Encrypted on every WiFi
AES-256-GCM on coworking, café, hotel, conference, and Airbnb networks. All of them.
Coworking spaces, cafés, hotel lobbies, Airbnb WiFi — modern work happens on networks you don't control. Astraguard VPN wraps every packet in AES-256-GCM, keeps client data private, and lets you keep a stable home-country IP so banking, invoicing, and SaaS tools don't keep flagging you.
One leaked credential on café WiFi can cost a freelance contract. One intercepted admin console session can cost a client.
AES-256-GCM on coworking, café, hotel, conference, and Airbnb networks. All of them.
Astraguard secures the network; your company VPN then runs inside that tunnel for layered access control.
Keep banking, payroll, invoicing, and region-locked SaaS tools happy — they see the same IP regardless of where you are.
Tuned for low latency. Video calls, Slack huddles, pair programming — normal quality through the tunnel.
Freelancers often prefer keeping personal and work billing separate. Pay with crypto for a fully independent account.
One Astraguard account covers phone, laptop, tablet, and a backup travel device. No per-seat add-ons.
Essential habits that protect you, your clients, and your employer.
Coworking, café, hotel, conference — connect the VPN before opening Slack, email, or your company VPN. Encrypt the transport layer first.
1Password or Bitwarden for every credential. YubiKey, Passkey, or TOTP for email, code hosting, AWS/Azure/GCP, Stripe, and every client admin panel.
FileVault on Mac, BitLocker on Windows. A stolen laptop in a café is now just a brick, not a client breach.
Use a dedicated browser or browser profile for client work. Keeps cookies, extensions, and session tokens isolated from personal browsing.
Store project files in encrypted cloud storage (e.g. iCloud Advanced Data Protection, Proton Drive, Tresorit). Never sync client credentials via plain email or chat.
Schedule one weekly reboot. Clears memory leaks, installs pending security updates, verifies disk encryption is still on. 5 minutes that saves 5 hours of incident response.
Encrypted local + offsite backup (Time Machine + Backblaze, or similar). When you end a client engagement, revoke every shared credential on the same day.
Yes. Remote workers spend time on networks they don't control. Astraguard VPN encrypts that network layer, regardless of whether your company provides its own VPN to internal resources.
Yes. Astraguard encrypts the underlying WiFi; your company VPN then runs inside that tunnel to reach internal apps. Layered, not conflicting.
Yes. Choose a server close to your physical location and the extra latency is negligible. Video calls, screen sharing, and collaborative coding all work normally.
Connect to an Astraguard server in your home country so the IP looks consistent. Most fraud models key off sudden country changes; a stable Astraguard IP actually reduces friction.
The annual plan at $71.99 is the most cost-effective and covers all your devices. Pay with crypto to keep the VPN subscription fully independent of your client billing.
Astraguard VPN gives your remote workflow the encryption, stability, and anonymity it actually needs — AES-256-GCM, zero logs, 24-hour money-back guarantee.