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Browsec is a VPN service offering browser extensions and apps for mobile and desktop devices.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Browsec is a consumer VPN service and software brand. Its official website says it has been making it easier for people to browse the internet safely and freely since 2012, and describes the service as based in the United States. The company says it has earned the trust of more than 8 million users across over 240 countries and regions; these are company-reported figures. The service is presented as a way to hide a user’s IP address, encrypt internet traffic, and access online content. Browsec advertises AES-256 encryption and describes its mission as helping people browse safely, access information freely, and protect their privacy. Its website offers a free plan, including a browser option that it says requires no account, as well as a Premium VPN offering. The homepage describes the free plan as having unlimited traffic. Browsec lists extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera, and apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. The service advertises VPN server locations in 46 or more countries. The website also provides help and FAQ resources, contact information, and a blog. No founder, named executive, parent company, or ownership details are identified in the supplied evidence.

History

Browsec’s official About page says the service has been making it easier for people around the world to browse safely and freely since 2012. It describes Browsec as based in the United States and says its team includes developers, designers, and cybersecurity professionals. The available sources do not identify the service’s founders, corporate legal entity, ownership, or named leaders. Browsec’s current offering spans browser extensions and applications for mobile and desktop operating systems. Its official website lists support for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera, alongside apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. The site presents both a free VPN option and a Premium VPN, and describes the service as providing IP-address hiding, traffic encryption, and access to content. The About page states that Browsec uses AES-256 encryption; its homepage advertises server locations in 46 or more countries and unlimited traffic on the free plan. The company says it serves more than 8 million users across over 240 countries and regions. These reach figures, as well as the product and security descriptions, are claims made on Browsec’s website. The supplied evidence does not establish a more detailed corporate chronology, individual product launch dates, acquisitions, funding, or leadership changes.

  • 2012

    Browsec says it began its online privacy service

Products and positioning

An easy-to-use VPN service positioned around online privacy, security, and access to internet content, with free and Premium offerings.

  • Browsec VPN browser extensions

    Extensions are listed for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera.

  • Browsec VPN apps

    Apps are listed for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.

  • Free VPN and Premium VPN

    The official website presents free and Premium service options.

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