StrongVPN

A long-running commercial VPN service with WireGuard support, SmartDNS and eSIM data in one plan.

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About StrongVPN

StrongVPN is a paid VPN service that has operated since 1995. It encrypts your traffic and hides your location through a network of more than 950 servers in over 30 countries, using WireGuard among its supported protocols.

Plans also include StrongDNS, a SmartDNS feature aimed at streaming, and eSIM data access. It is sold as a monthly or annual subscription with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and suits people who want a conventional consumer VPN with a simple plan structure.

Strengths

  • WireGuard protocol included
  • More than 950 servers in over 30 countries
  • SmartDNS and eSIM data bundled into the same plan
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

Limitations

  • Paid only, with no free tier
  • Closed-source service
  • Introductory annual price rises after the first year

Details

Pricing
PaidSubscription at $11.99 per month or $47.69 for the first year, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
License
Proprietary
Developer
StrongVPN
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
How it runs
Downloadable app, Hosted service
Account
Required
Works offline
No
Best suited for
People who want a straightforward commercial VPN with streaming-oriented SmartDNS
Categories
VPN
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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