Tunnel your traffic.
Block the threats too.
Harbor VPN wraps WireGuard, OpenVPN, and AmneziaWG in one product, with DNS routed through Harbor's own threat-blocking resolver on every tunnel — malware and adult-content domains are blocked at the network level, and a firewall rule on the server stops any attempt to bypass it by switching DNS while connected. Buy it standalone, or add it to an existing Harbor Adblock plan.
Three steps to a protected tunnel.
What a VPN actually protects.
Without a VPN, your internet provider sees every site and app you connect to — not the content of encrypted pages, but the destinations themselves, timestamped, tied to your account. In most of the US, ISPs are legally allowed to log that history and sell it to advertisers and data brokers. A VPN closes that specific gap.
All your traffic leaves your device encrypted and exits from Harbor's server instead. Your ISP sees a single encrypted connection to Harbor — not the individual sites and apps you're using.
Coffee shop, airport, or hotel Wi-Fi is often unencrypted or shared with strangers on the same network. A VPN tunnel protects your traffic from anyone else on that network, not just the operator.
Sites you visit see Harbor's server IP, not your home or mobile IP — one less way to tie your browsing across sites back to your specific connection.
Combined with the threat-blocking DNS on every tunnel, known malware and tracking-heavy domains are blocked before your device ever connects to them.
Worth being direct about the limits: a VPN protects the network path between you and Harbor's server. It doesn't make you anonymous to the sites you log into, and it isn't a substitute for good account security.
Built for privacy, not for unblocking Netflix.
WireGuard for speed, OpenVPN for broad client support, AmneziaWG for networks that try to detect and block VPN traffic. Pick per device.
A firewall rule on the tunnel blocks any attempt to point DNS at another resolver while connected — the threat-blocking isn't optional or easy to route around.
This is a privacy tool for everyday browsing, not a streaming-unblock service. We'd rather tell you that upfront than oversell it.
Already on Harbor Adblock? Add VPN from your dashboard. New to Harbor? Buy it on its own — no Adblock plan required.
Standalone, or added to Adblock.
- WireGuard, OpenVPN, and AmneziaWG — mix protocols across devices
- DNS-layer malware and adult-content blocking on every tunnel
- DNS-bypass protection enforced at the firewall, not just the client
- Up to 30 Mbps per device
- Monthly per-device bandwidth allowance
- No connection or browsing logs
Existing Adblock customer? Add it from your dashboard instead.
Tunnel your traffic. Block the threats.
Create your first device in a couple of minutes — pick a protocol, import the config, connect.
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Which VPN protocols does Harbor VPN support?
WireGuard, OpenVPN, and AmneziaWG. AmneziaWG is a WireGuard variant with traffic-obfuscation parameters, useful on networks that try to detect and block VPN traffic.
Does Harbor VPN block malware and threats?
Yes. Every tunnel routes DNS through Harbor's own filtering resolver, built on Hagezi's public threat-intelligence and adult-content block lists. A firewall rule on the server blocks any attempt to bypass it by pointing DNS elsewhere while connected.
Can I use Harbor VPN for streaming?
Harbor VPN is built for private browsing, not for unblocking streaming services, and isn't positioned or optimized as a streaming tool.
Is there a device limit?
Each plan includes multiple devices, mixed across any of the three protocols, each with its own monthly bandwidth allowance.
Can I add Harbor VPN to my existing Adblock plan?
Yes. Existing Harbor Adblock customers can add Harbor VPN from their dashboard for $4.99/mo or $49/yr, or buy it standalone for $9.99/mo or $89/yr without an Adblock subscription.
How fast is Harbor VPN?
Every device is capped at 30 Mbps — plenty for browsing, video calls, and most streaming, while keeping the service stable and affordable for everyone on it.
Does Harbor VPN keep logs?
No connection or browsing logs are kept, consistent with Harbor Privacy's no-logs policy across all its products.