Our node, two modes

The best VPN for Russia: our own node, two modes, not a single log

A direct connection to our own exit node. Your traffic never crosses our servers, so there is physically nothing for us to log. Two connection modes in one subscription: one for Wi-Fi, one for mobile.

Prices in roubles. Payments are being connected right now — meanwhile we open access by hand, and quickly.

Why Vodorod VPN

Four reasons, every one of them checkable

Not slogans but properties of the service: you will see each of them in your account on day one.

01

Our own node — a short, predictable route

You reach the internet from our node’s address: one route we run ourselves and answer for end to end. Not a storefront of thousands of other people’s servers, but a direction that is genuinely ours.

02

Privacy by architecture, not by promise

Traffic runs straight from your device to the node, bypassing our servers. There is nothing for us to keep a browsing log with — that follows from how the service is built, not from a policy line someone could rewrite tonight.

03

Two modes — a connection that does not walk out

“Main” for Wi-Fi and wired networks, “Mobile” for LTE and 5G. When a network turns awkward you switch in one tap, and stay on the internet instead of in the settings.

04

Roubles and local cards

Prices in roubles, no conversion and no foreign charges. The offer, the seller’s details and the refund procedure are published before the first payment, so you always know who you are paying.

One node. Two modes. Zero logs.

Setup takes a couple of minutes: an account, a free app, one link.

How it works

What you get

Everything people buy a VPN for — and nothing else

One subscription, one product. No bundles with an antivirus, “dark web monitoring” and a password manager.

Node

One exit node

One node we run ourselves, not a storefront of “servers worldwide”. Sites see the node’s address; you see the internet you are used to.

Privacy

No logs — and nothing to keep them with

No browsing history, no DNS queries, no traffic contents: all of it goes past us. We store only what an account needs: your email, your device list and the state of your subscription.

Connection

Two modes in one subscription

Both arrive at once and switch in the app in a single tap. There is no surcharge for the second mode, and there will not be one.

Devices

Phone, laptop, tablet

Every device gets its own link. Lose a phone and you revoke that one alone; the rest keep working.

Differences

How we differ from the large services

Less storefront, more responsibility for what actually works.

One direction instead of a hundred

We do not sell a country list nobody opens. We run one route and watch it every day — and that is the one you need.

A proven app, free

The client comes from a separate team: it is free, needs no account with its authors and already passes app store review. You install nothing dubious.

One product instead of a bundle

We do not pad the subscription with an antivirus and a password manager to lift the price. You pay for access to the node, and only for that.

The service in short

Simple, checkable numbers. Speed and latency go up only once measured with real users in Russia: a figure with no measurement behind it is advertising, not a specification.

1exit node, our own
2connection modes in one subscription
5supported platforms

This is what the subscription gives you on the first day.

Honestly: what we do not promise

We would rather keep you because of the service than because of a good-looking line.

“Complete anonymity”

A VPN changes your visible address and closes your traffic off from the network you are sitting on. But while you are signed in to your accounts, those accounts identify you. Promising anonymity sells a feeling instead of a property.

“Military-grade encryption” and gigabits

The first is a phrase with no technical meaning. The second is a figure nobody can guarantee: any transit through a remote node adds latency. We would rather show you the route than draw you a speedometer.

It works where you work

iPhone and iPad, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux. One subscription, a separate link per device, and the plan decides how many devices you get.

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Try our route

Create an account, add a device and connect. Everything written on this page is something you will see in your account with your own eyes.

Create an account

What a VPN is

VPN stands for virtual private network. Your device opens an encrypted connection to a remote node, and the node reaches the internet from there. Your network sees only a connection to the node; sites see the node’s address instead of yours. That changes the route and the visible address — and that is the whole point.

Frequently asked

The short version on choosing a service. Technical detail lives on the “How it works” page.

Why Vodorod VPN rather than a large service?

Because we answer for one route end to end instead of for a storefront of thousands of points. The connection goes straight to the node, prices are in roubles and support answers in Russian. If you need to exit from a dozen countries, a large service suits you better — and we say so plainly.

Is a free VPN a bad idea?

Infrastructure costs money. If you are not paying, someone else is — usually through advertising or by reselling data about your traffic. A paid service at least has an obvious source of income: your subscription.

How many exit countries do I need?

Exactly as many as you use. To reach services restricted in your country, one suitable exit country is enough. A list of a hundred looks impressive and stays almost entirely unused.

Are you sure you keep no logs?

There is nothing for us to keep them with. Traffic does not cross our servers: the connection goes straight from the device to the node. That is how the service is built, not a policy line that could be rewritten.

What if it will not connect on my network?

Switch to the second mode in the app — it is built for different network conditions. Both modes are in the subscription at no extra cost. If that does not help, tell us your carrier and network.

Can I try it?

Yes. Create an account and write to us — while payments are being connected, we open access by hand.