A growing server network
Connect through our New York, United States server. Once connected, your traffic is encrypted and websites see the server's IP address instead of yours.
One clear app for everyday privacy, security, and safer browsing.
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We check public network evidence without claiming that one signal proves complete protection.
We found no reliable public VPN signal for this IP. That is not proof that you are unprotected because some VPN addresses are not recognized.
No reliable public VPN, proxy, or Tor signal was found for this address.
Your traffic is going through VPN Now. Websites see the VPN server instead of your original address.
A straightforward VPN with modern encryption, clearly stated limits, and practical protection you can verify.
Connect through our New York, United States server. Once connected, your traffic is encrypted and websites see the server's IP address instead of yours.
Free connections are capped at up to 10 Mbps. Actual speed also depends on your internet connection, distance from the server, and server load. We state the limit before you create an account.
Every vpn.now connection uses WireGuard. Your device holds its private key; vpn.now retains the matching public key needed to connect.
Coffee shop, hotel, and airport networks are easy places to snoop on traffic. vpn.now wraps your connection in strong encryption before it leaves your device. Essential when traveling abroad.
Use vpn.now on your phone, laptop, and tablet with one free account. There is no device limit, so every device you own can connect at the same time. See all apps.
We will never tell you a VPN makes you untraceable. It does not. What it does is raise the bar: encrypted traffic, a hidden IP address, and less data for networks to collect. See where that protection helps in our practical VPN use cases.
A VPN protects the route between your device and the VPN server. It does not erase cookies, account logins, or every other way a site can recognize you.
| Feature | vpn.now connected | vpn.now disconnected |
|---|---|---|
| IP address websites see | The VPN server's IP | Your current public IP |
| Traffic between your device and vpn.now | Encrypted inside a WireGuard tunnel | No vpn.now tunnel |
| What your local network sees | An encrypted connection to vpn.now | Your normal connection; visibility depends on DNS and HTTPS |
| Cookies and signed-in accounts | Can still identify you | Can still identify you |
| Connection speed | Up to 10 Mbps | Your normal connection speed |
| Browsing, DNS, and traffic-content logs kept by vpn.now | None | Not applicable; your network provider's policy applies |
A VPN shifts trust from the local network and internet provider to the VPN provider. Read the exact data we store, retention periods, and current audit status on our transparency page.
Some free services use ads, sell upgrades, or impose usage limits. vpn.now uses spare capacity from our other projects. Here is our model and its limit, stated up front.
No credit card, no trial that quietly starts billing, no data cap, and no device limit. You make an account with an email and you are in.
Free accounts are speed limited to about 10 Mbps. That is the one real limit. It is plenty for browsing and everyday use, and we tell you before you sign up, not after.
We cannot sell what we never collect. No browsing history, no DNS queries, no traffic contents are stored. The full list of what we keep is on our transparency page.
We do not inject ads, affiliate scripts, or trackers into your traffic. A VPN that does that is doing the opposite of its job.
We run a number of other projects, and they come with more bandwidth than they use. That spare capacity is what powers vpn.now, so we can offer it free to everyone. We will never fund this by selling your data or showing you ads. If that ever changes, we will say so on this page first.
Create a free accountWhen you use a VPN, your traffic travels through an encrypted tunnel to one of our servers before it reaches the open internet. Websites see the server's IP address instead of yours.
This makes it harder for websites, advertisers, and your internet provider to track where you are and what you do online. It does not make you anonymous, and we will never claim it does.
What is a VPN
Three steps, about a minute. No settings to learn and nothing to configure.
Sign up with just an email address. No card, and no trial that quietly starts charging you. The free plan does not expire.
Install the vpn.now app, sign in or paste your activation code, and press the connect button. It picks a fast server for you in about a second.
Your traffic now travels through an encrypted tunnel to our server. Websites see the server's address instead of yours, and the network around you sees only scrambled data.
Want the full picture? Read how VPNs work, in plain language, from the tunnel and encryption to the quiet role DNS plays.
Install the Windows, macOS, or Linux app, or use the guided setup that hands a WireGuard configuration to ChromeOS. Manual iPhone and Android setup is available while native mobile apps are still in development.
An app is not the only way in. Pick whatever fits the moment.
See how the coming Chrome, Firefox, and Opera extensions will differ from a full-device VPN.
Open a single page through our server with no download and no account. The site sees the proxy server's IP instead of yours.
A real free VPN with unlimited data, unlimited devices, modern encryption, and no ads. Speed up to 10 Mbps. No card needed.
There is no paid tier and nothing held back. Create an account and start in minutes.
No card needed. Speed up to 10 Mbps.
A privacy promise is only useful when you can inspect the details. We publish what data is stored, how long it is retained, which protections are live, and which remain on the roadmap.
We have not yet completed an independent audit. Until we can publish one, our transparency report, security design, downloadable checksums, and connection tests show what can be checked today.
Check the evidenceNo independent audit badge is shown because an independent audit has not yet been completed.
See every account and security field we keep, the retention period for each, and what we never collect in the transparency report and privacy policy.
Available app download pages publish a SHA-256 fingerprint when a build is present. Compare it with the downloaded file before installing. Start from the official apps page.
After connecting, run the VPN leak test, check your public IP, and review current server status. These checks reveal more than a badge or slogan.
Plain English guides that explain what a VPN can do for you, and what it cannot.
Performance
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Use Cases
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Privacy
Search engines link your queries to your account far more than your IP. Here is how search tracking works, where a VPN actually helps, and the role of private search.
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