This is not a league table. We are not going to tell you Arresti is the winner of a race we invented. Here are five product reasons people pick us — price, logs, devices, servers, and the refund — written the way we run the service. If you want the basics first, read what a VPN is, and why you need one.

1. A clear price, one plan, no upsells

Arresti is AUD $3.99 a month, or AUD $43 a year. That is the whole menu. You get the same features and the same servers on either plan. There is no “premium” toggle hiding the useful bits. There is no second product you have to buy to cover the tablet.

The apps are free downloads. The subscription is paid. We would rather say that once than dress a paid product up as something else. Annual saves about 10% against twelve monthly payments. Cancel anytime. A 30-day money-back guarantee sits on top of your consumer rights, not instead of them.

2. A strict no-logs policy, written down

A VPN is only as private as the company running it. We do not store your browsing activity. We do hold the things we need to run an account: your email (that is your username), the country you are in, and payment details processed by Stripe.

If we received a valid legal request, we would have to respond. Because we do not keep browsing logs, there is no browsing history to hand over. We can be required to disclose the account information we do hold. That is in the Privacy Policy, in plain English. We do not sell a fantasy about disappearing from the internet. You are still you on any site where you log in. You are still responsible for what you do on the connection, wherever you are sitting.

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3. Five devices — and Windows told honestly

One subscription covers up to 5 devices at once. Phone, tablet, laptop, the spare you take travelling. iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and Linux.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac, install the Arresti app, sign in, tap Connect. Most people are up in under three minutes.

Windows is different. There is no native three-minute Arresti app for Windows. You install OpenVPN and import an .ovpn file. Same account, one extra setup step. We would rather you knew that before you bought than after you sat down at a hotel desk. The Windows OpenVPN guide is the walkthrough. Linux is OpenVPN as well. DD-WRT routers are a separate guide if you want the whole house on one tunnel.

4. You pick the exit country

Want traffic to leave through a particular country? Pick that server. Want home services to behave while you are overseas? Connect to a home-country server. Want lower latency to something nearby? Pick a regional one. Coverage spans the major continents we host customers in. The live list is in the app once you sign in; availability changes from time to time.

The law of the country you exit through still applies to that server. If that matters, pick a different exit. We say this on the features page because it is true.

Travel and public Wi-Fi are the usual reasons people turn it on. See why a VPN matters when you travel and how a VPN protects you on public Wi-Fi. Hotel networks get their own write-up because the captive portal is a special kind of annoying: hotel Wi-Fi on a shared network.

We will not promise a particular stream will load on a particular night. Some services block known VPN addresses. That is their choice. A VPN is a path, not a rewrite of someone else’s terms. The honest version of that argument is in why home subscriptions stop overseas.

5. A 30-day money-back guarantee

If it isn’t right for you within 30 days of signing up, contact us and we will refund you. That is a money-back guarantee, not a “trial” we hide conditions behind. It sits on top of your consumer rights. We don’t try to exclude or limit those rights.

Support is a real inbox, not a chatbot maze. Run by Arresti Systems Pty Ltd. Customers are worldwide.

The point

Five reasons, none of them a trophy. A clear price, a no-logs policy we will stand behind, five devices with Windows described honestly, a server you choose, and a month to decide. Speed is “fast enough to leave on” — we do not publish a fantasy Mbps number because your connection, the server you pick, and the time of day all matter. If that is enough, sign up — AUD $3.99 a month or $43 a year.

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