PROTOCOL
Reality instead of ordinary TLS
The connection looks like a visit to a real, major website — because the handshake is borrowed from one. Nothing to tell apart.
Early access
Works where the others stopped
VLESS Reality — traffic indistinguishable from ordinary HTTPS. One link across every device, standard apps, paid in crypto.
No card, and no proprietary app to install.
One price, no tier grid
1.99USDT a month
USDT · TON · BTC and more
- All locations
- Up to 3 devices
- 50 GB per month
- Three-day trial
No choosing between three near-identical plans — there is one.
Why this exists
Ordinary protocols are already visible
WireGuard and OpenVPN are recognised by the shape of their traffic, without anyone looking inside. Where deep packet inspection is deployed, they simply stop connecting.
FALLBACK
A second transport ready
If the filter learns to catch the main path, the subscription switches to the backup. Nothing to reinstall.
WHERE
Networks that filter
Türkiye, UAE, Egypt, India and other places where an ordinary VPN shows an endless "connecting".
How it works
Nothing extra to get started
SIGN-IN
Through Telegram — or without it
Most people find the bot easier. If it doesn't suit you, buy on the site with an account number and skip Telegram entirely.
DEVICES
One link for everything
A subscription, not ten config files. Phone, laptop and tablet get the same access; servers update themselves.
CLIENTS
Ordinary apps
Happ, v2rayNG, Streisand, Hiddify. We don't write our own app and won't ask you to install one.
NO LOCK-IN
Leaving takes a minute
Standard protocols and open clients. Nothing proprietary built to hold you through the pain of moving.
PAYMENT
In crypto
USDT, TON, BTC and a few more. No card is requested — so there is nowhere for one to be stored.
TRIAL
Three days to check
On your own network, with your own ISP. Whether it works shows in an evening, not in reviews.
What's left about you
We don't collect what the service doesn't need
Traffic is encrypted and browsing history isn't written. What stays in the database is exactly what keeps a subscription working.
Account record
openspace.surf
- account number
- OS·4K7M·9QX2
- traffic used
- 12.4 GB
- expires
- 2027-03-14
- name
- —
- —
- payment details
- —
- browsing history
- —
- DNS queries
- —
The traffic counter exists because the plan has a quota — which is why we don't write "we store nothing". The full inventory, with field names and retention periods, publishes at launch.
Price
1.99 USDT a month
One price. No discounts for paying a year upfront, no "only three spots left". If it doesn't suit you, don't renew.
Trial
0
- 3 days
- 10 GB
- 2 devices
Monthly
1.99
- All locations
- 50 GB
- 3 devices
- USDT, TON, BTC
Compatibility
Runs in the clients you already use
iOS
- Happ
- Streisand
- V2Box
Android
- Happ
- v2rayNG
- NekoBox
Windows
- Hiddify
- Nekoray
- v2rayN
macOS
- Happ
- Hiddify
- V2Box
Linux
- Nekoray
- Hiddify
- sing-box
No evasive answers
Questions
What do you know about me?
An account number, a byte counter and the subscription expiry date.
Browsing history and DNS queries are not written. The counter exists
because the plan has a quota and can't be switched off — which is why
we don't write "we store nothing". The full inventory, with field
names and retention periods, publishes at launch.
Do I need Telegram?
No. The bot is faster and easier, so most people go that way. But you
can buy on the site and get an account number instead — then Telegram
isn't needed at all.
Why crypto and not a card?
A card is a name, a bank and an address. Accepting one would hand us
exactly the data we promise not to hold. We take USDT, TON, BTC and a
few more; payment goes through in a couple of minutes.
What if I lose my account number?
If you signed in through Telegram, nothing — the bot recognises you.
If you bought without Telegram, on an account number alone, there is
no recovery, because we hold no email. That's the price of having no
identity in the database, and we name it before you pay.
Why 50 GB and not unlimited?
Because unlimited on a single node is a promise the first heavy user
breaks, and everyone else pays for it. 50 GB is above what an ordinary
subscriber uses in a month. As more nodes come online, the limit grows.
What jurisdiction are you under?
The legal entity and jurisdiction will be published before the first
sale, together with our policy on responding to requests. A service
that can't name its jurisdiction doesn't deserve trust — including us,
until we've done it.
Early access
Test it on your own network
Three days free, no card. Whether it works shows in an evening.