Residential IP VPN

Residential IP VPN accounts include: UK Residential VPN - BT Shared IP, BT Dedicated IP

You must have a Residential IP VPN account to use this service.

Residential IP VPN offers the greatest protection against site blocking because the VPN uses IP addresses from residential broadband providers, this means sites that are prone to blocking traditional VPNs (streaming, gambling, betting websites, etc) can be accessed without a problem.

Have you considered a VPN router?
Whilst you can of course configure your Residential IP VPN directly on your computer/phone/tablet, we have guides for this below, using a VPN router makes it easy to connect all your devices to your Residential IP VPN service.

The VPN router connects the VPN, you then connect your devices to the VPN router wifi network or cabled ports. Anything connected to the VPN router, then uses the VPN. Computers, phones, tablets, Fire TV, AppleTV, you name it! Simple!

For most use cases, we recommend GL.iNet routers - in our experience they are stable, offer a wide range of features, but most importantly they are easy to setup!

We have included some example GL.iNet router models below and the OpenVPN speeds they are capable of, with links to purchase from the GL.iNet store or Amazon:

Some GL.iNet routers are very low powered, which limits the possible VPN speeds - so please be careful when ordering, as they often have similar model numbers!

If you would like to discuss potential VPN router options, before ordering, please get in touch with our Support team who will be happy to help.

PLEASE READ BEFORE CONNECTING - IT IS IMPORTANT

There are some steps you need to take on YOUR end, to ensure that conflicting location signals are not given to apps, websites, etc.

Failure to do so, may mean you end up tarnishing the clean IP address we give you.

Click Here to read 'Before Connecting….'