We’ll help you
get connected.
Choose your device, find an answer, or write to us — we’ll sort out your connection and subscription.
Setup
step by step.
- Install Evil VPNDownload the APK on the apps page. If Android asks, allow installation from the browser.
- Sign in to your accountTap “Sign in with Telegram” and confirm in the bot, or sign in by email.
- ConnectChoose a location and tap “Connect”. Allow the VPN connection to be created.
- Install HappDownload Happ from the App Store.
- Add a subscriptionIn the dashboard or Telegram, open “My keys” → “Connect device” → iOS → “Add to Happ”.
- Turn on VPNIn Happ, tap the connect button and allow adding the VPN configuration.
- Install Evil VPNDownload the DMG for your processor on the apps page and drag Evil VPN to “Applications”. Experienced users can install the app with a Terminal command — it’s described there as well.
- First launchIf macOS won’t let you open the app: “System Settings” → “Privacy & Security” → “Open Anyway”. Then sign in with Telegram or by email.
- ConnectClick “Connect”. On first connection, macOS may ask for your password to set up the proxy.
- Install Evil VPNDownload the Windows installer from the apps page and run it. Administrator rights are not required.
- First launchIf Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", click "More info" → "Run anyway". Then sign in via Telegram or email.
- ConnectChoose a location and click "Connect". Evil VPN will enable the Windows system proxy; when you disconnect, it will restore a direct connection.
Let’s check
step by step.
Contact supportWe accept requests 24/7 in Telegram and at support@evilvpn.io. We respond in the order received.
- Check your internetMake sure the internet works without VPN.
- Check your subscriptionOpen your dashboard: the subscription must be active, and you need a free device slot.
- Refresh the server listIn Evil VPN or Happ, refresh your subscription — the server list will reload.
- Change locationSome networks restrict certain servers. Try another country.
- Contact usIf the problem persists, send support your device model, OS version, client name, and the error text.
If your key has been exposed to others, reissue it in the dashboard under “My keys” and add it to your devices again.
Payment
and subscription.
How do I start using Evil VPN?+
Activate the trial in Telegram, then install the app for your device. Sign in to Evil VPN or add the key to a compatible client and turn on the connection.
Do I need to keep Telegram open?+
No. Telegram is used to manage your subscription and get keys. The VPN connection itself runs in the app on your phone or computer.
What is a connection key?+
It’s a personal subscription link that the app uses to connect. You can get it in the dashboard or in Telegram. Don’t share the key with others: it can be used to access your subscription.
How many devices can I connect?+
When subscribing, choose from 1 to 10 devices. A device takes a slot when the app first loads your subscription. The device list is in the dashboard: there you can also disconnect extra devices and free up a slot.
Can I add a device later?+
Yes. In the “Subscription” section, tap “Add devices.” The extra charge is calculated only for the remaining days and is shown before payment.
How to renew a subscription?+
Open the “Subscription” section, choose a period, and pay for it: SBP, bank card, cryptocurrency, or Telegram Stars. New days are added to your remaining time. There’s no auto-renewal — money is not charged without your action.
What happens after the trial period?+
The trial is valid for 3 days on one device. When it ends, the VPN will stop connecting — nothing is charged and no card is needed for the trial. To continue, choose a plan in Telegram or the dashboard.
Payment went through but the subscription didn’t appear. What should I do?+
Refresh the subscription page: some payment methods take time to confirm. If the status hasn’t changed, contact support with the date, amount, and payment number. Do not send card details or verification codes.
Do you store browsing history?+
No. We don’t log the sites you visit, DNS requests, or traffic content. Details are in the privacy policy.