Modern encryption, no tuning
Every session runs over a WireGuard tunnel with ChaCha20 encryption. Keys are generated on the device, rotate on a schedule you set, and never touch a shared file.
Atera VPN gives people encrypted access to company resources from wherever they are working — and gives you one place to grant it, watch it, and take it back.
Free during the beta · Windows (.msi) · No account needed
Traffic is leaving this device in the clear.
Part of the platform trusted by over 13,000 IT teams
A VPN stops being useful the moment nobody knows who is on it. Atera VPN sits inside the console you already use for devices and tickets, so the answer is always one screen away.
Every session runs over a WireGuard tunnel with ChaCha20 encryption. Keys are generated on the device, rotate on a schedule you set, and never touch a shared file.
Route company subnets and internal apps through Atera VPN and leave everything else on the local connection, so video calls stay sharp while the finance app stays private.
Push the client to Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints from Atera, or let people install it themselves on iOS and Android. Profiles follow the user, not the laptop.
Someone leaves, a laptop goes missing, a contract ends — pull their access from the same screen you use to close their ticket. The kill switch blocks traffic if a tunnel ever drops.
The VPN people switch off is the VPN that protects nothing. Atera VPN runs on 10 Gbps hardware in 68 cities, picks the closest healthy exit automatically, and reconnects without a prompt when someone moves between networks.
Round-trip time from a laptop in Manchester, measured this morning
Atera VPN inherits the controls the platform is already certified against — no separate vendor, no separate review.
Nothing is charged while Atera VPN is in open beta. These are the plans it will launch with — billed yearly, all 68 locations and unlimited devices per person on every tier.
$7 / user / month
For a small IT team getting everyone off public Wi-Fi.
$12 / user / month
For teams that need to prove who had access, and when.
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For regulated environments and managed service providers.
Install the client on a handful of machines, pick the subnets that matter, and watch the connections land in your Atera dashboard. Keep it if it holds up.