscated protocol: OpenVPN-derived, extra traffic obfuscation, and available only with the vendor's software. | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: StealthVPN is another proprietary protocol by Astrill. It is inspired by OpenVPN and performs an additional obfuscation of traffic which makes it undetectable for automated firewall systems.
  - [3] 2026-11-04: StealthVPN runs over both UDP and TCP. | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: StealthVPN is very stable and it can work with both UDP and TCP modes.
  - [3] 2026-11-04: OpenWeb is a TCP, DPI-resistant proprietary protocol (obfuscation). | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: OpenWeb is very hard to detect by DPI (deep packet inspection).
  - [2] 2026-11-04: Port forwarding exists only on selected servers marked with a star in the app. | capture: sha256:50f3ee1bff22f61afb479e9736d83266a5f7134bfa0ef27d632df82bcd2a2f8c | quote: Astrill VPN allows its users to forward certain ports on selected highly secure servers.
  - [2] 2026-11-04: On a shared IP address one pre-selected port is forwarded. | capture: sha256:50f3ee1bff22f61afb479e9736d83266a5f7134bfa0ef27d632df82bcd2a2f8c | quote: If you have a shared IP address, Astrill enables you to forward one pre-selected port.
  - [4] 2026-11-04: BitTorrent and other P2P traffic is carried on star-marked P2P servers in the app and server list. | capture: sha256:d500af9a92da7b22396a0d72cf09c46643be47fa6637c9186a49c6c0df1cfc78 | quote: VPN Servers which allows P2P/Torrent/eMule/eDonkey traffic are marked with a star in Astrill application and Servers List.
  - [5] 2026-11-04: The vendor states it provides no SOCKS5 endpoint or credentials of its own. | capture: sha256:15b0075986035c14b773fd027e1f87b4802c370fb027b8980fb63ff759cb3c3b | quote: While AstrillVPN is a powerful tool for securing your connection, please note that AstrillVPN does not provide SOCKS5 proxy settings or credentials.
- sources:
  - [1] https://www.astrill.com/pricing
  - [2] https://www.astrill.com/features/port-forwarding
  - [3] https://www.astrill.com/features/vpn-protocols
  - [4] https://astrill.com/wiki/P2P
  - [5] https://www.astrill.com/blog/socks5-proxy/

## Astrill VPN (IP and proxies)

- `ip-proxy/astrill-vpn` | paid-only | evidence documented | binding per-ip-shaping | category VPN subscription (exit source) | tier 1 Year personal plan, $180.00 per year ($15.00 per month)
- needs card no, phone no, ID no, institution no | verified 2026-11-04T11:00:31.322Z (live) | stale on 2026-12-05
- url https://www.astrill.com/pricing
- price USD 15.00 per month on the 1 Year plan (USD 180.00 every year); a subscription price, not a per-TB price | parsed USD 15/mo
- duplicate of `egress/astrill-vpn`
- free tier: No free tier. The pricing page lists three personal plans: '1 Month $30.00 per month', '1 Year $15.00 per month, Pay $180.00 every year' and '2 Years $12.50 per month, Pay $300.00 every 2 years'. Every plan includes 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches'. | unit: none | metered on: none | read on: 2026-11-03 | source: [1] | note: The cheapest yearly price is $180.00 for a 1 Year term; the page prints a struck-through list price of $360.00 and a 'Save 50%' label. The page also shows a reseller-coupon banner; the prices above are the plan cards. Private IP is a paid add-on at $5.00 per month each and the VIP add-on starts at $10 per month.
- per-object cap: not applicable: an exit address, not an object | source: [1] | note: No object is stored. The constraints are the port-forwarding scope and the P2P server set in limits.
- retention: not applicable: a live tunnel and a rented exit address, not stored bytes | source: [1] | note: The sign-up page says account data can be deleted from the member zone on request; no byte retention applies.
- egress: The pricing page states 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches' for every plan and no byte allowance or overage price. metered is false on that statement; no byte was counted through a tunnel. | metered: no | free allowance: none published: the pages price a term, not a volume | source: [1]
- identity: email | detail: The sign-up form on the pricing page asks for 'Your name', 'Your e-mail', password and confirm password, an ALTCHA check, then 'We have sent you a confirmation message with a sign-up link'; it lists Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Cirrus, PayPal, Bitcoin, Monero and bank transfer as payment methods. No phone number or identity document is asked on the form. A card is one option among cryptocurrencies, so the structured kind is email.
- interface: unknown
- limits:
  - per-ip-shaping (binding): Port forwarding only on star-marked servers: one pre-selected port on a shared IP, all ports or selected ports on a dedicated IP; BitTorrent and P2P only on star-marked P2P servers [2]
  - volume-quota: none: 'Unlimited bandwidth & server switches' on every plan [1]
- limits note: Port forwarding and P2P are both confined to servers marked with a star in the app, so a BitTorrent session needs a P2P server and a forwarded port needs a (possibly different) selected server. The 'Connect unlimited devices in your household' line is a household wording, not a number. The SOCKS5 row is a documented absence: the vendor's blog says it does not provide SOCKS5 proxy settings or credentials.
- binding note: No byte quota exists ('Unlimited bandwidth'), so the constraint that binds first for a client is the star-marked server set that carries port forwarding and P2P; no rate was measured.
