Goose VPN

A Dutch company with a European base, Goose VPN sells one subscription that covers every device a customer owns.

Browsing without being followed

A VPN changes the IP address and location that websites see, which makes it harder for advertisers and malicious parties to track a user. Goose VPN says that once a connection is made to its server, no one can see the traffic, including hackers, governments and internet providers. The service is presented as a way to use websites without being recognized through a person's everyday location, and to keep search history and online activity out of view.

Access to streaming and blocked content

Subscribers can reach series, films and sport from other countries, including while on holiday. The company says the service helps people get around blocking and censorship, and its servers in 30 countries let a connection look as if it comes from home. The company reports more than half a million customers.

Cyber Alarm and device coverage

Cyber Alarm sends alerts as soon as a possible threat appears, covering dangers like malware, ransomware and viruses. The apps run on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, and the company says an account can cover an unlimited number of devices, which suits households with several phones and laptops. Setup takes three steps, and a single click connects the device once the app is installed.

Email support and a sister brand for teams

The company does not offer telephone support, but it says its team is available around the clock by email. Goose VPN also runs Guardey, a business brand that trains staff to build their cyber awareness through security awareness courses. The company presents the two services as a way to protect both personal data and the working teams that handle business data.