Plans: choose a subscription for Happ

Happ is a client app: it connects to servers but does not sell subscriptions itself. The plans on this page belong to a third-party provider, Atlas VPN, where you can buy a paid subscription for Happ.

A plan is built from two numbers: the period and the number of devices. The period is the term of the subscription: one month, 3, 6 or 12 months. Each period has a base price per device, and the longer the term you choose, the lower the monthly price per device.

The second number is how many devices will be connected to one subscription at the same time. The more devices you specify, the lower the price for each of them: the discount for the number of devices adds to the discount for a longer period. The calculator below shows the total for any combination of period and number of devices. The prices and discounts themselves are supplied to the page by the provider, so we do not quote them in the text, because they may change.

Below are the period cards with the price per device and the discount for the term. The "Select" button takes you to the Atlas VPN website with the period already chosen.

If you need to connect more than one device, use the calculator: it recalculates the total cost with the discount for the number of devices.

Choose a period and a number of devices. The calculator shows the total price and builds a checkout link for exactly that combination.

The calculator button, like the card buttons, leads to the Atlas VPN website, where you will need to sign in by e-mail and pay for the chosen plan.

If you have not used an Atlas VPN subscription before, you can first try it on one device for free for one day. This provider condition is available when you follow the link from this site. For more on what you can check in one day and how to move to a full plan, see the page about the free trial.

Payment for the plan happens entirely on the Atlas VPN side, by a Russian bank card or through SBP (Russia's Faster Payments System). Happ does not see or store payment details.

After payment the provider gives you a subscription link. You need to add this link to Happ yourself: the app does not connect to the provider's servers automatically. This is usually done through import by link: Happ downloads the list of servers and the connection settings from it. If the link changes or you need to reload the subscription, repeat the import the same way.

The subscription traffic is limited to 100 GB per day. You can see the link and the state of the subscription, such as how many devices are connected and when the term ends, in your Atlas VPN account. Questions about payment, charges and how the subscription works are handled by the provider's support, not by the Happ developers.

1. 1

   Click the button on this page

   Every period card and the plan calculator have a button. It leads to the provider's website with the parameters you chose.

   Result: The Atlas VPN sign-in page opens with the period and number of devices already selected.

2. 2

   Sign in by e-mail

   You do not need a password: if this is your first visit, your account is created the first time you sign in with the address you entered.

   Result: Atlas VPN confirms the address and opens your account.

3. 3

   Check the period and number of devices

   You can keep the values you brought from this page or change them right in the provider's account.

   Result: Your account shows the chosen plan with the price for the whole period.

4. 4

   Pay by card or through SBP

   You enter card details on the provider's side. Happ has nothing to do with this step.

   Result: Atlas VPN confirms the payment and activates the subscription.

5. 5

   Get the subscription link

   You can copy this link right away or come back for it later by signing in to your account again with the same e-mail.

   Result: The subscription link to add to Happ appears in your account.

6. 6

   Add the link to Happ

   The easiest way is import by link. If the subscription link changes in the future, update it the same way.

   Result: The subscription's list of servers appears in Happ and you can connect.

Happ is a client, not a subscription service: it can connect to servers but does not sell or issue them itself. The subscription with a price per device and a traffic limit is sold by a third-party provider, Atlas VPN. That is why the buttons on this page naturally lead to its website and do not stay inside Happ.

This means questions about plans, payment and how the account works are handled by the provider, not by the editors of this site or the Happ developers. Companies that need to connect several employees have a separate page, Happ Business. For general help, see the FAQ.