The pledge
No-log is not a slogan.
It is the product.
Users have to trust a VPN. The only honest way to earn that is to store as little as possible. OVERKILL is a strict no-log service: as secure and anonymous as we can make a tunnel, with nothing on disk that tells the story of your session.
No browsing logs
We do not record the sites you visit, the apps you use, or a history of your destinations. There is no diary of your session to sell, leak, or surrender.
No traffic content
The tunnel is encrypted. We do not keep payloads, files, or message contents. What passes through OVERKILL is not ours to remember.
Anonymous by design
Shared exits, WireGuard, and multi-hop routing exist so your traffic does not point back at you. We aim for as much anonymity as a VPN can honestly offer.
Trust, because we cannot invent what we never stored
Account details run the service. Your browsing does not. If a record does not exist, nobody — including us — can pull it later.
Why Overkill
Secure. Anonymous.
And no logs. Period.
Soft blues and bloated apps are the default. OVERKILL is a high-contrast, no-log stack for people who need a tunnel they can leave on — and a company they can trust not to watch.
WireGuard at the core
Modern cryptography, tiny codebase, and the kind of latency gamers notice. No OpenVPN-era overhead sitting on the CPU.
Strict no-log policy
We do not keep a diary of your destinations. No browsing history, no traffic content, no profile of you. Privacy is the product, not a footnote.
10Gbps premium nodes
Overkill and Tactical routes run on 10Gbps hardware. Raid night, 4K stream, or a fat download — the pipe does not flinch.
Multi-hop routing
Bounce through two independent nodes when a single hop feels optimistic. Extra path, extra paranoia, still usable speed.
Ad & malware blocker
Cut trackers and junk at the tunnel, not with another browser extension you will forget to update.
Devices without drama
Stealth covers three connections. Overkill and Tactical go unlimited. Dedicated IP is an add-on when you need a stable address.
The protocol
Speed is a security feature.
If a VPN is slow, people turn it off — and anonymity dies with it. OVERKILL runs WireGuard so the no-log tunnel stays on: in a ranked match, on public Wi-Fi, on a 2 a.m. download. Less CPU. More cover. No theatrical “military-grade” copy.
- No-log policy on every plan
- Lean encryption path, built for real traffic
- Standard nodes on Stealth, 10Gbps premium on Overkill
- Multi-hop when you want a longer shadow
Who it is for
Power users. Gamers. Holdouts.
Gamers
WireGuard for ping, 10Gbps nodes for the rest of the party. The tunnel should be invisible in a clutch round.
Power users
Multi-hop, unlimited devices, and a dedicated IP option when a shared exit is not acceptable.
Privacy holdouts
No-logs by default, ads and malware cut at the tunnel, and a brand that does not pretend surveillance is a vibe. Trust us because we never stored the story.
Plans
Pick your level of overkill.
Freemium energy, paid conviction. Start lean on Stealth, go monthly Overkill, or lock Tactical for a year and keep every premium feature.
Stealth
Basic
$4.99 / month
- Strict no-log policy
- 3 device connections
- Standard speed nodes
- Standard encryption
Most popular
Overkill
Premium
$9.99 / month
- Strict no-log policy
- Unlimited devices
- 10Gbps premium nodes
- Multi-hop routing
- Ad & malware blocker
- Priority support
Best value
Tactical
Yearly
$59.99 / year
$4.99 / month equivalent
- Strict no-log policy
- All Overkill features
- Dedicated IP option +$3/mo
- Yearly rate, no monthly drip
FAQ
Trust, in plain language.
Is OVERKILL a no-log VPN?
Yes. OVERKILL is a strict no-log VPN. We do not record the sites you visit, the contents of your traffic, or a browsing history. The tunnel exists so we know as little as possible.
How anonymous and secure is it?
As much as a VPN can honestly be. WireGuard encrypts the path. Shared exits and optional multi-hop keep your traffic from pointing straight back at you. We do not build a profile from your session. Leave the tunnel on — anonymity only works if the VPN stays connected.
Why should I trust OVERKILL?
Because we do not keep the data that would make betrayal useful. No destination logs. No traffic content. Account details run billing and devices — not a map of your life. Trust us for what is missing, not for a paragraph of theater.
Which protocol do you use?
WireGuard. It keeps CPU overhead low, density high, and latency in a range you will actually leave on.
How many devices can I connect?
Stealth includes 3 connections. Overkill and Tactical allow unlimited devices on the same account. Every plan is no-log.
What is multi-hop?
Your traffic exits through two VPN nodes instead of one. Extra hop, extra isolation — available on Overkill and Tactical.
Can I get a dedicated IP?
Yes. Tactical includes a dedicated IP add-on for $3 per month if you need a stable address for work, mail, or services that hate shared exits.
No logs. Maximum cover. Zero theater.
OVERKILL is a no-log VPN. Choose Stealth, Overkill, or Tactical and get encryption you can leave on — and a company that never stored the map of where you went.