PryVPN encrypts your connection with WireGuard, keeps no activity logs and shows no ads. Here is why it exists, what it is and isn't, who pays for it during the beta, and how to reach us.
Who pays for the servers, and what happens to your data? Many free VPNs pay their bills with ads, with data about their users, or by holding back the free version until you upgrade. That makes it hard to trust any of them.
PryVPN answers both questions in writing. Our privacy policy lists what we store, in what form and for how long, and our transparency report counts what we are asked for and what we hand over.
The app stays simple: one tap to connect, a state you can read at a glance, and plain words about what a VPN does and doesn't do.
During the beta, we fund the network ourselves. PryVPN has no paid plan, no ads in your traffic and no data selling.
If we add paid extras later, they'll be optional, and the free version stays. We'll tell you before we introduce any paid options.
Trust shouldn't depend on our word. These pages say exactly what we do, and each one is kept up to date.
Exactly what we store, in what form and for how long, and what we never collect.
Read the policyTransparencyWhat authorities and others ask us for, how we answer, and what we hand over.
See the reportSecurityHow we protect the service, and how to report a vulnerability to us.
Security pageAbuseHow our servers stop spam and attacks without watching who you are.
How it worksEditorialHow we write our guides, check facts, use AI and correct mistakes.
Read the policyPick the address that matches your question, so it reaches the right inbox straight away.
| Topic | Address |
|---|---|
| Help with the app | support@pryvpn.com |
| Privacy and your data | privacy@pryvpn.com |
| Security vulnerabilities | security@pryvpn.com |
| Abuse reports | abuse@pryvpn.com · or use the report form |
| Authorities and legal matters | legal@pryvpn.com |
| Press | support@pryvpn.com |