Create and run a self-hosted VPN server on your own cloud or dedicated server with Amnezia.
Amnezia
Amnezia lets users connect to its services or create a private VPN, with setup described as a short series of steps.
About Amnezia
Amnezia is a VPN service and app built around three offerings: Amnezia Premium, a paid classic VPN; Amnezia Free, a no-cost service intended for countries with active content blocking; and a self-hosted option for running a VPN on your own server. The AmneziaVPN app is a multi-protocol client that can create a self-hosted VPN, connect to Premium, or use Free.
Key features
- AmneziaVPN app supports OpenVPN, WireGuard, AmneziaWG, IKEV2, XRay Reality and ShadowSocks
- Self-hosted setup adds split tunneling, KillSwitch and AmneziaDNS settings
- Amnezia Premium covers 20 countries, up to 7 devices, Android TV and routers
- Amnezia Free reaches Instagram, Facebook and X, speed capped at 8 Mbps
- Amnezia Hosting provides servers for self-hosted VPNs without complex setup
- Security audits by 7ASecurity in 2022, 2024 and 2025
Best for: People in countries with high levels of internet censorship who want either a free VPN or one they run on their own server.
Good for
- The app is free and includes a no-cost service aimed at countries with active content blocking
- For self-hosted use, the company says the app collects no data about the user or server, with entered data staying on the device
- Security audits by 7ASecurity were conducted in 2022, 2024 and 2025
Watch out for
- Amnezia Free excludes YouTube, limits speed to 8 Mbps and offers no location selection
- Running a self-hosted VPN requires buying a VPS from a hosting provider
- Connecting to the Free or Premium services means data required for the VPN to function is collected, per the FAQ
Amnezia at a glance
- Website
- amnezia.org
- Category
- Privacy & Security › VPNs
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Amnezia FAQ
Which Amnezia option fits a regular VPN need?
Amnezia recommends Premium for a VPN across all websites, Free if only certain popular sites are needed, and the AmneziaVPN app if you want a VPN on your own server.
What data does Amnezia collect?
The FAQ states that for a self-hosted VPN the app collects no data about the user or server, and entered data stays locally on the device. Connecting to Amnezia Free or Premium collects only the data required for the VPN to function.
Is AmneziaVPN free?
The app is free and Amnezia Free costs nothing, while Amnezia Premium is a paid service. Self-hosting uses the free app but needs a VPS purchased from a hosting provider.
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