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One account works on up to 20 devices, with 5 connected at once. Install it, sign in, and you are protected.

Windows

Version 4.1.1 · .exe

Download for Windows · 4.1.1

Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. Signed installer.

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The CopVPN desktop app, connected, on its dashboard
CopVPN on a phone, connected and protected

[ 01 / Downloads ]

Every platform

The same app on all of them, included with every plan. Up to 20 devices on one account, 5 connected at once.

// Also available

Android TV

Install CopVPN from Google Play on your Android TV. It has its own TV interface and needs Android 7.0 or later, the same as the phone app.

[ 02 / Setup ] About two minutes

Set up in three steps

No configuration files, no manual server entry. Sign up, sign in, press connect.

  1. Step 1

    Sign up

    Pick a plan, pay, and your account is created straight away. The 30-day money-back guarantee starts here.

    See plans
  2. Step 2

    Log in

    Install the app and sign in with the same email and password. One account works on up to 20 devices, with 5 connected at once.

    My Account
  3. Step 3

    Connect

    Press the button. The app picks the fastest server for you, or choose a country from the list yourself.

    Server list
The CopVPN app on a phone, connected

[ 03 / Network ] 10 Gbps · RAM-only

What you connect to

  • 65+

    Countries

    Pick where you appear to be from a list of more than sixty-five.

  • 85+

    Locations

    Cities, not just countries — so you can connect close to where you actually are.

  • No logs

    Privacy

    Servers run from RAM on a 10 Gbps network, so nothing is written to disk.

[ 04 / Free VPNs ] Eight differences

Why not a free VPN?

A free service still has costs. If you are not paying for it, the usual way it pays for itself is your data.

Free VPN services compared with CopVPN across eight areas
Area Typical free VPN CopVPN
How it pays for itself Typical free VPN Sells your browsing data, or shows ads inside your traffic CopVPN Your subscription. Nothing about you is sold
Logging Typical free VPN Often keeps connection and activity logs CopVPN No logs, on RAM-only servers
Bandwidth Typical free VPN Capped, commonly a few hundred MB a month CopVPN Unlimited, never throttled
Speed Typical free VPN Throttled and shared with everyone else on the free tier CopVPN 10 Gbps network, WireGuard by default
Server choice Typical free VPN A handful of locations, usually the busiest ones CopVPN Servers in 65+ countries and 85+ locations
Encryption Typical free VPN Varies, sometimes outdated or undocumented CopVPN AES-256 on every protocol
Devices Typical free VPN Usually one device per account CopVPN Up to 20 devices, 5 at once
Support Typical free VPN A help page and a contact form, if that CopVPN 24/7 human support, and a 30-day refund

[ 05 / Specification ] The whole product

The full specification

Identical on every plan and every platform. Nothing here is an upgrade.

The full specification
Bandwidth Unlimited on every plan, with no throttling and no fair-use cap.
Security AES-256 encryption, automatic kill switch, split tunneling and multi-hop.
Protocols WireGuard and OpenVPN.
Privacy No-logs policy. Servers run from RAM only, so nothing is written to disk.
Locations 65+ countries and 85+ locations worldwide.
Network Servers on a 10 Gbps network.
Devices Up to 20 devices on one account, 5 connected at once.
Features Ad and malware blocking, auto-connect on untrusted Wi-Fi, always-on VPN, favourite servers and a built-in speed test.
Money-back 30 days on every plan bought through the normal checkout.
Support 24/7, staffed by people, covering setup, connections, plans and refunds.

[ 06 / Questions ] Installing and signing in

Download questions

Installing, signing in and moving between devices. Billing is on the pricing page.

01 Which version should I download? 02 Do I need an account before I install? 03 Is the Windows installer signed? 04 How do I know I have the current version? 05 Can I install it on more than one device? 06 What is the difference between the app and the browser extension? 07 How do I get it on my TV? 08 Does it work on Linux? 09 The download will not start. What now?

Answer 01 of 09

Which version should I download?

The panel at the top of this page detects what you are using and offers the matching installer. If you are downloading for a different machine, every platform is listed in the Downloads section with its own version, size and requirements.

Answer 02 of 09

Do I need an account before I install?

You can install the app first, but you cannot connect without an account. Most people buy a plan, then install. If you already have a plan, sign in with the same email and password you use for My Account.

Answer 03 of 09

Is the Windows installer signed?

Yes. The .exe is code-signed, so Windows shows CopVPN, Inc. as the publisher rather than an unknown one. The macOS build is notarized by Apple. If your download warns about an unidentified developer, you have not got it from this page.

Answer 04 of 09

How do I know I have the current version?

The app checks on launch and tells you on the dashboard. The current version number is printed on every card in the Downloads section so you can compare before installing.

Answer 05 of 09

Can I install it on more than one device?

Up to 20 devices can be signed in to one account, and up to 5 of them can be connected to the VPN at the same time. Only devices you have signed in on in the last 30 days count toward the 20. If a sixth device tries to connect, the app tells you the limit has been reached and nobody already connected is cut off. To sign in on another device once 20 are in use, remove one from your account first.

Answer 06 of 09

What is the difference between the app and the browser extension?

The app protects everything on the device. The extension protects only the browser it is installed in, which is useful on a shared or work computer where you cannot install software. If you can install the app, install the app.

Answer 07 of 09

How do I get it on my TV?

Install CopVPN from Google Play on your Android TV. It is the same Play listing as the phone app, with its own TV interface, and it needs Android 7.0 or later. On a TV that cannot install apps, connect through a router instead.

Answer 08 of 09

Does it work on Linux?

There is no dedicated Linux app yet. You can connect using WireGuard or OpenVPN configuration files, which support can send you. Everything else about your account works the same.

Answer 09 of 09

The download will not start. What now?

Some corporate and school networks block VPN installers. Try a different network, or a phone on mobile data. If it still fails, contact support and they will send you a direct link.

Support answers 24/7.

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Free with every plan. Sign in with the same account on up to 20 devices, 5 connected at once.