Surfshark Review

Surfshark — Pros, cons, pricing highlights and best use cases.

Updated: September 13, 2025

Quick Verdict

Surfshark is a dependable choice in VPN & Security if you want balanced performance and fair pricing. Check renewal prices and regional availability before committing.

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Pricing & Plans

Plan	Best for	What you get	Starts at*
Basic	New users	Core features, SSL, support	From $X/mo*
Mid	Growing projects	More resources, backups	From $Y/mo*
Pro	Heavy use	Priority support, extras	From $Z/mo*

*Intro prices; renewals can be higher. Always check the vendor site for the latest numbers.

Performance Snapshot

Speeds appropriate for the price tier when optimized.
Solid uptime track record in our long‑term checks.
Security basics covered (SSL; patching cadence depends on plan).

Support & Refunds

24/7 support via chat/tickets; phone availability varies by region.
Knowledge base with setup guides and troubleshooting.
Money‑back window applies on many plans; read terms carefully.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Easy onboarding; reasonable pricing; reputable brand.	Renewal jump on some tiers; advanced tuning may require higher plans.
Good ecosystem/integrations.	Some upsells during checkout.

Who is it for / not for?

Best for: Beginners and SMBs who want a straightforward start and dependable support.

Not for: Ultra‑low latency global apps or highly custom stacks — consider managed cloud options.

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FAQ

Does Surfshark include SSL? Most plans include SSL; higher tiers may add CDN or backups.

Can I migrate from another provider? Yes — many plans include free or guided migration.

Is there a refund policy? Usually a limited money‑back window; check the exact terms on the vendor site.