$75. There is no recurring monthly fee. Shipping is charged at cost without any margin.
Yes. If you want to use your own hardware (such as a Raspberry pi for instance or an old PC), you can download and use the free version of GoodIP.
100%. GoodIP doesn't exploit any technical or judicial loophole.
Everything. When you are using your own donle, you can browser whatever you want. There is a tunnel between your device and the dongle and then you access the Internet with the IP address of your own dongle.
IPs of "standard VPNs" are flagged by banks, commercial institutions, video or media services because they don't want you to hide your identity and location. Most likely, your access will be denied.
P2P VPN doesn't use centralized servers but leverages the IPs of users. If you are using such VPN, do understand that other users (inculding that hacker in a 'bad' country) will access the Internet via your IP address. Probably far from being the best idea...
Not necessarily. It depends what you are doing with a standard VPN. If you are using a standard VPN to access the Internet via a certain country, GoodIP is much better. If you are using a standard VPN to hide your identity, a standard VPN is better.
The dongle only needs power. You can plug it in a power outlet with a standard USB charger or in the back of your router or your PC. The Dongle needs to be setup the first time with the Wi-Fi credentials (SSID and password) where it's plugged.
Authentication is done with RSA public/private keys. Data is encrypted using state-of-the-art algorithm based on Chacha.
No. Traffic data is logged nowhere. First, data traffic doesn't go through the GoodIP servers, it goes directly to the dongle. Secondly, there is no data log on the dongle.
No. Keys are not stored on GoodIP Servers. The user keeps the private key. The public key is stored on the dongle.
Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS.
No on Windows, Linux, Android and iOS. Only for Mac, you need admistrator privileges.
Please visit the troubleshooting page of the support website.
Yes, please visit the support website.