ZoogVPN is a VPN provider based in Patras, Greece, offering both a free tier and premium subscriptions. It advertises more than 1,000 IP addresses and 100+ locations in 55+ countries, with apps for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Linux, routers and browser extensions. The exact location count and app capabilities should be checked on the live site rather than assumed from an older listing.
Features include IKEv2 and OpenVPN, the Shadow protocol for restrictive networks, a kill switch, ad blocker, split tunneling, P2P/torrent-friendly servers and 256-bit encryption. The premium plan table lists support for up to 10 devices. The free tier is much narrower: one device, 10 GB of monthly traffic and five locations, with limited speed and streaming access.
ZoogVPN advertises a zero-logs policy and 24/7 live support. The free plan is an entry point rather than the full product, and users should read the privacy policy and terms instead of treating “no logs” as a guarantee that no account, payment or diagnostic data is processed. Free VPN services also carry different speed, location and support limits that should be weighed against the paid plan.
Premium pricing starts at $2.49 per month on a two-year plan, with a 7-day money-back guarantee on initial payments. Renewal terms, location counts, device limits and plan features can change, so confirm them at checkout. A VPN does not remove malware, make a user anonymous in every context or guarantee access to every website or streaming catalog.
For practical use, check the devices and platforms you need, whether the free tier is enough for a trial, the renewal price after any introductory term, the refund route and whether the network works in the places you actually travel or browse from.
