Everything you need to know about how kko works, what it covers, and how to get started.
kko is a lightweight proxy-configuration service. It issues subscription links built around the VMess protocol, compatible with popular third-party clients, rather than requiring its own dedicated app.
kko is best described as a modern proxy service. It shares some goals with traditional VPN apps — routing your traffic through a chosen server region — but is delivered through client-compatible subscription configurations rather than a single all-in-one app.
Publicly listed node regions include the United States, Germany, France, Finland, the Netherlands, Russia, the UK, Japan, Estonia, Sweden and the UAE — a coverage mix weighted toward Europe and North America.
kko has run promotional free allowances in the past for new signups. Availability changes over time, so check the current plan page rather than assuming a historical promotion is still active.
kko has featured check-in style mechanics in the past that could add bonus data to an account for regular activity. Exact amounts and availability are controlled by kko and can change without notice.
Plans typically include a daily usage allowance rather than being fully unlimited. Check your specific plan for its current allowance.
Common choices include v2rayNG and NekoBox on Android, Shadowrocket and Stash on iOS, v2rayN, NekoRay and Clash Meta on Windows, and sing-box or ClashX Meta on macOS.
No — most clients refresh the node list automatically from your subscription link, so new regions typically appear without any manual reconfiguration.
kkoofficial.com is an independent informational website about the kko service. It is not the official kko account portal, and no sign-in or account functionality is offered here — visit the linked plan page to manage an actual kko account.