What it does
Xeovo sells VPN and stealth-proxy access with WireGuard, OpenVPN and additional proxy or obfuscation protocols under a device-limited subscription.
Xeovo separates its conventional VPN access from stealth proxies. WireGuard and OpenVPN serve the VPN workflow, while additional methods include Shadowsocks, AmneziaWG, VMess, Trojan and VLESS. That gives a technical user several connection formats to compare when ordinary connectivity is restricted.
The plan table uses the same five-device allowance across the listed billing periods. Choose a compatible client and connection method before choosing the term, especially if a particular platform needs a specific configuration.
Xeovo's policy excludes VPN IP, traffic, timestamp, DNS, MAC and individual-bandwidth logs. It separately keeps account details, payment status and expiry, WireGuard or proxy keys, and support tickets. Email is optional but supports password recovery and billing notices. Requesting deletion also removes remaining subscription time, while legal and dispute obligations can require retained account records. Choose the recovery and deletion tradeoffs before relying on a pseudonymous account.
Strengths
- Conventional VPN and stealth-proxy protocol choices
- Same listed device allowance across billing terms
Best for
- Technical users comparing VPN and proxy connection formats
Sources
- Xeovo VPN - Key to your privacy (Oct 26, 2026)
- Privacy Policy - Xeovo VPN (Oct 26, 2026)