We measure before we claim
One product, terms written in plain English, and nothing asserted that you cannot check on your own connection.
VPN Lab sells one thing: a VLESS key that works over Reality. You cannot see inside a VPN app, but a key is a line of text, it goes into any client that speaks the protocol, and every claim made about it can be tested on your own line.
What we run
- Six servers, all VLESS over Reality: United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Netherlands, France
- A Telegram bot that issues a key with 5 days free, with no card and no account
- Reference pages that explain what an address, a lookup and a leak reading actually mean
- Support through the same bot, with a person behind it
Why a key and not an app
App stores remove VPN apps regularly, and an abandoned app takes its servers, its account system and your settings with it. A key survives that. The clients that read it are general purpose networking tools rather than branded VPN products, so they tend to stay available, and switching clients costs you a paste.
Who we are
A small independent team. The company paperwork is not finished, and we would rather say so here than invent an address and a filing number for a footer. What that means for you in practice: no long contract, no auto renewal, and a trial that takes no payment details, so there is nothing to claw back if we disappoint you.
What we refuse to do
- No help with gambling or piracy
- No selling data and no advertising network, because there is no account to attach one to
- No promise of total anonymity, which nobody can honestly make
- No fabricated numbers: where something is an estimate, the page says so
5 days free, no card. When the time runs out the key stops until you top it up.