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Sometimes, but that isn't what it's for. Lagvolt changes the address game servers see, not the distance to them. Ping comes down to that distance and the route your internet provider takes. On an indirect or congested route a relay can be steadier; on a good one, expect about the same ping or a few milliseconds more. The app shows your ping live, with and without Lagvolt.

Online games on your PC. You don't set up games one by one: you pick the server region the game connects to, and games hosted there take that route. By default only traffic to the big game hosts in that region (Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Valve) goes through the relay. If a game uses a host outside those, switch to All traffic in the app under Settings > Network > Traffic mode.

Yes, with a Windows PC to set it up. Share the PC's Lagvolt connection over a network cable or its hotspot, or run Lagvolt on a supported router so the PC can be off. Smart DNS also lets the PC be off once it's set up: for supported games it can move matchmaking to the region you pick, but game traffic still goes direct.

Lagvolt connects your PC to our relays over WireGuard, so game servers see a Lagvolt IP address instead of your home one. By default only traffic to the big game hosts goes through it, so everything else stays on your normal connection. Switch to All traffic to send everything through it, which also keeps your home address from other players in peer-to-peer lobbies. It's built for games, not for streaming services or anonymity.

Sign in to the app and you get 7 days of Pro, no card needed. After that, choose monthly or yearly to keep using it.

Yes. Cancel in the app under Settings > Account > Plan > Manage and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. You won't be charged again.