3-Day Pass
$1.99
72 hours of access
- VPN config + QR
- Unlimited traffic during the pass
- Auto-expires — nothing to cancel
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Online in 60 seconds. Gone when you're done.
A VPN pass for the time you need. Pay, connect, and go. No account, no subscription, nothing to cancel.
- No logs
- WireGuard, post-quantum resistant
- Expires automatically
Pick a pass
Pick the time you need. Pay with card or crypto.
7-Day Pass
$2.99
7 days of access
- VPN config + QR
- Unlimited traffic during the pass
- Auto-expires — nothing to cancel
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30-Day Pass
$4.99
30 days of access
- VPN config + QR
- Unlimited traffic during the pass
- Auto-expires — nothing to cancel
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One pass, all locations
Your pass works across all 9 locations — switch anytime in your WireGuard app.
France
Gravelines
Canada
Beauharnois
Germany
Nürnberg
…and 6 more locations, all included.
How it works
- 1
Choose & pay~30s
Card via Stripe or crypto. Your pass starts the moment payment confirms.
- 2
Get your magic link
Right after paying you land on your pass page. Bookmark it — this is how you get back.
- 3
Scan the QR~10s
Import into the official WireGuard app. You're connected in seconds.
- 4
Auto-expires
The pass shuts off automatically. Nothing to cancel, no recurring charges.
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. We use a one-time magic link per pass — no email or password required.
Which apps work?
On Android, the Kora VPN app, in beta, from your pass page: it sets the pass up from its QR code and finds a way through networks that block the usual one. On every device, any WireGuard client also works: the official apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux.
Is there a Kora VPN app?
On Android, yes, in beta. Download it from the apps page or from your pass page, then scan the pass's QR code from inside the app: it picks a location and finds a way through networks that block the usual one. It does not come from Google Play yet, so Android asks you to allow the install. Every build is signed by one certificate; the app shows it under About, and it must read 6C:4E:E4:19:1E:B7:95:9C:24:5C:0D:74:0E:01:BD:25:A1:EA:65:6A:23:C0:D3:7F:23:77:7F:E7:B7:17:E6:08. If it reads anything else, that copy did not come from us: delete it.
What can I use it for?
Anything a normal VPN does: gaming, streaming media, private browsing, and accessing content while traveling. WireGuard gives you fast, low-latency tunnels suitable for real-time use.
Can I use one pass on several devices?
Yes, up to 15 devices at once on Android phones running the Kora VPN app. Each phone you scan the pass into gets its own key, so they all connect at the same time. iPhones and computers use the configuration file for now, and however many devices you copy the file to, it counts as one: only one copy connects at a time, and a second takes the tunnel from the first. The file is one of the 15. For a TV, or a household of computers, run the file on a router: everything behind it shares that one tunnel.
Is it protected against quantum computers?
As far as WireGuard allows, yes. Every pass carries its own preshared key for each location, and WireGuard mixes it into every handshake. That keeps traffic recorded today protected even if the usual key exchange is broken by a quantum computer later. It is on by default: the key is already in the configuration you import.
What happens when it expires?
Access stops on its own. Nothing renews and nothing is charged. To keep going, add time from your pass page, before it ends or for a limited period afterwards: you keep the same configuration, so there is nothing to re-install. After that, just buy a new pass.