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SHARING · AN INVITATION, NOT A FILE

Sharing: how to give someone one VPN or your whole subscription

You hand over access, not a file. The other person accepts the invitation in their own MeduzaVPN account, your VPN shows up in their service list — and it keeps working after you change IP or location, because they fetch the configurations themselves, under their own account.

Open your account
  • You create an invitationThe Share button on the service card — a link and a QR code
  • A one-time linkmeduzavpn.com/s/… lasts 24 hours and works once
  • Your VPN appears for themIn their own account, labelled with whose VPN it is

How sharing works

  • One VPN, or the whole subscriptionWhen you create the invitation you choose what it covers: this one location, or your entire subscription — every VPN you have, including the ones you add later. The second option suits a household; the first is for when someone needs one specific server.
  • Access travels, files do notYour guest never receives a config file or a key from you. They receive the right to request those themselves under their own account, which is why everything still works for them after you change your IP or move to another location.
  • Guests connect, but change nothingThey can connect and download their own configurations. They cannot renew the service, rename it, change its location or IP, reinstall or redeploy the server, switch the IP family or set up split tunneling — those sections are simply not shown to them, and the server checks the owner on every change anyway. Handing access back is the one thing they can always do.
  • Revoking is one click tooYou always see who has access and can revoke any of it. On MeduzaVPN ULTRA the guest's devices are removed from the server straight away. Other protocols share one key per server, so a configuration your guest already saved keeps working until you press Change IP — the interface says so when you revoke.

How to share

  1. Open the service cardIn your account, under Active services, press Share on the card of the VPN you mean. The same thing lives in the MeduzaVPN app under Settings → Sharing, and in the Share VPN card in the server's settings.
  2. Choose what you are sharingThis VPN only, or the whole subscription. The same screen shows how many places are taken: five per account share and five per individual VPN, and invitations nobody has accepted yet take a place too.
  3. Send the link or show the QR codeThe invitation is a link of the form meduzavpn.com/s/… and a QR code for it. It is one-time and lasts 24 hours; if nobody accepted it in time, create a new one.
  4. They accept the invitationThey open the link and accept it in their own MeduzaVPN account, on the site or in the app. No account yet — it is created in the same step. Your VPN then appears in their service list.

Worth knowing first

  • Five places for an account share and five for each individual VPN. Open invitations that nobody has accepted count against that — cancel the spare ones or revoke somebody's access.
  • An invitation is one-time and lasts 24 hours. It can only be accepted in a MeduzaVPN account, and not in your own — you cannot share with yourself.
  • You still pay. Your guest gets no renewal, expiry, payment or trial reminders for a VPN that was shared with them, because it is not their bill.
  • Cancelling the service or deleting your account revokes the access you granted along with it.

On MeduzaVPN ULTRA a guest enrols their own devices and can revoke only those — yours are untouched. If an invitation will not go through, the interface names the reason: no such invitation, already used or expired, it is your own, the owner has no free places, or you already use this access.

Sharing questions

Why is this better than just sending the config file?

A file is a snapshot of one moment. Change your IP or location and it stops working for whoever you sent it to — and you cannot take a sent file back. Sharing passes a right rather than data: your guest requests the configurations themselves under their own account, so they stay correct, while you keep a list of everyone who has access and can revoke it at any time.

What exactly can the person I shared with see and do?

They see your VPN in their service list, labelled with whose it is, connect to it and download their own configurations. They cannot renew the service, rename it, change its location or IP, reinstall or redeploy the server, switch the IP family or configure split tunneling. Those sections are hidden from them, and the server verifies the owner on every change.

How many people can I invite?

Five for a share of the whole subscription and five for each individual VPN. Invitations that have been created but not yet accepted count as well: if you are out of places, cancel a spare invitation or revoke somebody's access.

How do I revoke access, and what happens then?

Press Revoke in the same list of shares. On MeduzaVPN ULTRA the guest's devices are removed from the server immediately. Other protocols share one key per server, so a configuration your guest already saved keeps working until you change the IP — and the interface offers exactly that if you need the access closed for certain.

Will my guest receive emails about my payments?

No. A VPN that was shared with someone sends them no renewal, expiry, failed-payment or trial reminders — you pay for that VPN, not they.

What if I cancel the service or delete my account?

The access granted through it goes with it: cancelling a service and deleting an account revoke the related shares in cascade, so there is nothing to clean up separately.

One VPN, two people — no configs in chat

Get a personal VPN and open it up to the people you trust, while the controls stay with you.

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