Questions, Answered Straight

It gives your phone or computer a clean US IP address, delivered as a key for the free Outline app. TikTok, Instagram and YouTube read that IP every time you open the app or upload, and treat you as a US-based creator, so your videos are tested on American viewers first. That is the whole product: the US IP.

Same technology, different purpose. Consumer VPNs are built for privacy and put tens of thousands of users on each IP, which is why platforms recognise and discount them. VPN To US is built for creators: every server is capped at 100 users, and your key is tied to one US IP that never rotates, so platforms see a normal, consistent US connection.

No. Plans start at $5 a month, and that price is what keeps your IP clean: a server holds at most 100 paying creators, and nobody else. Free US IPs are shared by enormous numbers of people and sit on the lists platforms use to flag VPN traffic, so a free key would not do the job you need it for.

No. We provide the US IP; how you run your account is yours. Our free guides explain how each platform decides who sees your content, so start there.

No, and it does not need to. Platforms decide who sees each video from the country they detect on your connection, which is what VPN To US changes. The region shown in your account settings is a separate thing that most creators never touch.

For everyday posting, no. The IP is the signal platforms read on every open and every upload, and it is the one we give you. A US SIM is an optional extra signal that is expensive to keep active from abroad and does nothing for uploads from a computer. We do not sell SIM cards or phone numbers.

Yes. Any app or website that reads your IP sees the United States while you are connected, so Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook and the rest behave the same way as TikTok.

Posting, browsing and uploads work on every plan. TikTok LIVE is stricter than posting and works best on the Residential plan, which gives you a US home-internet IP used by you alone.

Three steps. Install the free Outline app on your device, copy your key from the dashboard, paste it into Outline and tap Connect. It takes about 60 seconds, and the setup guide walks through each device.

iPhone and iPad, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux, through the free Outline app. Use it on the device you post from.

Yes, at the same time. The Pro and Business plans include several keys so each account can have its own US IP.

Turn it on before you open the app and leave it on for the whole session. The one thing to avoid is opening the app on that device without the VPN, because that shows the platform your real location again.

No. Bandwidth is unlimited on every plan. A typical account uses around 15 to 20 GB a month for daily browsing, uploads and playback.

Never on its own. Each key is permanently tied to one US IP. When a server reaches its 100-user cap we add new servers for new customers; existing keys stay where they are.

Connect, then open the free country check. It shows the country platforms detect from your connection, and it should say United States.

The VPN will not be the reason. Platforms flag IPs shared by tens of thousands of users, the signature of consumer VPNs. VPN To US caps every server at 100 users and gives your key a US IP that never rotates, and creators using the service have reported zero bans across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. Bans can still come from what and how you post, which no VPN controls.

Keep it if it is healthy. Distribution shifts gradually as the platform re-tests your audience. If the account is brand new or has been flagged before, follow a proper warmup: connect first, browse like a US viewer for a few days, then start posting.

Yes. A US IP changes which audience your content is tested on first; it does not wall your content off. You are adding US distribution, not replacing the audience you have.

Yes. Give each account its own key so each one has its own consistent US IP. Pro includes 5 keys and Business includes 20.

Whichever device you post from. For TikTok and Instagram that is usually the phone, so install Outline there first. You can add the same key to your computer as well.

It restores the signal that changed when you moved: platforms saw a new country on your connection and started testing your posts on viewers there. With a US IP that never rotates, new posts are tested on US viewers again, and an account with US history usually recovers faster than a new one.

The number of keys. Lite has one key for one creator, Pro has 5 keys for several accounts, and Business has 20 keys for agencies and teams. Every plan gets the same clean US IPs, unlimited bandwidth and the same setup.

Lite costs less in a number of countries so creators there can afford a clean US IP. The pricing page shows the price for your location automatically.

By card, through Stripe, on the pricing page. You can pay monthly or choose a longer term at a lower price per month; longer terms are one upfront payment, so nothing renews mid-campaign.

Yes, from your dashboard. Moving between Lite, Pro and Business keeps your existing keys and IPs; only the number of keys changes.

You end the plan from your dashboard. Your key keeps working until the end of the period you have paid for, and then it stops.

No. What you pay for is a working US IP, and that is what you receive the moment you connect. How a platform distributes your content afterwards depends on your account and your videos, which no VPN controls. Read what to expect before you buy, and use the free country check once connected to confirm the IP is doing its job.

Expect a gradual shift, not an overnight flip. The platform re-tests your audience over days to weeks of consistent posting from your US IP. Creators who also post at US peak hours and make content for US viewers see the shift compound faster.

It gets your content tested on US viewers instead of your local region. That is the part we control. Whether a video takes off still comes down to your content, your posting habits and your niche.

Check four things. Is the VPN on before you open the app, every time? Are you using the app on the same device the key is installed on? Has the account been opened on that device without the VPN since you started? Is the account new, and has it had a few days of browsing before posting? If all four are right, keep posting consistently; distribution moves over weeks, not days.

Standard plans keep the same IP for as long as you stay, because consistency is what platforms reward. If you need a different IP, the Residential plan gives you a US home-internet IP of your own and lets you pick the state.