vpn.now press kit: facts, brand, and resources
Writing about vpn.now? Everything you need is on this page, and we are happy to answer questions or arrange interviews.
About vpn.now in one paragraph
vpn.now is a VPN service built around a simple idea: be honest about what a VPN can do. The service runs on one modern VPN protocol, with native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS, plus encrypted proxy extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera and a free browser based web proxy. It publishes a complete list of every piece of data it stores and refuses the anonymity claims common in the industry. The service is free, with unlimited data, unlimited devices, and speed up to 10 Mbps. Read more on the about page.
Fast facts
The short version, with honest numbers you can quote.
| Protocol | Built on one modern VPN protocol only, with ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption. There is no weaker fallback mode. |
| Native apps | Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS. |
| Browser extensions | Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, as a browser only encrypted proxy. |
| Free service | Free, with unlimited data, unlimited devices, and speed up to 10 Mbps, plus a free web proxy that needs no account. See the free plan. |
| Key handling | Device private keys are generated at download time and never stored on vpn.now servers. |
| Data practices | No browsing activity, DNS queries, or traffic contents are stored. The full list is public on the transparency page. |
| Retention | Aggregate per-server session counts are purged after 30 days. |
| Cost | Free, with no card required. Speed is capped at up to 10 Mbps. |
| Audit status | Not yet independently audited. An audit is planned and results will be published in full. |
Quotable points
Accurate, on the record, and free to use in your coverage.
Honesty over hype
vpn.now publishes every piece of data it stores and avoids the anonymity claims common in the industry. Details are on the transparency page.
One protocol, done well
The service is built on one modern VPN protocol alone, with modern encryption and no weaker fallback. Our security page explains how it is set up.
Keys stay with the user
Private keys are created on the user device and never stored on vpn.now servers. The company keeps only the public key.
What we will not claim
If you quote us, please do not attribute claims we deliberately avoid. vpn.now does not claim to be a "no logs" service, does not promise anonymity, and does not guarantee access to any streaming service. We believe accurate reporting about VPNs helps everyone, and we are glad to explain the technical reality behind any claim.
Brand basics
- The name is written "vpn.now", always lowercase, including at the start of a sentence.
- Primary colors: navy #0a1432 and blue #3e6df0, with a cyan #41c6e8 accent.
- The logo is the shield mark next to the wordmark. Please do not stretch, recolor, or add effects to it.
Contact for press
[email protected]
Email [email protected] for interviews, comments, or anything not covered here. We reply quickly and can put you in touch with the right person.
For general questions that are not press related, use our support contact form.