How to get a trial port

A trial port can be issued from the pricing page: the “Start for Free” button creates a subscription for the selected plan — no payment is involved. If the button is not shown on a plan card, the trial is currently unavailable — contact support and we will help.

Step 1. Account

The trial is tied to an account, so first sign in:

1. Open the sign-in page.
2. We recommend signing in with Google, Telegram, or GitHub — one click and no email verification is needed. Email sign-in with a code is also available.
3. After signing in you will land in the Dashboard.

Step 2. Order the trial port

1. Open the pricing page and pick a network and connection type.
2. On the plan card, press “Start for Free” — it appears under the buy button when a trial is available for your account.
3. That’s it — you will be redirected to the dashboard with the port already in the list.

The trial port is a full-fledged port: the same protocols, the rotation link, and the settings. Use it exactly the way you plan to use a paid one.

Step 3. Connect and check

1. Open the Dashboard and click the trial proxy row — the side panel opens.
2. On the “Connect” tab, copy the protocol you need (http, socks5, vless, shadowsocks) — via the copy button or the QR code.
3. Check the IP in your browser or anti-detect browser.
4. Try the rotation: the “Rotation” tab has “Rotate IP Now” — see How to change the IP address on a private port.

If anything looks off, open the support chat right on the site — we will help with the setup.

A trial can also be issued programmatically via the API with op=trial, but that option is enabled for individual API keys on request — see the API documentation.