United States VPN
Connect to a GatewayVPN server in the United States to get a US IP address on any device. Watch US streaming services, log in to US banks, and keep your traffic encrypted on public Wi-Fi.
- Servers in 13 cities
- Residential IPs for streaming
- P2P allowed
Server cities in the United States
Every US city gives you a US IP address. The city you pick decides your ping and which local content you see.
Which city should I pick?
For speed: the city closest to you, or let Fastest server choose.
For local content: the city whose news, sports or services you want.
What a US IP address unlocks
Many US sites and apps check where you connect from. With a US IP, they treat you like you're at home.
US streaming services
Watch Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+ and the US Netflix library while you’re abroad. Streaming traffic goes through residential IPs, so services see a home connection in the US.
See US channels ↓Live sport
Watch US broadcasts of NFL, NBA and MLB games on the streaming services you already pay for.
Banking and services
Log in to US bank accounts, payment apps and government sites that flag or block foreign IPs.
News, shops and local apps
Read the US editions of news sites and use US-only stores, food delivery and banking apps.
Channels you can watch with a US server
Each guide shows which server to pick and how to start watching from abroad.
How to get a US IP address
Three steps, the same on every device.
Get GatewayVPN
Choose a plan and install the app on Windows, macOS, Android or iOS.
Pick United States
Open the server list and search for United States.
Connect
Tap Connect. Every app on your device now uses a US IP address.
What you get on every US server
The same setup runs on every GatewayVPN server, in the United States and in all 70 countries.
- AES-256 and ChaCha20Strong encryption on every protocol.
- No logs, RAM-onlySession data is wiped on disconnect.
- Residential IPsStreaming services see a home connection.
- P2P allowedTorrent on any server, your IP hidden from peers.
- Kill switchBlocks traffic if the VPN drops (Windows, macOS, Android).
- DNS leak protectionLookups go through GatewayVPN's own DNS.
- DDoS mitigationAttacks are absorbed at the server.
- 5 devicesConnect up to 5 devices at once per account.
More server locations in North America
Need a different IP? These servers are close to the United States, so ping stays low.
- Same price when you renewNo intro discount that doubles later
- 30-day money-back guaranteeRefunds through support, no questions
- 5 devices at onceWindows, macOS, Android, iOS, routers
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what people ask most about US VPN servers.
Yes. Using a VPN is legal in the United States. Anything that’s illegal without a VPN, like downloading copyrighted content, is still illegal with one.
Yes. Connect to a US server and streaming traffic goes through residential IPs, so services see a home connection in the United States. Each channel guide shows the steps.
GatewayVPN is a paid service, but you can try it first. The Android and iOS apps come with a 7-day free trial, and every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
No. GatewayVPN doesn't offer dedicated IPs. Servers use shared IP addresses, and streaming traffic goes through residential IPs.
Up to 5 devices per account, on any server. A router counts as one device, however many devices connect through it.
All US cities give you a US IP address. Pick the city closest to you for the lowest ping, or a specific city for its local news and sports. If you’re not sure, the Fastest server option in the app picks one for you.
Yes. P2P is allowed on every GatewayVPN server, including all US servers. Peers and your ISP see the server’s IP address instead of yours.