Prizrak Partner

The Prizrak network runs on people: some let VPN users out to the internet through their connection, some store encrypted files, some bring friends. Here is, honestly and without fine print, how much that pays and where the money comes from.

All numbers on this page are live: the Prizrak Bank serves them right now. If the network administrator changes the rules, the numbers here change too.

The main principle

We pay only from real money

Operators get a share of revenue actually received, not a promised rate per gigabyte. A user's subscription is spread over the days of its term: a month for {priceMonth} 👻 is {perDayMonth} 👻 a day, a year for {priceYear} 👻 is {perDayYear} 👻 a day. If on some day the user went through operators' exits, {pct}% of that day's money is split between those exits. So the network never pays more than it received — and can last, instead of making promises it can't keep.

How to earn

Five ways

🔑 VPN exit point

Desktop Prizrak lets paying VPN users out to the internet through your connection. No ports, no router settings: the exit connects to the network's relays by itself and works behind NAT and on a grey IP. Your share is {pct}% of the subscription for every day of every paying user who went through you.

🎁 Keep an exit — VPN for free

If your exit served clients for at least {freeVpnHours} h in a day, you get +1 day of your own VPN subscription. This is on top of the money share.

🆓 Let free users in

You can let your exit accept free users (free mode or trial). There is no money for them — nobody paid for that traffic. But your exit gets a +{freeHelpBoost}★ rating bonus and goes first to paying users.

💽 Prizrak-Drive node

Give the network some disk space — your computer stores encrypted chunks of files it cannot read. You earn {drivePerHour} 👻 per hour of a node reachable from the internet and {drivePerDelivery} 👻 per confirmed delivery. Download Prizrak-Drive →

🎟 Referrals

Create your promo code in Prizrak VPN. The person you invite gets a {promoDiscount}% discount on all payments, and you get {refPct}% of each of their payments, straight to your balance.

🏠 «Home IP» plan

Home exits are addresses of ordinary providers, not data centers: sites and services block them less often. A user can add {resPrice} 👻 a month to the subscription to go out through them, and the home exit operator gets {resPct}% of that add-on. The plan is now: {resState}.

Step by step

How an exit's share is calculated

Every day (UTC) the Bank takes all paying users who used the VPN that day.

For each of them it computes the day's revenue — their subscription spread over the days of its term (minus what went to the inviter for a promo code).

The user's traffic is split between the exits they used. Network exits — that part stays with the network. Your exit — your part: day's revenue × your share of the traffic × {pct}%.

Multiplied by the exit quality — from 50% to 100%: half is the channel test (≥ {fullMbps} Mbit/s — full score), half is user ratings. What is not paid stays with the network.

If the exit country has a multiplier (rare countries), the share is multiplied by it, but not above {maxPct}%. Multipliers now: {multText}.

The accrual is held for {holdDays} days, then goes to your wallet. Fractions are not lost — they add up to whole 👻.

Example
A user paid for a month: {priceMonth} 👻 — that is {perDayMonth} 👻 a day. Today half of their traffic went through your exit and half through network exits. Your exit is fast and well rated (quality 100%). You get {perDayMonth} × ½ × {pct}% = {exampleGhosts} 👻 for this day from this user. Ten such users every day — about {exampleMonth} 👻 a month.

No fine print

What does NOT count

Free users and trials — there is no revenue, so there is no share.
Your own traffic through your own exit.
Traffic not confirmed by a network relay: the smaller of two numbers counts — your exit's report and the relay's report (the relay sees only the amount of encrypted data, not the content).
More than {maxGbUserDay} GB per user per day — above that, traffic shares are cut proportionally.
An exit forbidden by the administrator (for example for a too narrow channel or abuse): everything waiting for payout is cancelled. What was already paid is not taken back.
For now the share is paid to exits running in desktop Prizrak (the operator is confirmed by the account signature). The network's own server exits get nothing.

Money

When 👻 arrive and how to withdraw them

The summary is in the app: «Settings → Prizrak partner» (desktop and Android). It shows what is waiting for payout, when the next payout is, how many VPN days you earned, and Drive node and referral earnings.
👻 on your balance can be spent right away inside Prizrak: VPN subscription, Prizrak-Drive space, gifts.
Withdrawing money. Only earned 👻 can be withdrawn (exits, Drive nodes, referrals) — bought 👻 cannot. Minimum {wdMin} 👻, buy-back rate {wdRate} {currency} per 1 👻 (purchase price — {ghostPrice} {currency}), fee {wdFeePct}%. You request it in the app; the administrator transfers the money manually to your details. Withdrawals now: {wdState}.
Deposit: {depositText}

Honestly about risks

What an exit operator should know

Sites see your IP. Users go online from your address — just like with any VPN provider. Turn the exit on knowingly.
The exit lets nobody into your local network — 10.x, 192.168.x, 127.x and similar addresses are closed.
You do not see where users go — only how many there are and how much traffic. The network does not record site addresses either.
The exit uses your connection. If the network administrator allows it, you can limit the bandwidth of the whole exit and per user.
Rules may change (share, hold, rate). New rules apply to days not yet calculated; what was already accrued is not recalculated.
Why {pct}% and not 50%? The network pays for its own servers, relays and development. When its own costs go down, the share will grow.