Free VPN, no small print
There is no paid version. No reserved features. No trial that expires. What you install is all there is.
What is included
Access to every available server, with no time limit and without asking for a card.
No account: the app asks for no email, no phone number and no sign-up. There is nothing linking you to the service.
No ads and no third-party SDKs. No library inside the app reports your activity to anyone.
Where is the catch
There isn't one, which is exactly why it is worth explaining how it holds up. Running servers costs money, and that money comes from voluntary donations. Nothing else.
We do not sell browsing data. We could not even if we wanted to: we do not keep it. We do not insert advertising or charge for features either.
Someone who cannot donate gets exactly the same service as someone who does. There is no priority queue and no throttling for anyone.
What to expect from a free VPN
It is worth being realistic. A network funded by donations has fewer servers than a paid service with thousands of customers, and at peak times you may notice it.
If you need service guarantees, support with response times, or coverage across dozens of countries, a paid service is the sensible choice. We say so even though it costs us users: we would rather you chose well.