VPN.ac

vpn.ac · 3 records in Egress and tunnels, IP and proxies · JSON

Records 3

paidVPN.ac (Egress and tunnels)
Egress and tunnelsidentity email?card?evidence documentedstale on 2026-12-05
paidVPN.ac (ip-proxy/vpn-ac)
IP and proxiesidentity email?card?evidence documentedstale on 2026-12-05duplicatedisagrees
paidVPN.ac (exit addresses)
IP and proxiesidentity card?card?limit per-ip-shapingevidence documentedstale on 2026-12-05disagrees

VPN.ac (Egress and tunnels)

Egress and tunnels

vpn.ac/vpn-accountsTunnel (hosted): VPN with OpenVPN, WireGuard, IKEv2 and L2TP on shared addresses; no port forwardingegress/vpn-acJSON compare report an error

Free allowance: No free plan. The plans page lists '1 Year' at '$58' ('$4,8 / month') beside 1 Month '$9', 3 Months '$24' ('$8 / month') and 2 Years '$90'.
Verdict: paidno free allowance; listed for its price
Cost: no price statedsee Price below
Identity: email?placeholder, not evidence; card unknown, phone unknown
Binding limit: noneno named constraint binds
Evidence: documented16 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness: stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05

Free tier	No free plan. The plans page lists '1 Year' at '$58' ('$4,8 / month') beside 1 Month '$9', 3 Months '$24' ('$8 / month') and 2 Years '$90'. A trial exists: 'a 1-week trial account for only $2'. unit none; metered on none; The plan links carry a promotion code (OCT26), so the listed prices may be promotional. The trial allows 3 simultaneous connections instead of 6.
Price	USD 58 for 1 year; a subscription price, not a per-TB price
Limits	per-ip-shaping shared addresses: 'all users connected to the same VPN node will use the same IP addresses'; no dedicated IP is sold source request-rate 6 simultaneous connections with OpenVPN or IPsec plus 6 with WireGuard (12 in total); the trial allows 3 source The connection counts are filed under request-rate because the vocabulary has no concurrent-connection kind. The P2P guidance names seven locations (Canada - Toronto, Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, Switzerland, France, Romania) and the 28 gigabit servers in them.
Binding	none No byte quota or rate is published; the shared-address model and the connection counts are stated, and the vocabulary cannot rank them against a quota.
Identity	email (placeholder) unverified: the checkout and sign-up form are behind a sign-up and were not read; the FAQ says the vendor sends auto-generated payment reminders and confirmations to customers, and accepts Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, PayPal, cards and vouchers. The email kind is the structured value inferred from the payment reminders; no phone, card or ID requirement is stated on the pages read.
Egress	No speed limit and no byte cap stated: the features list says 'No speed limit', and servers are 'connected to gigabit ports'. The vendor says it does not oversell bandwidth. free allowance: none: no free plan; 1-week trial at USD 2
Retention	not applicable: a tunnel, not stored bytes
Interface	unknown A tunnel and a browser proxy. Protocols: OpenVPN (TCP and UDP on several ports, with XOR and a V2Ray-based TCP obfuscation), IKEv2/IPsec, WireGuard (stated 'in beta' in the FAQ) and L2TP/IPsec. UDP: yes, OpenVPN UDP is offered. Port forwarding: not offered ('No, we don't. We believe it is a risk for the privacy and security of users.'). SOCKS5: unverified: the SecureProxy browser extension is an HTTPS proxy, and the SOCKS5 knowledge-base page returned the vendor's home page; no SOCKS5 endpoint is confirmed. Obfuscation: OpenVPN XOR on TCP 443 and a V2Ray TCP obfuscation layer. BitTorrent: not blocked; advised only on the P2P-optimised locations.
Tooling	The vendor's apps (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux beta) and OpenVPN, WireGuard, IKEv2 or L2TP clients with the account's credentials; SecureProxy browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox.
Composes with	A tunnel exit: the vendor states it provides shared IP addresses only, so the upstream sees an address shared with every user on the node.
Reliability	The FAQ says accounts are activated when the payment is confirmed; the vendor keeps connection logs described in its FAQ (connection start and end) and states it does not log activity.
Notes	Cheapest yearly price: USD 58 for 1 year ('$4,8 / month') on the plans page; the 2-year price is USD 90. Plan links carry a promotion code. SecureProxy covers 32 locations against 21 for the VPN.
Evidence note	documented Documented: price, protocols, UDP, port-forwarding refusal, obfuscation and the BitTorrent line are quoted from the vendor's plans page, FAQ and knowledge base. Identity is inferred, not read, because the checkout is behind a sign-up. Nothing was connected through the service.
Parsed numbers	has-free-tier 0 price USD 58

