VPN.ac

A commercial VPN service with WireGuard, OpenVPN and obfuscated protocols and servers in many countries.

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About VPN.ac

VPN.ac is a paid VPN service focused on security. It supports WireGuard and OpenVPN along with obfuscated protocols, which help when plain VPN traffic is blocked or throttled. Accounts are managed through a client area, and the site publishes a live node status page.

Its homepage lists the gateways in each location, with a heavy presence across Europe and North America, including Switzerland, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, the United Kingdom, Canada and several US regions. Many locations also have SecureProxy gateways alongside the VPN servers.

Strengths

  • Supports WireGuard, OpenVPN and obfuscated protocols
  • Publishes per-location gateway counts and a node status page
  • SecureProxy gateways in many locations alongside the VPN servers
  • Broad server coverage across Europe and North America

Limitations

  • Paid service with no free tier shown
  • Fewer locations outside Europe and North America in the published list
  • Proprietary service, so its privacy claims cannot be checked in source code

Details

Pricing
PaidCommercial subscription service; the research does not list current prices.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
How it runs
Downloadable app, Hosted service
Account
Required
Works offline
No
Best suited for
People who want a paid VPN with obfuscation options for restrictive networks
Categories
VPN, Privacy tools
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

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