A VPN that keeps working in Iran
Filtering in Iran changes from week to week. ZoltVPN's CyberPort AI changes with it: it picks the connection that works on your network right now, and switches by itself when that changes.
Why other VPNs keep dropping in Iran
Iran's national filtering recognises the methods most VPNs use and blocks or slows them, often within minutes of a new server going live. A setup that works today can stop working tomorrow, and people end up trying app after app and server after server by hand.
How CyberPort AI keeps you connected
- 10 connection models. CyberPort AI chooses between them based on where you are, which provider you use and how your connection is performing right now.
- Automatic switching. If a connection is blocked or slows down, the app moves to the next model on its own. No settings to change, no servers to hunt for.
- It learns your networks. The model that worked on your mobile data or home internet is tried first next time, so you connect faster.
- Watched from inside Iran around the clock. Our system checks the servers from Iranian networks and replaces blocked addresses automatically.
100+ servers, multi-gigabit speed
ZoltVPN runs 100+ servers in 10 countries across Europe, North America and Asia, including Germany, France, Austria, Italy, the UK, Canada, the US and Japan, on Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. Each location has many addresses, so one blocked address never takes a location offline. Our servers have exceeded 2 Gbps in our own speed tests.
500,000+ active users and 25+ years of experience
Our network has more than 500,000 active users and carries more than 100 TB of traffic every day. In 2024, ZoltVPN was recognized by CNET and MIT Technology Review for its speed and reliability.
The team behind ZoltVPN has been building internet and network services for more than 25 years, including satellite internet for more than 20. For homes and businesses we also provide dedicated static IPs, residential or cloud, from a single address to a whole range, and secure site-to-site VPN links.
Keep Iranian websites outside the VPN
Many Iranian banks, shops and government sites refuse connections from abroad. On iPhone, iPad and Mac, switch on the Iran country rules and Iranian sites go direct over your own connection, while everything else stays in the VPN.
Made for Persian speakers
The ZoltVPN apps are fully translated into Persian with a right-to-left layout, and our support team answers in Persian.
Apps for all your devices
- iPhone, iPad and Mac, from the App Store
- Android, from Google Play or as a direct download from our website
- Android TV and Fire TV
- Windows (64-bit, 32-bit and ARM)
- Apps in English, Persian, Arabic, Chinese, Turkish and French
- Individual plans include 1 device, and you can add more up to 3 in total ($15.99/month per extra device). Business plans include 3 devices and a static IP, with as many extra devices as you need ($15.99/month each) and extra static IPs ($4/month each).
Fewer ads, on every device
ZoltVPN blocks known ad networks on all of its servers, so many in-app and website ads never load, with nothing to install or configure.
Pricing and payment
Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, with no credit card needed. After that, Individual: $19.99/month, $109.99 for 6 months or $199.99/year ($16.67/month), with 1 device (up to 3 with extra devices at $15.99/month) and 200 MB of satellite internet data. Business: $49.99/month, $274.99 for 6 months or $499.99/year ($41.67/month), with a static IP, 3 devices, 1 GB of satellite internet data, CyberPort AI advanced and premium connectivity, and premium locations such as Iran from outside the country; extras: devices $15.99/month each with no limit, static IPs $4/month, 100 GB more satellite data $40.
International cards often do not work from Iran, so you can also pay on our website with cryptocurrency (USDT) or Telegram Stars.
Questions from users in Iran
Get connected in Iran today
7-day free trial. No credit card. Persian app on every device.