FaroVPN, an EU-based VPN company
Faro means “lighthouse” in Italian and Spanish. FaroVPN is a VPN service based in the European Union, built first for people in France and the rest of Europe.
Our job is to get your connection where it’s going without being read or filtered on the way, and to tell you exactly what we keep about you. Which is very little.
The service
What is FaroVPN?
FaroVPN uses VLESS with Reality. Your connection looks like ordinary website browsing. You install the FaroVPN app and sign in with your account. The app gets the server settings automatically. You manage your subscription in your account.
- 5 servers in 5 countries
- Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
- Extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
Why Europe
A company bound by the GDPR
FaroVPN is run by a company based in the European Union. The GDPR applies to all the data we process: you can access it, correct it, have it erased, and complain to the CNIL or your own country’s authority if needed.
- Online cancellation, as French law requires
- Prices include your country’s VAT
FaroVPN today
- countries
- 5
- servers
- 5
- supported systems
- 5
- browsers with an extension
- 3
What we commit to
No activity logs
We keep no visited sites, no DNS queries and no connection IP addresses.No-logs policyEasy to leave
You can cancel online in a few clicks, and the 30-day guarantee covers your first payment.The guaranteeClear prices
Prices shown with VAT, with the period and renewal stated before you pay.PricingClaims you can check
No “total anonymity” and no “100% protection”. Every claim on this site describes a specific feature.
Get in touch
Questions about the service, press or partnerships: write to [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
Where is FaroVPN based?
In the European Union, in France. The GDPR applies to how we process data.
Who can access my data?
Our team, for support and billing, and the processors listed in our privacy policy. We don’t sell any data.
Has FaroVPN been audited?
Not yet. Once an independent audit has taken place, the report will be published on our no-logs policy page.