Servers without overload
We do not trade stability for the maximum number of subscriptions on one location.
Why it matters
Why we do not fill servers to the limit
Every server has a limit. When too many people connect to one location, speeds fall, latency rises, and connections begin to drop at peak hours.
We monitor load and stop adding users before quality suffers. The list may be shorter than a mass-market VPN catalogue, but every location should work properly.
Help with your connection
Troubleshooting your connection
A connection can depend on your provider, home router, mobile network, or device. “Switch servers and try again” does not explain what actually went wrong.
Tell us your device, network, and what is not working. A specialist will ask for details and help you choose a connection.
Comparison
What changes for you
A common mass-market VPN approach compared with the way Qollet works.
CriterionTypical mass-market VPNQollet
LoadAs many users as possible on one locationLoad control and spare capacity
LocationsMore countries and servers for the catalogueSelected for network and route quality
ConvenienceUsers cycle through servers and settings themselvesA clear choice without a long list of random servers
SupportKnowledge base and template repliesA real investigation of the specific problem
FeedbackThe request closes after the first replyUser feedback reaches the product team
PrivacyDepends on the individual provider's policyNo logs of user activity
Privacy
What no activity logs means
- We do not save the history of sites and services you visit.
- We do not record the contents of transmitted traffic.
- We do not build a profile of your activity.
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