- interface detail: Vendor apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and a router applet; OpenVPN and WireGuard also work from third-party clients per the protocol page (OpenWeb and StealthVPN only from the vendor's software). The vendor provides no SOCKS5 endpoint of its own, so there is no proxy URL to dial. No vocabulary term names a VPN tunnel.
- tooling: The vendor's desktop and mobile apps, or an OpenVPN or WireGuard client for the open protocols; the vendor's router applet for port forwarding on a router. A SOCKS5 or HTTP client has nothing to connect to: the vendor says it supplies no SOCKS5 settings or credentials.
- composes with: A compute node runs the vendor's Linux app or an OpenVPN or WireGuard client, so all of its traffic leaves at the chosen server's address; a Worker cannot dial the tunnel directly, and there is no proxy endpoint to hand it.
- reliability: Which servers are P2P is shown only in the app and its server list, so the P2P set is unverified beyond the star convention. unverified: no exit-IP registry class was measured.
- notes: Duplicate of egress/astrill-vpn, which holds the offer.
- evidence note: Documented from the vendor's pricing, protocol, port-forwarding and wiki pages as served. Measured would need a paid account, the cheapest term bought, a tunnel brought up per protocol and the star-marked server set counted.
- evidence:
  - [1] 2026-11-03: The 1 Year plan is billed $180.00 every year (list price struck through at $360.00); the 2 Years plan is $300.00 every 2 years. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: $180.00 every year
  - [1] 2026-11-03: The 1 Year plan is shown as $15.00 per month; the 1 Month plan is $30.00 per month and the 2 Years plan $12.50 per month. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: $15.00 per month
  - [1] 2026-11-03: Protocols included in every plan: OpenVPN, StealthVPN, OpenWeb and WireGuard. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: OpenVPN, StealthVPN, OpenWeb, WireGuard
  - [1] 2026-11-03: Every plan includes unlimited bandwidth and server switches. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: Unlimited bandwidth & server switches
  - [1] 2026-11-03: Sign-up asks for name, e-mail and password with a confirm-password field; the form's other elements are an ALTCHA check and a Create account button. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: Your e-mail
  - [1] 2026-11-03: After the form the sign-up needs an e-mail confirmation link before the account continues. | capture: sha256:fe49a38d5f728a92297ee1b7d2199c3eeac8cad5a4d00851ae08f6ef64c239d4 | quote: We have sent you a confirmation message with a sign-up link.
  - [3] 2026-11-03: StealthVPN is the obfuscated protocol: OpenVPN-derived, extra traffic obfuscation, and available only with the vendor's software. | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: StealthVPN is another proprietary protocol by Astrill. It is inspired by OpenVPN and performs an additional obfuscation of traffic which makes it undetectable for automated firewall systems.
  - [3] 2026-11-03: StealthVPN runs over both UDP and TCP. | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: StealthVPN is very stable and it can work with both UDP and TCP modes.
  - [3] 2026-11-03: OpenWeb is a TCP, DPI-resistant proprietary protocol (obfuscation). | capture: sha256:f065bd64c18e35b679394a678e692214024e4a2b97ec608a20b5500fe9460d75 | quote: OpenWeb is very hard to detect by DPI (deep packet inspection).
  - [2] 2026-11-03: Port forwarding exists only on selected servers marked with a star in the app. | capture: sha256:50f3ee1bff22f61afb479e9736d83266a5f7134bfa0ef27d632df82bcd2a2f8c | quote: Astrill VPN allows its users to forward certain ports on selected highly secure servers.
  - [2] 2026-11-03: On a shared IP address one pre-selected port is forwarded. | capture: sha256:50f3ee1bff22f61afb479e9736d83266a5f7134bfa0ef27d632df82bcd2a2f8c | quote: If you have a shared IP address, Astrill enables you to forward one pre-selected port.
  - [4] 2026-11-03: BitTorrent and other P2P traffic is carried on star-marked P2P servers in the app and server list. | capture: sha256:d500af9a92da7b22396a0d72cf09c46643be47fa6637c9186a49c6c0df1cfc78 | quote: VPN Servers which allows P2P/Torrent/eMule/eDonkey traffic are marked with a star in Astrill application and Servers List.
  - [5] 2026-11-03: The vendor states it provides no SOCKS5 endpoint or credentials of its own. | capture: sha256:15b0075986035c14b773fd027e1f87b4802c370fb027b8980fb63ff759cb3c3b | quote: While AstrillVPN is a powerful tool for securing your connection, please note that AstrillVPN does not provide SOCKS5 proxy settings or credentials.
  - [1] 2026-11-04: The vendor pricing page lists the VPN tunnel plan that both records cite. | capture: sha256:672d8a050ad2bdc608dc8c1032d519c64158986b80a2b79c8be81a714cf42f5f | quote: OpenVPN, StealthVPN, OpenWeb, WireGuard
- sources:
  - [1] https://www.astrill.com/pricing
  - [2] https://www.astrill.com/features/port-forwarding
  - [3] https://www.astrill.com/features/vpn-protocols
  - [4] https://astrill.com/wiki/P2P
  - [5] https://www.astrill.com/blog/socks5-proxy/