Desktop
Windows
RecommendedVPNClient desktop softwareDownload the current Windows VPNClient, then sign in with your VPN account details.
VPN setup
VPN Setup Guides
Set up VPN access on Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad, Android, Linux and supported TV devices. Start with the recommended client or app where available, or use manual configuration when you need it.
- Up to 10 simultaneous connections
- Modern VPN protocols
- Setup support
Device first
Choose your device.
Desktop
macOS
RecommendedVPNClient desktop softwareUse the current macOS VPNClient for convenient server and connection controls.
Mobile
iOS
RecommendedVPNClient from the App StoreInstall the current App Store VPNClient for iOS, then add your VPN account.
Mobile
Android
RecommendedCurrent Android VPNClientUse Google Play for normal installation. The direct APK is an alternative when Google Play is unavailable.
Desktop
Linux
Limited beta compatibilityVPNClient beta — Ubuntu 16, 18Beta for Ubuntu 16 and 18.
TV
Android TV / Fire TV
RecommendedCurrent Android TV / Fire TV VPNClient APKInstall the TV APK directly. If you use Downloader, enter code 5816313.
Official store destinations
Use the verified mobile listings for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Quick answer
How do I set up VPN access?
Get a VPN account, install the recommended client or app for your device, enter the account details supplied after purchase, choose a current server and connect. Use manual setup only when you need a built-in or third-party connection method.
Choose your device →Choose a setup path
App/client or manual setup?
RECOMMENDED
VPNclient or mobile app
Best for most customers who want the simplest route from account details to a working connection.
- Easier server switching
- Current supported protocol controls
- Stealth on supported desktop clients
- Convenient connection controls
MANUAL
Operating system or third-party client
Useful when a built-in connection, a specific supported protocol or a third-party OpenVPN client is preferred.
- Built-in system connection where supported
- VLESS or WireGuard manual configuration
- Third-party OpenVPN import
- Focused troubleshooting path
Account-specific configurations
Manual VPN configuration
Prefer to configure your VPN manually? Sign in to your VPN-Accounts dashboard to generate account-specific configurations for OpenVPN, WireGuard and VLESS.
OpenVPN
Generate an OpenVPN profile for your account and import it into OpenVPN Connect.
Get OpenVPN Connect ↗WireGuard
Generate your WireGuard configuration and import it into the official WireGuard app.
Get WireGuard ↗VLESS
Generate a VLESS configuration file and import it into a compatible client such as Hiddify.
Get Hiddify ↗Generate your configurationSign in to your dashboard to create a configuration file.
Open VPN Dashboard Connection checks
Having trouble
connecting?
A few quick checks can help you find the cause. Try one change at a time, then reconnect.
Check your account
Use the VPN username and password from your purchase email.
Switch servers
Choose another available server and try connecting again.
Try another network
Compare Wi-Fi with mobile data to see whether the network is the cause.
Change the connection option
Try another protocol supported by your app and device.
Still stuck? Keep the exact error.
Tell Support your device, server and what you tried so we can help with the next step.
Setup FAQ
Answers before you connect.
What is the easiest way to set up VPN access?
Start with the recommended client or app for your device. Download it, enter the VPN account details supplied after purchase, choose a current server and connect.
Which app or client should I use?
Use the current VPNClient download for Windows or macOS, the App Store VPNClient for iPhone and iPad, or the Android VPNClient from Google Play. Client and feature availability varies by platform.
Can I set up the VPN manually?
Yes. Manual setup can be useful when you prefer an operating-system connection, need a particular supported protocol or use a third-party OpenVPN client.
Which VPN protocols are supported?
WireGuard is the modern recommended option. OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec are supported. VLESS manual configuration is also available. Stealth is a separate option available on supported desktop VPNClient applications. L2TP/IPsec and PPTP are legacy compatibility options. Availability varies by client and platform.
Where can I find current server hostnames?
Use the Server Hostnames reference for the current country, city, hostname and published IP inventory. Check the snapshot date when a specific location matters.
How do I generate an OpenVPN configuration?
Sign in to your dashboard, choose a server and port in the OpenVPN section, then select Download OpenVPN config. Import the downloaded file into your OpenVPN app.
Can I use the VPN on more than one device?
Yes. Each customer VPN account supports up to 10 simultaneous connections.
What should I do if the VPN will not connect?
Verify the account details, try another current server, compare another network, try another supported client or protocol option, and note the exact error. Contact Support if the issue continues.
Is Stealth available?
Stealth is available through supported desktop VPNClient applications for restrictive networks.
VPN access
Ready to connect?
Choose a plan, then use the setup path that fits your device.