Private Internet Access: VPN Features

With 10+ years of expertise leading the VPN industry, Private Internet Access has become one of the best-reviewed and highest-rated VPN services in existence. Our VPN service is incredibly reliable, our expert support team is standing by 24/7, and our 30-day money-back guarantee lets you try PIA VPN with complete peace of mind. Trustworthiness is an important consideration when choosing a VPN provider — that’s why all of our VPN apps are 100% open-source, and we only use the most transparent open-source VPN protocols like WireGuard and OpenVPN. And as a US-based company, we operate in adherence to the most stringent business standards and practices, so you can use our service with confidence. We also have a strict, court-proven no-logs policy that has pioneered true privacy and anonymity online.

Yes. PIA offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on all purchases. The PIA VPN mobile apps for iOS and Android also offer a 7-day free trial period during which you can test out Private Internet Access and decide if it's right for you.

PIA offers some of the best connection speeds out of any VPN provider thanks to our huge network of world-class servers all across the globe. If you feel like your connection isn't strong enough, you might be on a crowded server. Switching servers is easy and only takes a few seconds.

PIA works on all major devices and operating systems including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, Android TV, iOS, and even routers.

A dedicated IP address gives you all the benefits of using a VPN, plus a little more stability and usability, since that IP address will be exclusive to you. With a dedicated IP, you connect — like normal — to a VPN server that conceals your internet traffic data and enables you to preserve your digital privacy and overcome geo-restrictions, but your IP address remains the same each time you connect. The static, unshifting nature of a dedicated IP results in fewer interruptions online. You’ll encounter less CAPTCHAs, and you’ll be less likely to trigger security warnings or account restrictions since you’re IP address isn’t constantly changing — something that certain online services like gaming or gambling platforms might suspect is a security threat.