Norton Secure VPN
Mainstream VPN bundled with Norton's security suite
$3.33
from $3.33 /mo
- Servers
- 30+ countries
- Countries
- 30+
- Devices
- 10
- No-logs
- Yes
- Kill switch
- No
- Free plan
- No
Our verdict
Norton Secure VPN plays to the strengths of its brand: it is approachable, trustworthy and slots neatly into the Norton 360 security suite. For mainstream users who want a no-fuss VPN alongside antivirus, it does the job with ad-tracker blocking and simple apps. The trade-offs are real, though. Advanced features are thin, the server footprint is modest and the kill switch is missing on some platforms. Enthusiasts will want more, but casual users get a familiar, integrated option.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Integrates tightly with the Norton 360 security suite
- Simple, approachable apps ideal for mainstream users
- Ad-tracker blocking reduces cross-site tracking
- Backed by a long-established, trusted security brand
- Covers up to 10 devices on a single plan
Cons
- Kill switch is not available on every platform
- Limited advanced features versus specialist VPNs
- Server footprint of around 30+ countries is modest
- Based in the US, a Five Eyes jurisdiction
- No free plan to trial the service
Compatibility
Platforms
Protocols
Overview
Norton Secure VPN is the VPN arm of the well-known Norton security brand, now part of Gen Digital. It targets mainstream users who want a simple, trusted VPN that fits neatly alongside antivirus protection rather than a feature-packed tool for enthusiasts.
Speed & network
Norton Secure VPN offers servers across roughly 30+ countries, a footprint that comfortably covers common streaming and browsing regions even if it is smaller than specialist providers. The apps prioritise a one-tap connection experience over manual tuning.
Privacy & features
The service follows a no-logs policy and adds ad-tracker blocking to reduce cross-site tracking. A kill switch is available, though notably not on every platform, which is a genuine limitation to be aware of. Its biggest draw is integration with the wider Norton 360 suite, letting security-minded users manage antivirus and VPN together.
Best for
Norton Secure VPN suits mainstream and less technical users, especially existing Norton customers who want VPN coverage for up to 10 devices bundled with their security software rather than a standalone power tool.
Features & capabilities
Norton 360 integration
Bundles with Norton's broader security suite
Ad-tracker blocking
Reduces cross-site tracking while browsing
Kill switch
Available, but not on every platform
Simple one-tap apps
Designed for mainstream, non-technical users
Free plan
No free tier is offered
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
A kill switch is available, but not on all platforms. Coverage varies by operating system, so check whether your specific device supports it before relying on the feature.
Yes. Norton Secure VPN is bundled into Norton 360 plans, letting existing subscribers manage antivirus and VPN protection together, and it is also sold as a standalone product.
Norton states it follows a no-logs policy for user activity. It is based in the United States, so privacy-focused users may wish to weigh the jurisdiction against providers outside intelligence-sharing alliances.
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