What is in VPN Club
Each feature explained: what it does, where it sits in the app and which plans have it.
- Kill switchHolds back all internet traffic while the VPN is down, so apps never fall back to your real IP.Read more
- Split tunnelingDecide app by app what runs through the VPN and what uses your regular connection.Read more
- No-logs policyNo record of the sites you open, your traffic, your DNS lookups or the IP you connect from.Read more
- VPN protocolsPick WireGuard, OpenVPN over UDP or TCP, or IKEv2. All of them come with every plan.Read more
- Ad and tracker blockingPlus, ProFilters out ads, trackers and known malicious sites for every app while you are connected.Read more
- Double VPNPlus, ProSends your traffic through two VPN Club servers one after the other.Read more
- Dedicated IPProAn IP address assigned to you alone, in one of 10 countries. Comes with Pro.Read more
- DNS leak protectionYour DNS lookups stay inside the tunnel and go to VPN Club's own DNS, out of your provider's view.Read more
How the features fit together
Included everywhere, and extras on Plus and Pro
The protection itself is in Basic: every server, WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2, the kill switch, split tunneling, our own DNS and the no-logs setup. No plan caps your data or your speed.
Plus brings ad and tracker blocking, malicious site blocking and Double VPN, which routes you through two servers. Pro keeps all of that and adds a dedicated IP and priority support. Device limits rise with each step: 6 devices at once on Basic, 10 on Plus, 12 on Pro.
A sensible starting setup
Keep WireGuard as the protocol and leave the kill switch on. That way a short drop in the connection will not expose your real IP.
Use split tunneling only when something needs it. A few banking apps and local services reject VPN connections, and you can send just those apps over your normal line while the rest stays protected. Double VPN is worth it on networks you do not trust, but it costs speed, so turn it off when you are done.
Common questions
Will Basic be enough?
If your goal is an encrypted connection on public Wi-Fi and access to servers abroad, yes. Servers, protocols, the kill switch and no logs are the same as on the other plans. Go for Plus if you want ads and trackers blocked or need more than 6 devices.
Do split tunneling and the kill switch work at the same time?
Yes. The kill switch guards apps that use the VPN. Apps you left out with split tunneling run on your normal connection, so a VPN drop does not cut them off.
Does ad blocking cover every app?
It filters at the DNS level while you are connected, so browsers and apps on that device are all covered. Ads delivered from the same address as the content cannot be filtered this way.
When is Double VPN worth turning on?
When you want one more layer, for example on a network you do not trust. Traffic passes two VPN Club servers, which makes it harder to follow but adds delay. For streaming and games, one server is usually better.
12 months from $58.99, all you need is an ID
Pay once for the period and use servers in 44 countries. No auto renewal, and your first VPN plan can be refunded to balance within 7 days.
