For more than two decades, HMA VPN has helped everyday people take back control of their online privacy, long before VPNs became a household name in living rooms around the world.
What started as one of the earliest consumer VPN services has grown into one of the largest server networks in the industry, built specifically to make privacy tools approachable for people who aren't network engineers.
Our mission has never changed: everyone deserves the ability to browse, stream and communicate online without being tracked, throttled, or blocked based on where they happen to live. That belief drives every server we add and every feature we build.
Our brand has always leaned into a bit of cheeky, irreverent humor, because we believe protecting your privacy shouldn't feel intimidating or overly technical — it should just work quietly in the background.
Today, HMA VPN protects millions of users across desktop, mobile and streaming devices, backed by a support team that's available 24/7 and a 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan.
None of that scale matters without trust, so every decision we make — from where we build a new server location to how we design the app — starts with the same question: does this make it easier for a regular person to stay private online? If the answer is no, we don't ship it.
Encryption and no-logs infrastructure aren't optional add-ons — they're switched on from the moment you connect, for every single user.
We publish what we do and don't collect in plain language, and we welcome independent scrutiny of our no-logs claims.
From first-time VPN users to power users running split tunneling and dedicated IPs, the same app should work for all of them.
Privacy tools don't have to feel cold and clinical. We keep things approachable, friendly and occasionally a little bit silly along the way.