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Senton VPN review

#64 of 88 in VPN Services

A low-cost Android VPN with useful controls, but limited platform coverage.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Senton VPN is a paid privacy service for encrypting internet traffic on supported devices. It is aimed at Android users who want core VPN protection alongside controls such as a kill switch, split tunneling, ad and tracker blocking, IP rotation, and Mask ID. WireGuard tunnels are included, as are servers in 50+ countries, streaming support, LAN access, and a dedicated IP option. Accounts support up to three devices, while iOS and desktop applications are listed as forthcoming.

Pricing is structured around prepaid periods, with all VPN features included in each plan. The 12-month plan costs €4.99 per month with annual billing; the 6-month plan costs €6.67 per month with annual billing; the 3-month plan costs €8.33 per month with annual billing; and the 1-month plan costs €9.99 per month with monthly billing. Each plan includes up to three devices, access to 50+ countries, and a seven-day free trial. There is no free plan, so the trial is the main way to evaluate the service before committing.

The strongest fit is Android users who need a straightforward VPN with WireGuard and practical privacy controls at a low annual price. Safeweb blocking, IP rotation, Mask ID, and the dedicated IP option give it more scope than a bare connection-only service. However, the platform choice is narrow: current support covers Android and Chrome, and iOS and desktop applications are not released. Its privacy position also lacks a verified independent no-logs audit. Choose Senton VPN for basic protection on supported devices; users needing broader device coverage or independently verified privacy claims should consider an alternative.

Senton VPN pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • WireGuard, kill switch, and split tunneling included
    • Safeweb blocks ads and trackers, with IP rotation and Mask ID
    • Dedicated IP option, LAN access, and servers in 50+ countries
  • Where it doesn't
    • Support is limited to Android and Chrome
    • No verified independent no-logs audit
    • Up to three devices per account

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