Up to 10 Gb/s of server bandwidth
Our servers connect at up to 10 Gb/s, so a busy evening or a big download doesn't have to slow you down. For the lowest latency, pick a server close to you. If you need a specific country, pick one there.
Stream, game and browse from anywhere
Connect through a server in another country to use your usual streaming, gaming and news sites while you travel, or to reach content that isn't offered where you live. Some services block VPN traffic. If one does, try a different server or protocol first.
Ads, trackers and malware blocked
ASTRO VPN filters out ads, trackers and known malicious sites while you browse. Pages load cleaner, fewer companies follow you around, and you're less likely to land somewhere harmful, on every device you connect.
DNS and IPv6 leak protection
DNS requests and IPv6 traffic stay inside the encrypted tunnel, so they can't give away your real IP address or the sites you visit.
Dedicated. Not Shared.
You get a private IP address and dedicated resources instead of sharing them with everyone else. Your bandwidth isn't split with other users, so speeds stay steadier at busy times.
Private by design
Everything you send is encrypted before it leaves your device, so your ISP, the café Wi-Fi and anyone else on the network only see scrambled data. We follow a no-logs policy, which means there's no record of your browsing for us to keep or hand over.
Privacy That Follows You Everywhere
One ASTRO VPN account protects up to 10 devices at once: your phone, your laptop, your partner's tablet, your kid's Chromebook. Every device gets the same encryption and the same features, with no cut-down version for the extra ones. Download theASTRO VPN appfor Windows, macOS, Linux, Android or iOS, add theBrowser extensionfor Chrome or Firefox, or set it up on your Android TV or Apple TV.
Six VPN Protocols for Every Kind of Network
ASTRO VPN supports six protocols: our ownAstroCore, plusWireGuard, Hysteria2, IKEv2/IPsec, Shadowsocks and Xray. Networks treat VPN traffic differently. A café might throttle it, while a school or a whole country might block it, so having more than one option matters. Choose a protocol yourself, or let the app pick the one that works best where you are.Compare the protocols.
AstroCore
Built in-house for stable, secure connections, including on networks where other protocols are restricted or throttled.
WireGuard
A modern, lightweight protocol with current cryptography. It's fast, easy on the battery, and dependable on both mobile and desktop.
Hysteria2
Runs over QUIC, the transport behind HTTP/3, and is designed to hold up on lossy or unreliable connections such as crowded public Wi-Fi.
Xray
Designed to blend in with ordinary web traffic, which helps it get past deep packet inspection (DPI) and other filtering.
Shadowsocks
A lightweight encrypted proxy that connects quickly and makes a useful fallback when a network blocks standard VPN protocols.
IKEv2/IPSec
Keeps your connection alive when your phone moves between Wi-Fi and mobile data, so you don't have to reconnect by hand.
"Switched from my old VPN after it kept dropping on public Wi-Fi. Astro VPN's kill switch actually works, and speeds barely dip on nearby servers."
"The Mac app is genuinely native — no Electron lag, no battery drain. Been running it in the background for weeks without noticing it's on."
"Support actually replied in minutes, not days, when I had a billing question. Small thing, but it's rare these days."
"I travel a lot for work and use Astro VPN mainly for hotel Wi-Fi. Auto-connect on unsecured networks means I stop thinking about it entirely."
"Split tunneling saved me — my banking app blocks VPNs, everything else stays protected. Took two minutes to set up."
"Solid extension for Chrome, does exactly what it says. Would like a few more server locations, but performance is consistently good."
"Reinstalled Windows recently and forgot how painless Astro VPN setup is — download, sign in, connect. Under a minute, no configuration."
"What sold me was the actual no-logs explanation on their site — not just a badge, an actual breakdown of what they do and don't store."