Races five protocols at once
WireGuard, IKEv2, VLESS-Reality, CDN-fronted VLESS on port 443, and Shadowsocks compete silently in the background. Whichever establishes a session first wins. You never choose a protocol manually.
Tap once. Slink races WireGuard, IKEv2, VLESS-Reality, CDN-fronted VLESS on port 443, and Shadowsocks in parallel until one connects — on any network, including those with deep packet inspection.

WireGuard, IKEv2, VLESS-Reality, CDN-fronted VLESS on port 443, and Shadowsocks compete silently in the background. Whichever establishes a session first wins. You never choose a protocol manually.
Networks that block or throttle standard VPN traffic are exactly what Slink is designed for. Anti-block transports run automatically — they are not hidden behind a settings menu.
Every account gets one free hour of protected traffic daily on every platform. No credit card required to start.
On iOS and Android, watch a rewarded video to add one more hour to your session. Each video adds one hour; you can watch multiple times per day.
$4.99 per month or $49.99 per year for unlimited, ad-free access across all your devices. No bandwidth caps, no speed limits.
iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and tvOS. Desktop and TV get the same 1 hour/day free tier and the same subscription pricing — no separate purchases.
When you tap Connect, Slink starts with WireGuard and escalates through IKEv2, VLESS-Reality, CDN-fronted VLESS/XHTTP on port 443, and Shadowsocks if earlier attempts stall. The first protocol to establish a full session takes over. On open networks this happens in under a second; on heavily filtered networks it takes a few extra seconds and finds a path that other apps miss.
Free accounts receive 1 hour of protected traffic per day, reset daily. On iOS and Android, rewarded video ads extend the session by 1 hour each. Subscribe at $4.99/month or $49.99/year to remove the daily limit and all ads. Desktop and TV follow the same tier structure without ads.
Slink is operated by BEK Service LTD, which runs its own server fleet. Every connection is routed through dedicated customer servers, isolated from internal company infrastructure. Session authorization and usage metering are enforced server-side, so free-tier limits are accurate and your traffic never reaches the company's internal network.