VPN for work and everyday use

Your connection.Your route.

More privacy online — at home, on the move and at work. Choose a standard or multi-hop VPN, and we will help with your location, protocol and setup.

How a VPN connection works

A private channel. A clear path.

Your device
Encrypted tunnel
VPN serverPublic exit IP address
Website or service

The service sees the exit VPN server’s IP. Use HTTPS to protect content all the way to the website.

28

countries for standard VPN

20

multi-hop routes

up to10

simultaneous devices

Privacy in everyday moments

A connection that works for you.

One service for personal devices and work. No gigabyte bundles, with help getting connected.

Unlimited traffic

Work with files, keep in touch and use online services without counting every gigabyte. We confirm the terms of use before you connect.

More privacy on the move

A VPN encrypts traffic inside the tunnel between your device and the VPN server. This reduces the visibility of that traffic to the local network and your internet provider.

One account. Your devices.

Up to 10 simultaneous connections for your laptop, phone and other compatible devices. We help choose a client and check the configuration.

Choose how you connect

One server or a multi-hop route?

Standard VPN suits everyday use. Multi-hop separates entry and exit points when that matters more than the extra latency.

Everyday access

Standard VPN

Traffic passes through one VPN server in your chosen country. A shorter route is usually more practical for calls, work and video.

  • One VPN location along the route
  • Easier to choose a nearby server
  • A balance of speed and privacy
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Cascaded connection

Multi-hop VPN

Traffic passes through an entry server, then an exit server. For example: Poland → India. The website sees the final server’s IP address.

  • Separate entry and exit points
  • An additional step along the route
  • More options for your use case
Explore multi-hop routes

A VPN does not provide complete anonymity: accounts, cookies and browser fingerprinting can still identify you. Multi-hop alone does not guarantee resistance to DPI; the protocol, configuration and trust in the operator matter.

Standard VPN locations

Choose where you reach the internet.

From Ukraine to Australia — 28 countries in the standard VPN catalogue. We help select a location around your services, provider and latency needs.

28countries in the catalogue

Europe

18
  • Ukraine
  • Germany
  • France
  • United Kingdom
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Estonia
  • Romania
  • Poland
  • Spain
  • Italy
  • Iceland
  • Belgium
  • Ireland
  • Serbia
  • Netherlands
  • Finland
  • Türkiye

North America

2
  • United States
  • Canada

South America

1
  • Brazil

Asia

6
  • Singapore
  • India
  • China
  • Israel
  • UAE
  • Japan

Oceania

1
  • Australia

We confirm current location availability and IP type before you order. A public exit IP does not automatically mean a dedicated, static or residential address.

Multi-hop locations

Two points. One considered route.

20 entry-to-exit combinations cover 23 unique countries. Explore the specific routes below, grouped by entry server.

20routes

23countries across the routes

Entry

UAE

Exit

  • France
Entry

Poland

Exit

  • India
Entry

Estonia

Exit

  • China
Entry

Iceland

Exit

  • Belgium
  • Ireland
  • Israel
Entry

Switzerland

Exit

  • Ireland
  • Australia
  • Brazil
  • Poland
  • Canada
  • United States
  • Italy
  • Ukraine
Entry

Sweden

Exit

  • Germany
  • Serbia
  • Netherlands
  • Finland
  • Ukraine
  • Japan

These are the route combinations offered by iSoft. We confirm availability and a suitable protocol before connection. This is a location catalogue, not a live server status display.

Familiar devices. More control.

Connect the devices you use.

We select an app or profile for your operating system. Router, NAS and TV support is checked against your specific model.

DESKTOP

For your computer

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux

A work laptop or home PC: we configure the client and help check routing and DNS.

MOBILE

For your phone

  • Android
  • iOS

Connect on mobile data and Wi-Fi. Available features depend on the client and selected protocol.

NETWORK

For your home network

  • Router
  • NAS
  • Smart TV

A compatible VPN router can serve devices behind it, including a Smart TV. We clarify compatibility and how connections are counted separately.

Technology chosen for your needs

The server is only part of it.

Speed and reliability depend on the protocol, route and network. We choose a configuration for your device and help you put it to use.

A compact protocol

WireGuard

A modern VPN tunnel over UDP, key-based authentication and support for popular platforms. For personal devices and compatible routers.

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Flexible configuration

OpenVPN

UDP and TCP options, client profiles and extensive configuration choices. We choose the transport around your network constraints.

Documentation
System integration

IKEv2 / IPsec

A secure connection through compatible built-in or separate clients. We check authentication and behaviour when switching networks.

Documentation
Client and access management

Outline

A solution with client apps and access keys, built on Shadowsocks. We check whether it works in your particular network.

Documentation
A flexible networking tool

Xray

A toolkit for proxying and routing. We select the transport and compatible client for your requirements; Xray is not the name of a single VPN protocol.

Documentation
What about L2TP/IPsec and PPTP?

We consider L2TP/IPsec only for compatibility with existing equipment after reviewing the requirements. PPTP is a legacy option we do not recommend for new secure connections. Our priority is a modern WireGuard, OpenVPN or IKEv2/IPsec configuration.

From choosing to connecting

You choose the task. We help with the setup.

We explain the options, agree the terms and check how the selected route works.

  1. Understand your needs

    Countries, devices, network and standard or multi-hop VPN.

  2. Agree the connection

    Confirm availability, protocol, price and the help included.

  3. Configure the client

    Help install the app and import a profile or access key.

  4. Check the result

    Check the exit IP, DNS, required services and behaviour when the tunnel drops.

Clear answers

What to know before you connect.

VPN capabilities, real limitations and practical details.

What does a VPN actually protect?

A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and the VPN server for traffic routed through it. Websites see the server’s exit IP. HTTPS is still needed to protect content between the VPN server and the website.

Does a VPN make me completely anonymous?

No. A VPN changes your visible IP address, but does not remove cookies, account logins or browser fingerprinting. You also trust the VPN operator, so clarify its data handling and logging practices before connecting.

How is multi-hop different from a standard VPN?

A standard VPN uses one VPN server; a multi-hop connection uses successive entry and exit servers. The extra step separates these roles but can add latency. Encryption layers depend on the implementation; a cascade does not guarantee untraceability or DPI evasion.

Can a VPN affect my internet speed?

Yes. Encryption, distance, server load and routing can add overhead and latency. A nearby location and suitable protocol can often reduce the impact, but we do not promise a fixed speed without testing your network.

Will Netflix and other video services work?

That depends on the platform, plan, country and specific IP address. Services may restrict VPN use or the available catalogue, so permanent access to any regional content is not guaranteed. We check your intended use case before connection.

How many devices can connect at the same time?

Up to 10 devices on one account under the agreed connection terms. For a router VPN, we clarify how devices behind it are counted. Compatibility depends on the operating system, hardware model and protocol.

What does a public, or “white”, IP address mean?

Here it means the public exit IP of the VPN server that an external service sees. It may be shared by several users. A dedicated, static or residential address and inbound connections are not included automatically; those requirements must be agreed separately.

How do I find the price and order a VPN?

Send an enquiry with your preferred country, device count and connection type. We confirm availability, price, subscription period and setup assistance before payment. If you need access to a company’s internal network, we agree a separate configuration.

Start with your route

More privacy. Less setup to figure out.

Tell us where and on which devices you need a VPN. We will help choose a connection, explain the terms and prepare your setup.

Discuss my connection