Restriction-bypass claims define the service
Zu VPN requires membership in @ZuVPN_Channel before opening its profile and subscription menu. Its title highlights “jammer bypass” and “allowlist bypass,” while the channel calls one mode “Anti-jammer.” These are the service’s terms: the plan screens do not disclose a protocol, server list or technical explanation of the bypass. The interface is available in Russian.
The free tier limits both data and expectations
Zu Free lasts five days, supports one device and includes 5 GB. Its card explicitly says that speed is not guaranteed. This makes it materially different from the paid tiers, which display an unlimited-traffic symbol in addition to their longer durations.
Base and Home target different device counts
Zu Base covers two devices and costs 49 RUB for seven days, 149 RUB for one month, 420 RUB for three months, 810 RUB for six months or 1,599 RUB for a year. Zu Home raises the limit to five devices at 99 RUB per week, 375 RUB per month, 999 RUB for three months, 2,099 RUB for six months and 4,199 RUB per year. Both plans are presented as unlimited.
Max raises the ceiling to ten connections
Zu Max supports ten devices. Its prices are 200 RUB for seven days, 750 RUB for a month, 2,200 RUB for three months, 4,200 RUB for six months and 8,200 RUB for a year. The bot also provides promo-code and support controls, but refund rules and automatic-renewal behaviour are not explained alongside the prices.
Referral credit requires a friend’s purchase
The invitation section tracks referrals and resulting payments. Five extra days are added to the current subscription only after an invited user’s first purchase, not for a link visit alone. Privacy, high-speed and strict-restriction claims remain Zu VPN’s assertions. Actual availability varies by carrier and region; the protocol, logging policy, refund terms and platform compatibility should be clarified before payment.