GTS VPN

Unblock your internet. Use the apps you need.

Experience the internet with the applications you want to use, access the content you want to see. GTS VPN allows you to do this in countries that block applications and content. So you can use VoIP like Skype, you can access YouTube regardless of who has banned it and you can read all the blogs you like, regardless of the political affiliations.

All about the GTS VPN service.

1. How it works
2. System requirements
3. Pricing
4. Compatability

Using a VPN connection prevents your data from being blocked

GTS-VPN can allow you to access the web through a connection to our servers in Europe using a virtual private network (VPN) connection. hello hello

Using this technology, supported on most PCs including those running Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, your data is sent over a private tunnel between your PC and our servers, bypassing filtering mechanisms. This effectively allows access to the internet as though you were located in a European country.

This effectively gives you an internet connection without the blocks that may be imposed by ISPs in some countries

No software required

The service is compatible with PCs that run Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS X and Linux.

We use the VPN features of the operating system you have so no additional software is required.

When you subscribe we will send you instructions on how to configure and log into our server using Windows or Mac OS, in addition to your account information

While the service will work for Linux users, we are unable to offer support on the configuration of these machines, we will only be able to provide appropriate login details.

Affordable subscription options

GTS VPN is a subscription based service. There are 3 subscription options.

Monthly subscription- $15 USD per calendar month.
Bi-annual subscription- $75 USD per six months.
Annual subscription- $120 USD per year.

Payment can be made via Paypal or credit card.

Compatible with most web applications

Including, but not limited to....

Skype

Blogs

MSN messenger

Web browsers