Happ Business: connecting employees and corporate access
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- Anna Koroleva, Editor-in-chief
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- Artem Volkov
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In short
Happ Business is an Atlas VPN plan for 10 or 20 devices to connect employees to Happ. You apply not through a separate form but by registering and writing to the Atlas VPN support chat in the Help section.
Happ stays the same client app for employees: the only difference is the provider's plan. Happ Business is an Atlas VPN subscription for 10 or 20 devices with a lower price per device than the regular plans. The site has no request form of its own: you register through the link and write to the Atlas VPN support chat in the Help section, stating the number of devices and the period. After the plan is set up, each employee only needs to add the subscription link they received to Happ.
Use cases
Happ Business solves one task: connecting several employees to Happ on a single subscription instead of buying a separate plan for each. In practice this is most often one of two scenarios.
The first is remote work: an employee connects to the subscription's servers from a home or personal device just like a regular Happ user. The second is access to corporate resources, when part of an employee's traffic needs to go through particular servers or routes. This access is not included in the plan automatically: the company agrees with its IT department which resources to open and under what rules, and then configures it with routing in Happ.
The Happ Business plan
Below is the price per device for 10 and for 20 devices in a subscription, and the button that takes you to the request.
| Period | Per device, 10 devices | Per device, 20 devices |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | 145 ₽ | 145 ₽ |
| 3 months | 413 ₽ | 413 ₽ |
| 6 months | 783 ₽ | 783 ₽ |
| 1 year | 1 479 ₽ | 1 479 ₽ |
As on the regular pricing page, the exact prices here are shown by the provider Atlas VPN and may change, so we do not quote them in the page text.
How to apply
The site has no separate request form: the Happ Business plan is set up through the provider's account.
Register through the link
The "Request" button above leads to the same sign-in page as regular registration, and no password is needed.
Result: The Atlas VPN e-mail sign-in opens, and your account is created the first time you sign in.
Open the support chat in the Help section
After signing in, find the Help section in your account. It contains the provider's support chat, which is where you send the request for the corporate plan.
Result: The Atlas VPN support chat opens.
State the number of devices and the period
Tell them the number of devices you need (10 or 20) and the subscription period. The provider's support will calculate and confirm the terms for your company specifically.
Result: Atlas VPN support confirms the terms and the price for the devices and period you named.
Setting up Happ for employees
After the plan is set up, each employee needs to install and configure Happ like any other user: download the app for their platform and go through the initial setup. Then they add the shared subscription link received after Happ Business was set up.
If the company needs part of its employees' traffic to go through particular servers and part to go directly, for example to internal services, this is configured with routing in Happ. You can see the status of the subscription and the number of connected devices in the provider's account, and you can compare the corporate plan with a regular one on the pricing page.
Key takeaways
- Happ Business is a plan from the provider Atlas VPN for 10 or 20 devices, not a separate Happ product.
- The site has no request form of its own: you apply by registering through the link and contacting the Atlas VPN support chat.
- In the request, state the number of devices and the period, because the price per device depends on them.
- Every employee adds the same subscription link to Happ, the one received after the plan is set up.
- Access to corporate resources through Happ is configured with routing and agreed with the company's IT department.
Frequently asked questions
How does Happ Business differ from a regular plan with several devices?
In principle it is the same idea, one subscription for several devices, only with a price per device calculated for 10 or 20 connections at once. The difference is in ordering: a regular plan is bought with the cards and the calculator on the pricing page, while Happ Business goes through registration and the Atlas VPN support chat, where you can discuss corporate terms.
Do I need a separate subscription for each employee?
No, the whole point of Happ Business is that one subscription covers 10 or 20 devices at once. Each employee only has to add the same subscription link, received after the plan is set up, to Happ. There is no need to create a separate account or a separate subscription for each person.
How can the IT team set up routing so Happ leaves internal company resources alone?
Routing settings in Happ handle this: rules can send only part of the traffic through the subscription and keep the rest direct. The company's IT department decides the specific rules and the addresses of internal resources. How routing works in Happ in general is described in a separate section of the site.
What if an employee works remotely and connects to corporate services?
This scenario needs nothing special from the plan: a Happ Business subscription is set up on the work device just like on any other. Access to the company's internal services is configured separately, with routing in Happ, and agreed with the IT department. The plan itself has no effect on it.
Can I increase the number of devices in Happ Business later?
Yes, write to the Atlas VPN support chat in the Help section of your account again and give the new number of devices. Because the site has no request form, any change of terms, whether the number of devices or the period, is discussed directly with the provider in the same way as the first request.
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Sources
- Atlas VPN — accessed September 28, 2026
- Happ documentation: adding a configuration and a subscription — accessed September 28, 2026