A VPN subscription from our shop gives you access to a VPN service for a set period: login details, servers in several countries to connect to, and encrypted traffic. Once connected, you go online with the server's IP instead of your own, so the platform doesn't see your real address and can't tie your accounts together through it.
You pay once for the whole term, receive the credentials, install the service's app or browser extension and connect. Unlike proxies, you don't have to enter IP addresses into each browser profile by hand.
VPN Subscription vs. Proxies
Both change your IP, but a VPN is an app that routes all traffic from the device or browser automatically, while a proxy is entered manually into each browser or antidetect profile and lets you pick a specific IP.
| VPN subscription | Mobile proxies | Residential proxies | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | App or extension, credentials entered once | Address, port, login and password in each profile | Address, port, login and password in each profile |
| Control over the IP | Country and server | Specific IP, country and carrier | Specific IP and country |
| How it's sold | For a set term | By time | In traffic packages |
We sell mobile proxies (Vodafone, Kyivstar and Lifecell in Ukraine, plus Poland and the USA) and residential proxies. For arbitrage with several accounts, proxies are the more common choice because you need to know exactly which IP, country and provider each account uses. A VPN subscription fits when you simply need to hide your real IP without any setup — for example, when you work with one account or with several in turn.
What's Included in the Subscription
You get login details, access to servers in several countries and traffic encryption for the whole paid period.
- Login details — a key or a login and password for the service's app, depending on how the specific VPN works.
- Server access — several countries to choose from, and you can switch between them.
- Active period — the subscription works for a set term. When it ends, you buy a new one.
- Traffic encryption — traffic between your device and the VPN server is encrypted, so your internet provider and local network only see a connection to the VPN. Websites see the server's IP instead of yours, but they can tell the connection goes through a VPN.
Some services add ad blocking, DNS leak protection or a choice of connection protocol. Check the item description before buying to see exactly what a given subscription includes.
How to Connect a VPN Subscription
In a regular browser, you install the app or extension and enter the credentials; in an antidetect, you either turn the VPN on at system level or add the extension to the profile's browser.
In a regular browser:
- Download the VPN app or install the browser extension.
- Enter the login details from the subscription.
- Pick the country (GEO) you want to connect from.
- Turn the VPN on and open Facebook or Instagram.
In an antidetect browser:
Antidetects are built around proxies, so a VPN is connected in a roundabout way:
- Turn the VPN on at the operating-system level, then open the antidetect — all its traffic goes through the VPN. Keep in mind that every profile then goes online through the same server.
- Install the VPN extension in the profile's browser, if both the service and the antidetect support it.
Check that your antidetect works with the VPN extension before you buy. After connecting, use an IP lookup tool to confirm it shows the server's country, not yours.
When a VPN Subscription Makes Sense
A VPN subscription is useful when you need to hide your real IP or switch countries quickly without manual setup:
- Working from home or the office — the platform sees the VPN server's IP, not your real address.
- Using accounts one at a time — switch to a different server before logging into another account so they don't show up from the same IP. For running accounts in parallel, a separate proxy in each antidetect profile is more reliable.
- Accessing services blocked in your region — connect to a server in a country where the service works.
- Checking from different GEOs — change the country and see how an ad or landing page looks to users there.
If you already run proxies in an antidetect and the setup is stable, there's no reason to switch to a VPN. If you want a simple tool with no setup, a subscription will do. There's a separate guide on how VPN keys help with ad accounts.
What to Check Before Buying
Check the connection limit, the list of countries, speed, supported protocols and the logging policy.
Simultaneous connections. Some plans strictly limit how many devices can be connected at once, others allow several. If you work from more than one machine, pick a plan with enough connection slots.
Countries. Make sure the subscription covers the GEOs you plan to work from. If you only need Ukraine or the USA, a long list of countries isn't an advantage in itself.
Speed and stability. Read reviews or test the service during a trial period, if there is one. A slow VPN drags out page loads and gets in the way of work.
Protocols. If you work in an antidetect, find out which protocols the service supports and whether they're compatible with your browser.
Logging. A good VPN doesn't store logs of your activity — it's a matter of privacy, not of hiding anything.
Compare these points against the item descriptions in the VPN keys and accounts section.
VPN with Antidetect and Ad Accounts
A VPN only covers the IP: it doesn't change the browser fingerprint, which is the antidetect's job. Together they make it harder for the platform to link accounts. The same logic is behind pairing a farm account with antidetect and proxies.
If you work with accounts from our shop — farms, mini-farms or KING PZRD — a VPN hides your real IP, but it doesn't replace a dedicated proxy for each profile and doesn't guarantee an account won't be banned.
A VPN won't save an account if the ads break platform rules or target a prohibited audience. It's a privacy tool, not a way around moderation.
Renewing or Switching Your Subscription
To keep access after the term ends, buy a new subscription and update the login details in the app. The VPN app usually warns you when the term is about to run out.
If the current subscription doesn't suit you — it's slow or lacks the countries you need — you can switch at any time: install the new service's app or replace the login in the old one.
VPN subscriptions are listed in the catalog under Services and subscriptions: pick one and pay, and the login details are issued after payment.
FAQ
What do you get with a VPN subscription?
Login details (a key or a login and password), access to servers in several countries and traffic encryption for the whole paid period. Extra features depend on the service and are listed in the item description.
Is a VPN or a proxy better for multiple ad accounts?
For running accounts at the same time, a proxy: each antidetect profile gets its own IP. A VPN turned on at system level puts every profile on the same server, so it suits cases where you just need to hide your real IP or use accounts one at a time.
What happens when a VPN subscription expires?
Access stops, and you buy a new subscription and enter the new login details in the app. If the old service didn't suit you, you can pick a different one.