Get the #1 VPN for Linux

ExpressVPN provides support for 64-bit and 32-bit versions of:

• Ubuntu

• Debian

• Fedora

• Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) (32-bit only)

• Linux Mint

• Arch

Don’t see your distro? ExpressVPN also offers setup instructions for Kali, Ubuntu Studio, and other OSes.

Without a VPN, your ISP can see and potentially record your internet traffic. This includes not only activity in your web browser (like browsing and search history),  but all traffic from any application  that uses the internet. ExpressVPN sets up an  encrypted tunnel  so that your activity is totally unreadable to your ISP and other third parties.

You can also  change your IP address —and therefore your virtual location—with a VPN, which helps shield your identity from websites, apps, and services that want to track you.

Finally, using a VPN protects you from security threats in many forms, including packet sniffing, rogue Wi-Fi networks, and man-in-the-middle attacks.

ExpressVPN is first and foremost a privacy company and therefore stores no activity logs and no connection logs. ExpressVPN also never stores any data that would allow anyone to trace a specific network activity or behavior back to an individual user. Read more about ExpressVPN’s commitment to privacy and policy toward logs.

Yes! ExpressVPN is available on a wide array of devices including computers, smartphones, tablets, and more. You can install ExpressVPN on as many devices as you wish, and up to eight devices can be connected to ExpressVPN simultaneously using a single subscription. Or install ExpressVPN on your Wi-Fi router to connect even more.

Every ExpressVPN account comes with a risk-free money-back guarantee . You can enjoy the full-featured version of ExpressVPN for up to 30 days and get a full refund if you aren’t satisfied.