Sign up with a single token, no email or phone number. Connect over WireGuard to servers in 44 countries and 62 cities, and pay for the term once from your balance. 24 months of Basic works out to $2.51 a month.
Pick where you will use it and we show the plan that fits first. Change the term and the total updates right away. Compare plans in detail
Main use
This is only a suggestion. All three plans use the same servers and core protection, and you can use any of them for anything.
Term
Basic
6 devices at once
The core VPN. Reach every server and use the kill switch and split tunneling.
$53.09/ 12 months
$4.42 a month
Buy this planPlus
10 devices at once
Basic, with ads, trackers and harmful sites blocked, and Double VPN when you want it.
$58.49/ 12 months
$4.87 a month
Buy this planPro
12 devices at once
All of Plus, one dedicated IP from a choice of 10 countries, and your support messages answered first.
$89.99/ 12 months
$7.50 a month
Buy this planSoVPN is one account you use on your phone, laptop and TV. Every plan includes the features below from day one.
We don't keep the sites you visit, what you send or your DNS lookups. The device marker is removed when you disconnect.
Use fast WireGuard day to day and switch to OpenVPN TCP on networks that block it.
If the VPN drops for a moment, traffic can't leave on your real IP.
Korea, Japan, the US and Europe on every plan, with no limit on how often you switch.
No email, name or phone number. The token made on the sign-up page is your login key.
Pick 1 to 24 months and pay once. Nothing renews by itself when the term ends.
Whole-device protection, 44 countries
Starting at
$2.51/ mo
A VPN encrypts everything leaving your phone or computer and sends it through a SoVPN server. Choose it when you want one device fully covered on public Wi-Fi, on trips or at home. 24 months of Basic works out to $2.51 a month.
Home IPs, per GB, 60 countries
Starting at
$0.225/ GB
Residential proxies send requests from IPs on real home connections. They fit when only one tool or browser should appear in another country: price checks, local search results or ad checks. The GB you buy never expires.
An IP that stays put, monthly, 60 countries
Starting at
$0.19/ IP·mo
A static ISP proxy gives you one ISP-registered IP for the whole term. It's the usual pick for account work that needs a steady login location, or for company tools that only accept allowlisted IPs.
On cafe or airport Wi-Fi, other people on the same network and whoever runs it can see where your device connects. At home, your internet provider can see which sites you open and when. With the VPN on, traffic leaves your device in an encrypted tunnel to a SoVPN server, and nobody in between sees the content or the destination.
Sites you visit see the SoVPN server's IP instead of yours. Connect to Seoul and you appear in Korea, connect to Tokyo and you appear in Japan. That matters when you open a Korean banking app on a business trip, or check prices for another country from home.
All three plans share servers in 44 countries, WireGuard, the kill switch, split tunneling and the no-logs policy. They differ in how many devices can connect at once and in extra features.
SoVPN doesn't ask for an email, name or phone number. The sign-up page creates an account token that starts with sox_. Copy it or save it as a .txt file, sign up, and from then on you paste the token to log in.
At login the token is checked against a value it can't be turned back from. Since we don't collect personal details there is little to leak, but it also means a lost token can't be recovered. Keep it in a password manager or a note you trust.
If speed matters most, pick the server closest to where you are. From Korea, Seoul and Busan are fastest, followed by Japan and Taiwan. Quick connect in the app picks a nearby server for you.
If you need an IP in a specific country, connect to that country: Korea for Korean services while abroad, the US to see US prices. All 44 countries are open on every plan, and you can switch as often as you like.
Prices start from the 1-month rate, and the monthly cost drops as the term gets longer. Basic is 31% cheaper on 3 months, 50% on 6, 65% on 12 and 80% on 24. The term price comes out of your balance once on the day you buy, and nothing renews automatically.
You top up from $5 with 7 coins: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and LTC, across 12 coin and network options. Your balance never expires, and the same balance pays for proxies too.
Many people start with 1 or 3 months, then move to 12 or 24 once they know which devices and servers they use. If you buy while a plan is still active, the new one starts when the current one ends.
A VPN protects the connection between you and the server. These habits make that protection go further.
It stops your real IP from leaking when Wi-Fi changes or drops for a second.
Turn the VPN on as soon as you join cafe or hotel Wi-Fi, then open your apps.
Don't send your account token to anyone. Keep it somewhere only you open, like a password manager.
A VPN routes your whole device, a proxy routes one program or browser. Many people keep the VPN on their phone and laptop, and attach proxies separately to scripts that check prices in several countries or to account management tools.
One SoVPN account buys both. From the same balance you can pick a VPN plan and residential, unlimited residential, static ISP or datacenter proxies.
A no-logs VPN and four kinds of proxies, both paid from one crypto balance. VPN servers are in 62 cities across 44 countries, and every plan includes WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2, the kill switch and split tunneling with no data cap. Your ISP can see that you use a VPN, but not the sites behind it.
Open the sign-up page and save the token it shows you. It looks like sox_XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX. Copy it or download it as a .txt file, tick the box saying you saved it, accept the terms, and the account exists. There are no fields to fill in.
No. SoVPN never asks for an email, phone number, name or password. The account token is the whole account. Top-ups are crypto only, so card details never come up either.
In your dashboard. There is no email address on the account, so SoVPN can't send mail. Plan dates, balance changes and support replies all show up there.
Up to 3 per IP address. The limit stops bots from opening accounts in bulk. If several people share one connection at home or at work and need more, tell us in the Support tab.
Top up your balance with crypto, then buy a VPN plan with it. Both happen in the dashboard, in the Top up and VPN plans tabs. The Downloads tab opens once a plan is running. The apps are still being prepared, and the installers will appear in that tab when they are ready.
In most countries, yes. A few restrict or ban VPNs, so check the local rules before you connect there. Anything illegal is still illegal over a VPN, and our Acceptable Use Policy forbids it.
More connected devices and a few extra features. Servers and protocols are the same on all three. Basic connects 6 devices at once. Plus connects 10 and adds ad and tracker blocking, malicious site blocking and Double VPN, which routes you through two servers. Pro connects 12, has everything in Plus, and adds priority support and one dedicated IP in South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Australia, the US, Canada, the UK, Germany, France or the Netherlands.
Top-ups start at $5, and your first VPN plan is refundable to balance within 7 days.
