The VPN that never asks who you are.
No email address. No name. No phone number. Your account is a random 16-digit number, your traffic is never logged, and the apps that do it are open source so you can check rather than believe.
Rolled locally by crypto.getRandomValues() and never transmitted. Click the digits for a new one. How anonymous signup works →
Two VPN servers get the same subpoena. Only one has answers.
Every VPN says “no logs.” The claim is only as good as what a server could physically hand over when someone shows up with a legal demand. This simulation plays the same browsing session — and then the same subpoena — against two architectures: one that writes connection logs to disk, and LunoVPN’s RAM-only design, where there is no disk trail to search.
RAM-only fleet
Every server boots from memory and writes nothing to disk. A reboot — or a seizure — leaves a blank machine. “Can’t hand it over” beats “won’t hand it over” in every jurisdiction.
What we could hand over
A 16-digit account number, whether the subscription is active, and a payment reference. No email, no name, no IP history — that is the entire database row, by design.
Verified, not promised
The no-logs policy is independently audited, the warrant canary is updated on schedule, and the clients are open source. Check, don’t trust.
Built so there’s nothing to hand over
The safest data is data that was never collected. Everything below follows from that one decision.
No email. No name. No phone.
Your account is a random 16-digit number. There is no signup form to fill in, because there is nothing we want to know.
Nothing logged, and it was checked
No browsing history, no DNS queries, no session timestamps, no user-attributable IP records — assessed across 131 controls by an outside firm.
Open-source clients
Every app we ship is published in full, including build scripts, so the claims can be read rather than believed.
Pay without an identity
Monero is accepted directly, so the payment carries no name or card. Cards and app stores work too.
Fast where it counts
LunoGuard, our WireGuard-based tunnel, across 600+ servers in 65+ countries and 80+ locations.
Every device, one price
Phones, laptops, tablets, TV boxes and routers. No per-device fee and no device cap.
One product. No tiers, no upsells.
Every plan includes every feature on every device you own. The only variable is how long you commit.
NOT EVEN THIS ONE
NOT EVEN THIS ONE
NOT EVEN THIS ONE
All plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee. Pay with Monero →
Thirty days to change your mind. No questions, no forms.
Subscribe, use every feature on every device, and if it isn’t for you tell us within 30 days of your first purchase. We refund the full term. There is no retention script, no “are you sure” maze and no reason required — and because we never collected an email address, there is nothing to unsubscribe from afterwards either.
- Full refund on your first term, no reason needed
- Every feature unlocked from day one, not a limited trial
- Paid in Monero? Refunded in Monero, or as account credit
- Cancel anytime afterwards, with no cancellation fee
Three steps, none of them a form
Get a number, not an account
Install the app and a random 16-digit number is generated. You type nothing.
Pay however suits you
Card, App Store, Google Play — or Monero if you want the payment anonymous too.
Connect and forget about it
Pick a country or let the app choose. It stays out of your way.
Every claim on this page has a page behind it
Marketing is cheap. These four pages exist so you can verify what we say instead of taking our word for it — including the parts that are not flattering.
131 controls assessed by CyberNexis Ltd, published in full — including what they told us to fix.
Read the client code, run the searches, build it yourself and compare the hash.
A signed statement renewed on a schedule, which calculates its own staleness in your browser.
Our own four-way comparison puts a competitor first on a balanced average. We left it that way.
We wrote a comparison and still came second
Our four-way comparison against NordVPN, Proton VPN and Mullvad puts Proton ahead of us on a balanced average, and hands four of six category awards to competitors. We could have weighted it until we won. We would rather you saw the arithmetic and applied your own priorities.
Five things doing the actual work
Feature lists are easy to write and hard to picture. Pick any of these and watch a simulation of what it does — and, just as importantly, what happens without it.
Simulations are illustrative demonstrations of each mechanism rather than live measurements of your connection. Figures shown are representative examples used to make the behaviour visible.
46 countries, 54 cities. Pick where you want to appear.
Every location has its own page explaining what actually changes when you connect there — latency, what loads faster, what unlocks, and the local rules worth knowing. Live status for all of them is on the status page.
Common questions
Do I really not need an email address to sign up?
Is LunoVPN really no-logs?
How much does LunoVPN cost?
Which devices can I use it on?
Can I pay anonymously?
What if it doesn’t work for me?
Do I even need a VPN?
Nothing to lose but the record of you
Thirty days, full refund, no questions. And no email address to unsubscribe from afterwards.
