SodaVPN
SodaVPN
What it is, how access is handed out, and where the plans and the support live.
SodaVPN is a private VPN, live for everyone: no application, no invitation. The route goes through an outside node, so sites see the node, not you. Traffic travels in an encrypted tunnel, so the networks along the way see a stream, not its contents. The protocol is VLESS; the nodes are in Germany, the Netherlands, Finland and Singapore, and the node changes from the app at any moment.
How access is handed out
A bot in Telegram hands out access; the link to it is on the SodaVPN page. The bot sends the instructions, and the subscription, the devices, renewal and payment live in a Mini App inside Telegram. That is the one place you come back to for everything, from the first payment to a change of device.
Plans
The plans and their terms are on the SodaVPN site; payment and renewal happen in Telegram, in the Mini App. One subscription covers several devices, and the device slots are visible in the Mini App: add, free, switch. Phones connect through ready-made apps; the company’s own Windows app is in closed beta.
Support
Support lives inside the Mini App in Telegram: an assistant answers first, and a person joins when needed. Questions about connecting, devices and payment go there, not to the company’s mail.