VPNmine features
VPNmine's features are the things a VPN is for, done plainly: a WireGuard tunnel with ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption, an IP address and location in any of 68 countries, every location free including the premium pool, native apps for Windows, Linux, Android, Android TV and Apple TV plus a browser extension, a logging policy that names what it keeps, and no ads anywhere.
VPN encryption
Every desktop, mobile and TV client opens a WireGuard tunnel encrypted with ChaCha20-Poly1305. The browser extension proxies through the same network over HTTPS or SOCKS5, because an extension cannot open a system-wide tunnel.
IP and location change
Traffic leaves the tunnel from the server you picked, so every site you open sees that server's IP address and country instead of yours. Your own network and internet provider see only encrypted traffic to one VPNmine address.
Multiple server locations
VPNmine runs its own WireGuard servers in 68 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Pick one by hand or let the app choose the closest.
Free locations
Every location is open to every user at no cost. There are no ads in any of the apps and no payment details are asked for.
Premium locations
The premium server pool is part of the free tier today. A paid tier is planned once the network is bigger, and the apps will say so before anyone is charged.
Every feature is free today, on every platform, with no ads and no card.
What VPNmine Actually Does
Servers we run ourselves
Every endpoint is a VPNmine WireGuard server we rent, configure and monitor. No recycled public relay lists, no volunteer nodes carrying your traffic.
No record of where you go
We store which server you connected to and when, because abuse handling needs it. Your browsing, DNS lookups and traffic content are never written down.
Native apps for the big screen
Android TV and Apple TV get real remote-first apps built for the platform, not a phone layout stretched across the room.

One account,
every screen
Sign in once. The same tunnel and the same server pool on every device you own.
A real desktop client on Windows and macOS
The same tunnel, the same server pool and the same account on the machine you work from. Not a browser add-on pretending to be a VPN, and not a phone build squeezed into a window.
Browser extension when a full tunnel is overkill
Chrome, Edge, Opera and Firefox route through the same network at the browser level, so the rest of the machine stays on your own connection.
Leave without emailing anyone
Account deletion is a button in Settings and a page on the web. It removes your account and its data instead of opening a support ticket.
Free on every device, with the full server pool open from the first connection
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Android
- iOS
- Apple TV
- Chrome
- Firefox
What no VPN does, including this one
- It does not make you anonymous to a service you sign in to.Does a VPN make me anonymous?
- It does not stop malware or phishing; that is a different tool.VPN vs antivirus: do I need both?
- It does not promise any streaming catalogue; platforms flag hosting ranges.Does VPNmine work for streaming?
- It does not change what is lawful to do.Is using a VPN legal?