Evidence 16

date	source	what it proved
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/vpn-accounts	the 1-year plan is USD 58
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/vpn-accounts	the 2-year plan is USD 90
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	A 1-week trial costs USD 2.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Protocols and UDP.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Port forwarding is not provided.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	P2P/torrent is not blocked.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Addresses are shared.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Customers receive payment reminders, so an email is held.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Cryptocurrency payment is accepted.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/knowledgebase/80/What-are-the-P2P-optimized-locations	P2P is not blocked anywhere; seven locations are advised.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	OpenVPN runs over UDP and TCP.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	OpenVPN XOR obfuscation on TCP 443.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	Two obfuscation methods are used.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/	No speed limit is stated.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/secureproxy	SecureProxy is an HTTPS browser proxy.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/register.php	the register page shows a character-image verification

Unknown values 2

interface: the access interface was not established
per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer

VPN.ac (ip-proxy/vpn-ac)

IP and proxies

vpn.ac/vpn-accountsVPN subscription (exit source)ip-proxy/vpn-acJSON compare report an error

Sibling records disagree:

identity_kind: ip-proxy/vpn-ac says email, ip-proxy/vpn-ac-exits says card

Free allowance: No free plan. The plans page lists '1 Year' at '$58' ('$4,8 / month') beside 1 Month '$9', 3 Months '$24' ('$8 / month') and 2 Years '$90'.
Verdict: paidno free allowance; listed for its price
Cost: no price statedsee Price below
Identity: email?placeholder, not evidence; card unknown, phone unknown
Binding limit: noneno named constraint binds
Evidence: documented16 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness: stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05

Free tier	No free plan. The plans page lists '1 Year' at '$58' ('$4,8 / month') beside 1 Month '$9', 3 Months '$24' ('$8 / month') and 2 Years '$90'. A trial exists: 'a 1-week trial account for only $2'. unit none; metered on none; The plan links carry a promotion code (OCT26), so the listed prices may be promotional. The trial allows 3 simultaneous connections instead of 6.
Price	USD 58 for 1 year; a subscription price, not a per-TB price
Limits	per-ip-shaping shared addresses: 'all users connected to the same VPN node will use the same IP addresses'; no dedicated IP is sold source request-rate 6 simultaneous connections with OpenVPN or IPsec plus 6 with WireGuard (12 in total); the trial allows 3 source The connection counts are filed under request-rate because the vocabulary has no concurrent-connection kind. The P2P guidance names seven locations (Canada - Toronto, Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, Switzerland, France, Romania) and the 28 gigabit servers in them.
Binding	none No byte quota or rate is published; the shared-address model and the connection counts are stated, and the vocabulary cannot rank them against a quota.
Identity	email (placeholder) unverified: the checkout and sign-up form are behind a sign-up and were not read; the FAQ says the vendor sends auto-generated payment reminders and confirmations to customers, and accepts Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, PayPal, cards and vouchers. The email kind is the structured value inferred from the payment reminders; no phone, card or ID requirement is stated on the pages read.
Egress	No speed limit and no byte cap stated: the features list says 'No speed limit', and servers are 'connected to gigabit ports'. The vendor says it does not oversell bandwidth. free allowance: none: no free plan; 1-week trial at USD 2
Retention	not applicable: a tunnel, not stored bytes
Interface	unknown A tunnel and a browser proxy. Protocols: OpenVPN (TCP and UDP on several ports, with XOR and a V2Ray-based TCP obfuscation), IKEv2/IPsec, WireGuard (stated 'in beta' in the FAQ) and L2TP/IPsec. UDP: yes, OpenVPN UDP is offered. Port forwarding: not offered ('No, we don't. We believe it is a risk for the privacy and security of users.'). SOCKS5: unverified: the SecureProxy browser extension is an HTTPS proxy, and the SOCKS5 knowledge-base page returned the vendor's home page; no SOCKS5 endpoint is confirmed. Obfuscation: OpenVPN XOR on TCP 443 and a V2Ray TCP obfuscation layer. BitTorrent: not blocked; advised only on the P2P-optimised locations.
Tooling	The vendor's apps (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux beta) and OpenVPN, WireGuard, IKEv2 or L2TP clients with the account's credentials; SecureProxy browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox.
Composes with	A tunnel exit: the vendor states it provides shared IP addresses only, so the upstream sees an address shared with every user on the node.
Reliability	The FAQ says accounts are activated when the payment is confirmed; the vendor keeps connection logs described in its FAQ (connection start and end) and states it does not log activity.
Notes	Duplicate of egress/vpn-ac, which holds the offer; both records cite the same vendor page.
Evidence note	documented Documented: price, protocols, UDP, port-forwarding refusal, obfuscation and the BitTorrent line are quoted from the vendor's plans page, FAQ and knowledge base. Identity is inferred, not read, because the checkout is behind a sign-up. Nothing was connected through the service.
Parsed numbers	has-free-tier 0 price USD 58

