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Seattle VPN server

Connect to GatewayVPN's Seattle server for a US IP address. Every app on your device gets a Seattle IP, with residential IPs for US streaming.

  • US IP address
  • Residential IPs for streaming
  • P2P allowed

Why pick the Seattle server?

Every US server gives you a US IP. Seattle is the right pick when you're close to it or want city-level content.

  • Low ping in the Pacific Northwest

    A nearby server for Washington, Oregon and Idaho.

  • Local news and sports

    Sites that localize by city show Seattle news, weather and coverage of the Seahawks, Mariners and Kraken.

  • Close to western Canada

    From Vancouver or Alberta, Seattle is a short route to a US IP.

Not sure which city? The Fastest server option in the app picks one for you.

How to get a US IP address

Three steps, the same on every device.

  1. Get GatewayVPN

    Choose a plan and install the app on Windows, macOS, Android or iOS.

  2. Pick Seattle

    Open the server list and search for Seattle.

  3. 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 Seattle and in all 70 countries.

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Get a US IP address in minutes

One plan covers US servers and all 70 countries.

  • 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 Seattle VPN servers.

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Every US city gives you a US IP address. Pick the city closest to you for the lowest ping, or Seattle when you want content localized to the city. The Fastest server option in the app can also choose for you.

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.

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