> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sirin.one/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sirin.one/getting-started/choosing-a-plan.md).

# Choosing a Plan

Four tiers. Transparent pricing. No hidden locks, no renewal surprises.

| Plan        | Price              | Billing                              | Best for                      |
| ----------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------- |
| **Trial**   | 99 ⭐ (≈ $1.99)     | Telegram Stars · one-off             | Trying Sirin honestly         |
| **Monthly** | $7 / mo            | Crypto                               | Not sure how long you need it |
| **Annual**  | $60 / yr (≈ $5/mo) | Crypto                               | You know you need it          |
| **Team**    | from $20 / seat·mo | Crypto, billed monthly · min 5 seats | Small teams across the border |

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**No auto-renewal, ever.** Every plan ends when it ends. We don't store cards, we can't silently re-charge you, and there are no "today only" countdown timers.
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## Trial — 99 ⭐ (≈ $1.99)

Seven days. All protocols. All regions. No auto-renewal.

The trial isn't marketing — it's a filter. We ask for a small Telegram Stars payment to screen out automated abuse and let you test the service honestly. If it doesn't work for you, just don't continue.

## Monthly — $7

One month. All protocols. All regions. The baseline plan — start here if you're unsure how long you'll need Sirin.

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**Paying with crypto.** The in-bot picker offers **USDT (TRC-20), TON, BTC, and XMR** directly; tap **Other coins →** for the full list (ETH, SOL, and more) via the payment provider.
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## Annual — $60 *(≈ $5/month)*

Twelve months for about the price of eight. Everything else is identical to Monthly. Pick Annual when you already know Sirin is part of your setup.

## Team — from $20 / seat · month

For small teams working between Russia and the rest of the world. Minimum 5 seats, **billed monthly in crypto**. Includes a dedicated support channel (direct contact with us, not the bot), protocol monitoring, and seats you can add or revoke on demand. Invoices and receipts available on request through the Georgian entity.

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**Team is request-based for now.** You can't self-checkout a Team plan inside the bot yet — message [@getsirin\_bot](https://t.me/getsirin_bot) with `/support`, or reach us via the [Contact](/support/contact.md) page and we'll set you up.
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## What every plan includes

* **All four protocols** in one subscription — WireGuard, AmneziaWG, VLESS + Reality, Shadowsocks
* **Servers in both directions** — outside Russia and inside it
* **No activity or traffic logs** — see [What we log, what we don't](/privacy/what-we-log-what-we-dont.md)
* **No registration** — no email, no phone, no cards

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🔭 **On the roadmap — automatic rotation.** Today you get all four protocols at once and switch between them with one tap; your client also picks up a fresh, health-ranked server list each time it refreshes. Fully *automatic* switch-before-you-notice rotation arrives with the dedicated Sirin app (post-launch). We'd rather ship it honestly than claim it early.
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## What no plan includes

* **No dedicated IP addresses.** Shared IPs are part of the privacy model — not a limitation.
* **No fake-discount tricks.** No "leave a Trustpilot review for a coupon," no non-refundable annual lock-ins.
* **No referral program at launch.** Likely later.

## Refunds

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**Monthly & Annual — refundable within 7 days of payment, no questions asked.** Request it with `/support` in the bot.
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* **Trial** — non-refundable (it's ≈ $1.99 and exists to be the test).
* **Team** — case-by-case.

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[Paying with Crypto](/getting-started/paying-with-crypto.md)
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