The VPN on its own
The simplest plan. Start here if a VPN is all you need.
Surfshark is a VPN first, and a bundle of security tools second. It suits households with many devices, as long as you will use more than the VPN.
Surfshark is a subscription VPN. Like any VPN it encrypts your connection and hides your IP address from the sites you visit, which helps on public Wi-Fi and keeps your browsing from your internet provider. It does not make you anonymous or stop phishing and malware.
Where it differs is the bundle: antivirus, breach alerts and a personal-data removal service sit alongside the VPN, and one plan is known for covering unlimited devices. That makes sense for a household with phones, laptops and TVs, if you will use the extras.
As with any VPN, you trust the provider with your traffic. Read its logging policy, look for independent audits, and check the renewal price, since the first-term price is often lower than what follows.
It will not stop phishing or malware. Keep your software updated.
You are trusting the provider with your traffic. Look for clear terms and audits.
Extras add to the cost. Compare the bundle with just the VPN.
Confirm how long you have to ask for a refund and test it inside that window.
Three things to check first. Plans and prices change, so confirm them on the store.
The simplest plan. Start here if a VPN is all you need.
Higher tiers add other tools. Check what is included against what you would use.
Count the phones, laptops and TVs in your home and confirm the plan covers them.
Same checks, next on the shortlist.
Shopwise24 may earn a commission when you buy through the links on this page, at no extra cost to you. We list stores on merit, and a commission never buys a place on the site or a better write-up. Read our affiliate disclosure.