TAG Pricing

Plans are organized around node access, device allowance and traffic tier — not around locking basic setup instructions behind a paywall.

Starter

Entry-level rate
billed per term

For trying a proxy subscription for the first time.

  • Standard-tier node access
  • Single-device use
  • Multi-protocol subscription
  • Community setup guide
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Standard

Mid-tier rate
billed per term

The balance most subscribers land on.

  • Standard + priority-tier nodes
  • Multiple simultaneous devices
  • Multi-protocol subscription
  • Faster subscription refresh interval
  • Email support
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Pro

Higher-tier rate
billed per term

For heavier day-to-day and multi-device use.

  • Full node tier access
  • Higher device allowance
  • Multi-protocol subscription
  • Priority email support
  • Early access to new node regions
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How to Read These Plans Honestly

We're intentionally not printing specific dollar figures or gigabyte counts on this page, because plan pricing and traffic allowances change over time and a stale number is worse than no number. The current rate and exact allowance for each tier are always confirmed on the order page before you pay anything.

What stays consistent across tiers is the shape of the trade-off: higher tiers unlock more simultaneous devices, access to a wider node pool, and faster support response — not a different app, and not a different setup process.

If you're not sure which tier fits, start with Starter or Standard. Every tier uses the same subscription link format, so moving up later doesn't mean reconfiguring your client from scratch.

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Pricing FAQ

Rates and traffic allowances are subject to change, and we'd rather send you to the current, accurate numbers than leave an outdated price on this page. You'll see the exact current rate before completing any purchase.

Yes. Because every tier uses the same subscription-link model, switching tiers doesn't require a different client or a different setup process — only the node access and device allowance change.

Starting on the Starter tier is the lowest-commitment way to evaluate node speed and stability on your own network before deciding whether to move up.

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Every tier ships the same setup process — only node access and device allowance change.

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