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Surfshark

Hiding your public IP and securing traffic on everyday networks is where Surfshark fits, with approachable apps built for travel, streaming, and home use.

Runs on Web Windows macOS Linux Android iOS

Available on Web App Store Play Store Microsoft Store Chrome Web Store

Built for Remote Teams Everyday Users Gamers

Overview

What is Surfshark?

One account for the whole household

Surfshark supports the major desktop and mobile systems, with browser extensions and apps for several TVs and routers. One subscription permits unlimited simultaneous connections, so phones, laptops, and streaming devices do not compete for slots. WireGuard is usually the practical default, while OpenVPN and IKEv2 cover compatibility. The interface is approachable, though available controls differ between operating systems.

How the plans are arranged

Starter: VPN access and core privacy tools.
Surfshark One: adds antivirus, breach alerts, and private search.
Billing: monthly and discounted long-term terms; renewal pricing can rise sharply.

There is no permanent free plan. A money-back window reduces the commitment, while dedicated IP addresses cost extra. It suits households and travelers who want broad device coverage without managing separate accounts.

Capabilities

Key features

Route Through MultiHop

Send traffic through two VPN servers.

CleanWeb Filtering

Blocks many ads, trackers, and malicious domains.

Choose App Bypasses

Exclude selected apps or sites from the VPN tunnel.

Rotating IP

Changes your public address without dropping the connection.

Alternative ID

Creates proxy email and persona details for sign-ups.

Dedicated IP Add-on

Provides a personal fixed address in selected locations.

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