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One tap and Chrome routes through your relay. No setup, no config files.
VoltVPN hides your IP right in Chrome: health-checked relays in 55 countries, a WebRTC leak shield and tracker blocking. Switch on. Disappear.
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relay = fastest webrtc = shielded trackers = blocked killSwitch = on doubleHop = Pro connect()
One tap and Chrome routes through your relay. No setup, no config files.
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› WebRTC request blocked › DNS leak blocked › Tracker (ads.x) blocked › Real IP masked ✓
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Your plan follows your Google account into the extension.
Pick a country and Chrome is routed through it instantly.
How it feels
Hit connect and Chrome routes through your relay instantly. No accounts to wire up, no config files, no waiting.
Security
Four protections between you and the sites you visit in Chrome.
Hidden IP address
Sites see the relay's IP and location, not yours.
WebRTC leak shield
Stops your browser from leaking your real IP.
Kill switch
Blocks browsing if the relay drops, then moves you to a working relay.
Tracker blocking
Blocks common ad and tracking networks.
The difference
Flip the switch and your digital fingerprint disappears.
Global network
Every pin is a country with a working relay right now. We re-check them every 30 minutes and hide any that stop working.
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+8 more in Americas
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+12 more in Europe
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+12 more in Asia-Pacific
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+6 more in Middle East & Africa
Plans
FAQ
Yes. The free plan gives you every working relay we find, plus the kill switch, the WebRTC leak shield and tracker blocking, no card required. Pro adds per-site locations, the government site unblocker, auto-rotate, split tunneling and more.
With Pro, your traffic goes through our private relay in Frankfurt first, then out through a relay in the country you pick. Websites see the second country, and that relay only ever sees our server, never your IP. It is slower than one hop. It is not Tor: our Frankfurt relay knows which sites you connect to (not what you do on them, which HTTPS keeps encrypted), and we keep no logs of them.
Yes, on Pro. Open a site, pick a country for it, and that site always goes through that country while everything else uses your main location. For example, BBC through London and a Japanese store through Tokyo, both at once.
Many government sites only answer visitors from their own country. With Pro's government site unblocker on, sites like gov.uk, irs.gov or gov.in automatically go through a relay in that country. It works for countries that have a working relay at that moment, and it can't get past a site that needs a local login or ID.
The free relays are public proxies run by other people. We test every one every 30 minutes, drop any that fail or tamper with encrypted connections, and give each country backups so you switch over if one dies. Sites using HTTPS stay encrypted end to end, but a relay can see which sites you visit, so for banking or other sensitive accounts add them to split tunneling or switch off.
Only your Google email and your plan. The extension doesn't send your browsing history to us.
No. VoltVPN is a Chrome extension, so it protects what you do in Chrome. Other apps on your computer connect normally.
VoltVPN ships as a Chrome extension and works in Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc). Sign in with the same Google account and your plan follows you.
Yes. Cancel from your dashboard in one click and keep Pro until the end of your billing period.