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POWER.VPN · VPN FOR LINUX
VPN for Linux. Your everyday privacy.
Explore a personal VPN for your Linux desktop or laptop. See what to check before setup and how this device fits into one POWER.VPN subscription.
Compatibility preview: verified client downloads and installation instructions are being prepared.
One allowance
Up to 10 registered devices across a paid subscription.
Unlimited traffic
The same data allowance as the other listed plans.
GOOD TO KNOW
A little clarity goes a long way.
Practical details for your next connection.
Before setting up a VPN on Linux.
Check your distribution, processor architecture and available package format. A client supporting one Linux distribution does not automatically support every distribution.
A compatible client, not a native POWER.VPN app.
POWER.VPN is designed to work through a compatible third-party VPN client with device identification. The verified client, minimum operating-system version and download links for Linux have not been finalised. This page is a preparation guide, not a tested installation tutorial.
What to check when access is available.
Desktop integration, permissions and how a client starts at login can differ by distribution. Keep those checks separate from whether a subscription imports successfully. Once the client and instructions are published, install from the official source, add your subscription using that guide and check the connection before relying on it.
Your devices share one plan.
Your Linux device counts towards the registration allowance alongside your other devices. An offline device still counts. Check the device-limit guide before replacing or adding hardware.
YOUR VPN. YOUR TIMELINE.
A VPN plan for your everyday life.
Choose your subscription. Every plan includes unlimited traffic and up to 10 registered devices.
Prices are in EUR and exclude VAT. Applicable VAT will be added at payment. Monthly equivalents are rounded; savings compare against the 1-month plan.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
VPN for Linux: useful answers.
Is there a POWER.VPN app for Linux?
No native POWER.VPN app is offered here. The service requires a compatible third-party client.
Where is the download link?
Verified client downloads and step-by-step instructions for this platform are being prepared. No unverified download is linked here.
Does this device use a separate subscription?
A paid plan covers up to 10 registered devices. Compatible devices share that allowance.
KEEP EXPLORING
Your world is waiting
Make it a little more private
One plan. Your devices. Your choice.
