Searching for a free Iran VPN usually means one thing: you live outside Iran and an Iranian bank, government portal or shop will not open for you. Iran IP VPN has a free plan for exactly that. Sign in with Google or Apple, press Connect, and your traffic leaves from a real Iranian IP address. No bank card is needed to start, and the free plan is paid for by ads.
Sign in with Google or Apple and the free plan is active straight away.
An actual Iranian IP address, not a free public proxy picked from a list.
Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone, on one account.
The free plan is meant to be usable, not a teaser. Without paying you get:
Most people who only need a bank app or a government portal never have to pay. Premium makes sense when you use the connection heavily. It removes ads, raises the data allowance (200 GB weekly, 500 GB monthly, 1,200 GB quarterly or 3,600 GB yearly), and adds Smart mode and priority servers. You can pay by international card, by crypto, or by Iranian card-to-card transfer, and cancel any time. The exact price of each plan is shown when you sign in; see pricing.
A search for a free Iranian IP turns up free VPN apps and lists of public Iranian proxies. Treat both with care when you are about to type a banking password.
Iran IP VPN is for people outside Iran. It is not a tool for getting around filtering from inside the country, and our Terms say it is offered only outside Iran. If you want a free VPN to use inside Iran, this is the wrong product.
An Iranian IP removes the geographic block. It cannot supply an Iranian mobile number, an identity check or a bank account you do not have. Where a site texts you a code, you still need the SIM that receives it.
Yes. Iran IP VPN has a free plan that gives you a real Iranian IP address with no bank card needed. It is supported by ads and works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone. It is meant for use outside Iran.
No. Sign in with Google or Apple and the free plan is active immediately. You only enter payment details if you decide to upgrade to Premium.
The free plan comes with a free monthly data allowance. The exact figure can change, so we do not print it here; support can confirm the current amount. Signing in to a bank app or filing a form uses very little data, while hours of video use a lot more.
Yes. The free plan gives you an Iranian IP, which is what bank sites and apps check for. If your bank sends a dynamic password by SMS to an Iranian SIM, you still need access to that number; see dynamic passwords without an Iranian SIM.
It depends on what you use. Public proxy lists are unencrypted and anyone can run one, so do not type a password through them. Iran IP VPN encrypts your connection and does not log the sites you visit or your DNS requests; the full list of what we keep is in the privacy policy.
No. The service is offered only to people outside Iran. It works in the opposite direction to a filter-breaking VPN: it gives people abroad an Iranian IP. See the Terms of Service.
No card, every device, connected in under a minute.
