- Free plan
- Documented
- Account model
- Not checked
- Public client source
- Main client repositories
- Platforms
- Windows · macOS · Linux · Android · iOS
- Protocol documentation
- WireGuard · OpenVPN
- Official website
- Proton VPN
- Official plans
- Official plans
What the provider documents
Proton VPN documents a free plan and publishes its main application source code. Free-plan availability is an account/plan property; an open repository is a client-code property. Check free and paid feature tables separately, then use the support guide for your operating system. A repository does not prove that a particular server or downloaded binary has been independently tested here.
Check your platform and client
- Use the support documentation for your exact operating system and app edition; desktop, mobile, browser extensions and manual profiles can have different coverage.
- Check the current release notes and the availability of the requested protocol, split tunneling and disconnection protection on that platform.
- Treat an open-source client, an audited component and a provider privacy statement as different types of evidence. Read the repository, report scope and policy date separately.
Read the plan before subscribing
- Check the total initial payment, renewal terms, applicable taxes and cancellation method on the official checkout. No promotional price is copied into this profile.
- A free plan, a time-limited trial and a refund policy are different offers. Confirm the actual limits and eligibility before subscribing.
- Verify simultaneous-device limits and whether the feature you need belongs to the specific plan and client edition.
Scope and limitations
No original speed, connection-reliability, regional-access or leak test is attached to this profile. “Not recorded” means that this catalogue does not hold sufficient evidence; it is not a claim that a feature is absent. Listed protocols are documented examples, not a promise that every platform supports every option.