A VPN for game day
and every screen
Your internet provider can see which services every screen in the house streams from, and the Wi-Fi at the sports bar is open to everyone in it. A VPN key closes both. It arrives in Telegram in about a minute and runs on five devices at once.
No card needed, no account to make, no renewal behind your back.
Tonight's lineup
Nine guides, in batting order. Each one says plainly what a VPN does there and what it does not.
Three bases and you are home
No installer from us. Grab a free client, add the key from Telegram, and switch it on.
- 1stStart the bot
Open the Telegram bot and claim five days on the house. No email, no account.
- 2ndTake the key
Within a minute the chat shows a vless:// line and a QR code.
- 3rdLoad it into a client
Paste the line, or scan the code, in a free client on each screen, then switch it on.
Hiddify, v2rayNG, V2Box, Streisand, v2rayN
- Home. You are connected.
Ground rules
Six things that are true every day of the season.
TV, phone, laptop, tablet and a spare, all at the same time.
The key goes into a free, open source app. Nothing of ours sits on your TV.
Not which service is on and not what is playing.
A term ends when it ends. No card stays on file.
Leagues set the rules and check your location. We link their own terms and the date we read them.
No help with pirate streams or sportsbooks. That is a hard line.
Season passes
One key on every pass. Payment happens in the bot.
- Five free days to start
- Up to 5 screens
- Every server location
- You renew by hand
Dollar prices. A pass ends with its term, and nothing is charged again until you buy the next one in the bot.
No instant replay
There is no account and no log of what you watched. Our records show a key and the day it runs out. Nothing else is on tape.
On the record
- That a key exists
- When it expires
Never recorded
- What you stream
- Which sites you open
- Your email or phone
- Card details
Questions from the stands
Not covered here? Message the bot; someone on our side replies.
Will a VPN get me around a blackout?
No, and we will not try. MLB's terms of use forbid getting around a blackout, and league services check where you are. Our blackout guides cover the legal ways to watch your team.
So what is it for on game day?
Privacy. Your provider stops seeing what every screen streams, and open Wi-Fi at a bar, a hotel or the stadium stops being a risk.
Can I run it on my TV?
Fire TV and Android TV run a free app that takes the key. For other TV boxes, see the TV guide: some need a shared connection from a laptop or a router.
Will it slow the stream down?
Slightly, since your traffic makes one more stop. Pick a nearby location and the stream usually looks the same. The five free days are a good time to check.
What happens once the trial ends?
The trial simply ends and the key goes quiet. No charge follows; pick a pass in the bot when you want it back.
How do I pay?
In the Telegram bot, one payment per pass. This site never asks for a card.
First pitch in 60 seconds
Five free days on every screen in the house. No card, no account.