Evidence 16

date	source	what it proved
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/vpn-accounts	The 1-year plan link; its price on the page is $58.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/vpn-accounts	The 1-year plan is shown as USD 58 or USD 4.8 a month.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	A 1-week trial costs USD 2.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Protocols and UDP.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Port forwarding is not provided.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	P2P/torrent is not blocked.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Addresses are shared.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Customers receive payment reminders, so an email is held.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/faq	Cryptocurrency payment is accepted.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/knowledgebase/80/What-are-the-P2P-optimized-locations	P2P is not blocked anywhere; seven locations are advised.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	OpenVPN runs over UDP and TCP.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	OpenVPN XOR obfuscation on TCP 443.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/what-vpn-protocols	Two obfuscation methods are used.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/	No speed limit is stated.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/secureproxy	SecureProxy is an HTTPS browser proxy.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/vpn-accounts	the VPN.ac plans page lists the 1 Year plan, the offer both records describe

Unknown values 2

interface: the access interface was not established
per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer

Free tier	No free tier. A 1-week trial account costs $2 and allows 3 simultaneous connections; regular accounts allow up to 12 (6 OpenVPN/IPsec and 6 WireGuard). unit none; metered on none; unverified: the regular plan price is not in the captured page text.
Price	unverified: regular plan price not read; trial USD 2 for 1 week
Limits	per-ip-shaping (binding) Up to 12 simultaneous connections (6 using WireGuard); 3 on a trial account source Address concentration: 61 addresses, 60 with an announcing ASN, in 32 ASNs; 58 datacenter-listed and 17 VPN-listed.
Binding	per-ip-shaping The connection ceiling binds first, since the vendor states no speed limit and no byte quota.
Identity	card (placeholder) unverified: behind a sign-up. The page lists Bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies, PayPal, cards and prepaid vouchers as payment methods, and a $2 trial; what the account needs was not read.
Egress	unverified: this record covers the exit addresses of the fleet, not the plan; the plan-level traffic terms belong to the vendor's own egress record where one exists. free allowance: none published for the address list
Retention	not applicable: an address, not an object
Interface	unknown The status page at https://vpn.ac/status lists node hostnames, which resolve by DNS to the exit addresses; no JSON API was found. endpoint: https://vpn.ac/status
Tooling	Reading the exits needs the status page and a DNS resolver; using one needs the vendor client or OpenVPN, WireGuard or StrongSwan configs from an account. The page names a SecureProxy browser addon; its protocol was not established.
Composes with	A free compute node dials the tunnel and the traffic leaves at one of 61 addresses; 16 are in M247 (AS9009), 32 ASNs in all.
Reliability	No suspension, throttle or data loss was measured. 58 of 61 addresses are on the datacenter list.
Notes	Exit-address record for the VPN.ac fleet, classified with detector index 20261103T163900Z-00d117b2 on 2026-11-03: 61 addresses, 58 datacenter-listed, 17 VPN-listed (all also datacenter), 0 Tor exits, 1 on an abuse list, 3 on none of the lists; 32 ASNs, largest AS9009 M247 with 16 addresses, 1 address with no ASN in the network source. The tier differs from any plan record.
Evidence note	documented Plan facts are documented; list classification measured on 2026-11-03. Weakest rung documented; the regular price is unverified.
Parsed numbers	has-free-tier 0

date	source	what it proved
2026-11-03	probe: `https://vpn.ac/status`	The node hostnames resolved to 61 addresses which were classified.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/	The trial costs $2.
2026-11-04	vpn.ac/	part of the text of Binding, above

exit classification {"detector_index_version": "20261103T163900Z-00d117b2","classified_on": "2026-11-03","n": 61,"datacenter_listed": 58,"vpn_listed": 17,"tor_exit": 0,"abuse_listed": 1,"in_none_of_the_lists": 3,"asns": 32,"largest_asn": "AS9009 M247 Europe SRL","largest_asn_addresses": 16,"endpoint": "https://vpn.ac/status (node hostnames DNS-resolved)","derived": "counts taken over the 61 answers of the registered record; 16 / 61 = 26.2%"}

exit classification	`{"detector_index_version": "20261103T163900Z-00d117b2","classified_on": "2026-11-03","n": 61,"datacenter_listed": 58,"vpn_listed": 17,"tor_exit": 0,"abuse_listed": 1,"in_none_of_the_lists": 3,"asns": 32,"largest_asn": "AS9009 M247 Europe SRL","largest_asn_addresses": 16,"endpoint": "https://vpn.ac/status (node hostnames DNS-resolved)","derived": "counts taken over the 61 answers of the registered record; 16 / 61 = 26.2%"}`

Unknown values 2

interface: the access interface was not established
per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer

VPN.ac

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VPN.ac (Egress and tunnels)

VPN.ac (ip-proxy/vpn-ac)

VPN.ac (exit addresses)