Cross-platform · Encrypted network

Reach the whole internet
Your privacy, your control

Verstro is a privacy-first cross-platform network client. Verstro clients are available on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux; on desktop, TUN can cover more apps that ignore a system proxy. Coverage and experience depend on the OS, app, active rules, and network environment.

Free trial 3 days / 10 GB One claim per account after email verification
Standard monthly · current returning offer $4.50 / 30 days Applied automatically when a verified prior payer is eligible
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Long-running offers may be paused or ended. Eligibility and the final amount come from the signed-in server quote. An exchange or wallet may charge a separate TRC20 network fee for USDT withdrawals.

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Core capabilities

Designed for privacy, built for open access

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System-level traffic capture

When enabled, TUN can capture more traffic at the OS network layer than a browser proxy. Terminal, Docker, Git, and some desktop apps can use the encrypted path according to the active mode and rules. Coverage depends on the OS, app, rules, and network environment.

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Privacy-first by design

Sign up with just an email — no ID, no phone number. Our servers never log what you connect to or visit, and you can pay with USDT cryptocurrency.

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Multi-region nodes and automatic selection

Multi-region, multi-route nodes work with automatic selection and modern protocols such as Reality. Availability and experience depend on the network, node, and local environment.

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Ready in minutes

Sign in → pick a plan → connect with one click. No config files to import — even non-technical users are up and running within minutes.

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Get the Verstro app

Available now on Android and all three desktop platforms; on iOS, import your subscription and you're set. Setup steps and FAQs are in the Help Center.

The Verstro app is derived from FlClash (GPLv3), with the complete source code published under the license: Source & License ↗