Plus
$2/mo
- 1 dedicated IP address
- 10 devices
- 5 open ports
- 100 GBbandwidth
- 20 Mbpsspeed
Access websites and services through your own dedicated US IP address, from $2/month. If your network blocks normal WireGuard connections, you can try a port 443 connection or AmneziaWG. Both keep the same IP.
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| Worst for internet freedom (Freedom on the Net 2025) | China and Myanmar |
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| VPN blocking widely reported in | China, Iran, Russia and Pakistan, among others |
| Why WireGuard is easy to spot | A fixed packet pattern; WireGuard leaves hiding it to other tools |
| What AmneziaWG changes | Disguises that pattern from deep packet inspection |
| Our answer, on every GetAStatic plan | A UDP 443 config and an AmneziaWG switch |
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Where the internet is filtered, people reach blocked sites, work tools and app stores through a VPN. Most VPNs put thousands of users on one exit address. When some abuse it, payment apps, work tools and developer platforms often rate-limit it, show captchas or flag the login, and you inherit that. Each reconnect can also land you on a different exit, which a service reads as a stranger signing in.
Then the tunnel gets blocked. Filters in countries such as China, Iran, Russia and Pakistan use deep packet inspection to recognise VPN traffic, and some throttle or drop UDP. Blocking often comes in waves, around elections or protests: a VPN that worked for months stops overnight.
Your own static IP over WireGuard. No VPS.
Dedicated IPv4 from $2/mo →GetAStatic gives you one public IPv4 in Kansas City, Missouri or San Jose, California that nobody else uses. Every login and download comes from it, so services see one familiar US address, and work tools and subscriptions you pay for usually keep working once they know it. Strict fraud checks may still ask for a code at first; see static US IP for logins.
For the blocking, every IP has a second config on UDP port 443, the port browsers use for HTTP/3, which networks that only let web traffic out usually allow. If the filter inspects packets, switch the IP to AmneziaWG: it changes WireGuard's packet pattern, so filters miss it more often. Most networks that stop WireGuard let one of them through, but nothing is guaranteed; WireGuard blocked? has the details.
Where you run it matters. A phone takes the IP with you on Wi-Fi and mobile data; a router or always-on home server keeps the home, or your work tools, on it all day. Each IP is one WireGuard config, active on one device at a time. Run it on a router and every device behind it shares the IP; the plan card's device figure is a guide, not a cap. Fewer routers support AmneziaWG than WireGuard, so check your firmware first.
Visiting? Do this before you leave: app stores and some sites may be harder to reach once you arrive. Step-by-step guides in 中文 and Русский.
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Often, but we cannot promise it: filtering differs between networks and changes over time. Try the normal config, the port 443 config and AmneziaWG in your first days. If none connects, ask for a refund within 7 days.
Switch instead of waiting. Import the port 443 config; if that fails, switch the IP to AmneziaWG in the Devices tab and use your saved AmneziaWG config.
Services you already pay for usually keep working from a fixed address only you use. It is a datacenter IP, though, and some streaming services may flag it; we do not sell it to unlock streaming.
Using a VPN may be restricted where you are, and that is your call; we cannot give legal advice. It is built for a stable address, not anonymity.
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