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Buy VLESS keys here and what you receive is a subscription key for a client app, not a proxy list to paste into a scraper. Two rows are live, both monthly, and they split on the things that matter in daily use: how many devices one key covers, whether you can switch protocol later, and how the key reaches you. The protocol itself is the same modern one in both cases, and it is the reason this shelf exists separately from the ordinary proxy stock.
The demand for this term is mostly technical, so it is worth being precise about what changes hands.
One row names VLESS plus Reality specifically. The pairing is the reason people search for this protocol rather than an older one.
A VLESS Reality subscription is designed to be hard to distinguish from normal encrypted browsing. That is what the seller means by undetectable, and it is a design goal rather than a promise anyone can make about a specific network on a specific day.
VLESS carries less protocol overhead than older tunnelling options, which is why sellers can advertise high throughput. One row states speeds up to a gigabit and unlimited traffic.
Between the two rows the named clients are HAPP, ClashX, V2Ray, Hiddify, Clash Verge and V2BOX. A VLESS config for Happ and one for Clash are the same key read by different software.
One row states more than ten worldwide servers, the other more than twenty locations. Both describe working in restrictive networks, one naming Russia and China directly.
Both are one month. Everything that separates them shows up in how you will use the key rather than in what it costs.
| Attribute | The Reality row | The protocol-choice row |
|---|---|---|
| Devices on one key | Up to two, stated in the title. | Unlimited, stated in the description. This is the larger practical difference between them. |
| Protocol | VLESS with Reality, fixed. | VLESS or Shadowsocks, switchable later from a subscription panel. |
| Getting the key | Send the product code to the seller in chat and receive the key in reply. | Delivered from stock without a chat step. |
| Replacement window | About three and a half months, which is the longest in this catalogue by a wide margin. | Twelve hours, the ordinary figure here. |
Four checks, and the first two decide which row suits you.
Two devices covers a laptop and a phone and nothing else. If a household or a team shares the key, the unlimited-device row is the one that will not run out halfway through the month.
That listing is handled as inventory and the key arrives after you pass the product code to the seller. It is not instant in the way a stock record is, so order when you can answer a reply.
A key is useless until something reads it. Pick from the apps the seller names, install it first, and paste the key into a client you already know works on your device.
One description states traffic is never recorded. That is the operator policy, not something a buyer can verify from outside, and it is worth treating as a statement of intent rather than a technical guarantee.
Most shelves here run twelve hours. One row on this page runs about a hundred days, which is worth understanding rather than just noticing.
An account handed over as credentials is out of the seller control the moment you sign in, which is why those windows are short. A subscription key stays inside the seller own system for the life of the term, so the seller can keep standing behind it for much longer. The figure follows the product shape rather than the generosity of the supplier.
Quick answers about this category. Expand a question to read the full answer.
Device count on one key, whether Shadowsocks is an option, and how the key is handed over.
