VPN Proxy Master has a free plan that is very popular. This plan makes money through adverts, and you can expect the app to bombard you with several. You will also be limited to a single server on most devices, although the Android version is more generous.

As for VPN Proxy Master premium, you can choose between a 1-month plan, a 1-year plan, and a 2-year plan. The 1-month plan costs $11.95, which places it on the higher end. The 1-year plan costs $5.83 a month, billed $69.99 every 12 months. The 2-year plan provides an even greater discount as it costs $3.75 a month, billed $89.99 every 24 months.

VPN Proxy Master provides a 30-day money-back guarantee, and you can connect up to 6 devices simultaneously.

VPN Proxy Master is mostly known for its free VPN that has a total of 15M+ downloads between its pro and lite apps on the Google Play Store. The VPN also has a premium version that boasts 6,000+ servers in 40+ countries. The premium version’s highlight is its streaming capabilities as the VPN provides several servers optimized for bypassing streaming blocks.

The company behind VPN Proxy Master is based in Singapore, but it has Chinese ties – which is always a source of concern. Nevertheless, the VPN uses top-grade security, and its privacy policy doesn’t raise any alarms.

A decent VPN needs to provide an all-round service, and here’s what VPN Proxy Master has to offer.

Kill Switch

VPN Proxy Master provides a kill switch meant to protect users from exposure whenever the VPN disconnects. The VPN’s kill switch works by detecting IP changes. However, we noticed that the kill switch doesn’t work on Windows during our tests.

Streaming

VPN Proxy Master does well here as it provides several servers that it has optimized for streaming. The VPN offers servers for Netflix, HotStar, Hulu, and ESPN+. In the case of Netflix, you’ll find servers that you can use to access Netflix US, Japan, and Germany.

Decent Server Network

VPN Proxy Master states that their server network consists of 6000+ global servers in 40+ countries. This is quite a huge number, and it puts the VPN on par with the likes of CyberGhost and NordVPN.

However, the VPN doesn’t list the specific servers, and you also can’t choose them at the city-level.

6 Simultaneous Connections

The VPN is quite generous as it lets users connect up to 6 devices simultaneously. This may not be as many as what some VPNs offer (unlimited connections), but it is still more than the industry standard.

VPN Proxy Master was previously listed as owned by Innovative Connecting PTE. Limited but is now owned by Lemon Clove Pte. Limited, a company registered in Singapore. These two are one and the same, and they even have an identical website. And although the two don’t provide much information, Innovative Connecting’s director is Chen Danian, the well-known Chinese entrepreneur, and CEO behind Linksure. Innovative Connecting is also behind ten other VPN products.

Apart from its links to China, the VPN Proxy Master’s privacy policy looks quite good. The VPN lists all the information they don’t collect, and this includes activities, connection timestamps, and IP addresses. We also didn’t experience any IP or DNS Leaks when doing our tests, although it’s important to note that VPN Proxy Master uses Google DNS (which is not private).

In terms of security, VPN Proxy Master states that they use the recommended AES 256-bit encryption on all their apps.

VPN Proxy Master provides customer support through live chat, email, and FAQ. Email support is available 24/7 for premium users, and so you can always get in touch. When we tested the VPN’s support, we received a response after 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Apart from the support agents, the FAQ provides lots of information about the VPN. However, it would be great to see technical guides and tutorials for novice users.