RAYN LABS

What Rayn VPN includes

One plan, every feature. Below is what the client does for you and what the subscription covers, in plain terms.

Rayn VPN connected on a laptop at a desk by an apartment window at night, with city lights outside
Rayn VPN for Windows, connected. Evening, somewhere in Asia-Pacific.

Routing that respects distance

Traffic to and from Asia-Pacific takes the shortest stable path available, so a call across the Pacific feels closer than it is.

Designed for resilience

Redundancy is part of the network design, not an add-on. When a server goes quiet, for maintenance or for any other reason, the client reconnects through healthy capacity without asking you to do anything.

Nothing kept that isn't needed to bill you

No connection logs, no DNS queries, no browsing history. We hold billing records and login state, and that is the whole list.

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Encryption you can look up

AES-256-GCM and ChaCha20-Poly1305, the same authenticated ciphers TLS 1.3 uses. On every device, by default.

Designed for resilience.

Redundancy is built into the network rather than bolted on. This is what the client does when a server stops answering: nothing to tap, no second sign-in.

  1. Connected

    Latency and server health are checked continuously while you're connected.

  2. A server stops answering

    Replies stop arriving. The client waits, then stops waiting.

  3. The network reroutes

    Traffic moves to healthy capacity and the status returns to Connected. You stay signed in.

Example readout. Timings are illustrative.