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GreatFireVPN

VPN service for bypassing internet censorship and accessing the open internet in countries with heavy restrictions, including China, Russia, Iran, Turkmenistan, Myanmar and India.

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About GreatFireVPN

GreatFireVPN

GreatFireVPN is a VPN app developed by GreatFire.org, an anti-censorship organization founded in 2011. The page states it is designed for circumventing censorship and blocks, offering multiple circumvention methods and protocols, automatic server and protocol selection, split-tunneling on Android, a no-logs policy, and registration-free use. It lists apps for Android, iOS/macOS and Windows, a 30-day free trial, and a referral program. Paid plans are listed at 30 days for $4.99, 90 days for $13.99, 180 days for $24.99, and 365 days for $39.99, with up to 10 devices per account. The page also notes a local bypass feature available only in Russia, China, Iran, Turkmenistan and Myanmar, and an OpenWRT version as coming soon.

Key features

  • Multiple circumvention methods and protocols including Meek, Webtunnel, V2Ray-Websocket, V2Ray-HTTP, Hysteria2, XRay-XHTTP, DNSTT and VK-TURN
  • Automatic selection of fastest server and best protocol for network conditions
  • Fallback strategies for reliability
  • Split-tunneling to choose which apps use the VPN (Android only)
  • No-logs policy and no personal data collection
  • No email or registration required
  • Bypass for whitelist-based shutdowns (Russia only)
  • Local bypass giving direct access to local government sites and banks while the VPN is on (Russia, China, Iran, Turkmenistan, Myanmar)
  • 30-day free trial
  • Referral program offering extra free access days
  • Up to 10 simultaneous devices per account
  • 100+ servers worldwide
  • Apps for Android, iOS/macOS and Windows; OpenWRT version coming soon

Best suited for

  • Users in countries with heavy internet censorship seeking access to the open internet
  • Users in India facing ISP-level blocks or regional shutdowns
  • Users needing access to blocked websites while keeping local banking or government services accessible
  • Users wanting a VPN without registration or ads

Pricing

30 days $4.99; 90 days $13.99; 180 days $24.99; 365 days $39.99 (prices on the website; in-app prices may differ by region). A 30-day free trial is also offered.

PrivacyVPNNo logsSplit tunnelingAnti-censorshipCensorship circumvention

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