The Largest VPN Server Network in the World

With servers in more than 290 countries and territories, HMA VPN offers more coverage than almost any other VPN provider — so there's almost always a fast, nearby server no matter where you are.

290+Countries Covered
1,150+Server Locations
20 GbpsPeak Server Speed
0Activity Logs Kept

Server infrastructure built to scale

Streaming-Optimized Servers

Dedicated server groups are tuned for the demands of popular streaming platforms, minimizing buffering during peak hours.

P2P & Torrenting Support

Selected servers are optimized specifically for peer-to-peer traffic, giving you stable speeds for large file transfers.

Static IP Add-on

Keep the same IP address every time you connect, ideal for remote access to services that whitelist specific addresses.

Dedicated IP Add-on

Get an IP address used only by you, reducing the chance of being flagged by fraud-detection systems that dislike shared addresses.

Regional Load Balancing

Traffic is automatically distributed across nearby servers during high-demand periods to keep speeds consistent.

Automatic Failover

If a server location becomes congested or unavailable, the app quietly reroutes you to the next best option.

Real-Time Latency Display

See the live ping for each server location before you connect, so you can pick the fastest option for what you're about to do.

Building the largest server network in the industry didn't happen overnight. New locations are added and existing ones upgraded continuously, based on where our users actually connect from and which regions see the fastest growth in demand.

Every server location is monitored for load and latency in real time, which is what lets the app recommend the fastest option for you automatically instead of leaving you to guess between a long list of cities.

Whether you need a server close to home for everyday browsing or one on the other side of the world to access region-specific content, HMA VPN's network is built to make both equally simple.

Coverage this broad also means better redundancy: if one location ever needs maintenance, there's almost always a nearby alternative in the same region, so a single server going offline rarely has any noticeable impact on your connection.