VPN with a US IP address
A server in the United States, 12.93 ms to the backbone. This location carries a traffic cap: 50 GB a month.
What a site opened through this server sees
- City
- — geolocation databases disagree
- Network
- AS36352 · HostPapa
- Latency
- 12.93 ms
- Protocol
- VLESS Reality
- IPv6
- no
- Traffic
- 50 GB per month
- Plan
- Basic and PRO
Measured 2026-08-28, from the server itself · to 1.1.1.1 from the server, average of three runs
A US address matters wherever the catalogue and the price are tied to the United States: subscriptions, app stores, services that do not work outside the country.
The 50 GB cap is what the link to America costs rather than greed: transatlantic traffic is several times more expensive than European, and the allowance covers roughly 15 hours of HD video. We do not claim a city: the databases split between Dallas and Buffalo, though the country is not in doubt.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a dedicated IP address?
- No. The addresses are shared and static: they do not change on every connection, so your logins stay put, but you share the address with other users of the server.
- Can I switch between locations?
- Yes. Every location in your plan arrives in one subscription list; switching is a tap in the app, with nothing extra to pay.
- Do Russian sites and banking apps work through the tunnel?
- For someone in Russia the subscription carries a routing profile: Russian sites go direct, everything else through the server. Abroad it is the other way round — pick the Russia server from the PRO plan and use the subscription link with split=0, and Russian services will see a Russian address.