Encrypted streaming on public Wi-Fi. Throttle-resistant on slow ISPs. Stay connected to your home Now TV account while traveling.
Six platforms, one encrypted tunnel, and the specific protections that matter for a Now TV session.
Fastest Location auto-picks the lowest-latency server, so there's no guessing which one to use.
10Gbps servers in many locations, built to keep up with high-bitrate Now TV streaming.
No data caps: stream Now TV as much as wanted, for as long as wanted.
Cover a phone, a laptop, and a TV on one subscription: up to 10 devices at once.
Premium unlocks 64 countries and 104 locations on iOS, Windows, and Mac; free plan available too.
Every session is encrypted end to end, keeping traffic private on public Wi-Fi and hotel networks.
No country-switching, no changing what's in the account. Just connect and watch.
Get native apps for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Apple TV, or Android TV.
Tap Fastest Location. VPN Super picks the lowest-latency server automatically.
The session runs through an encrypted tunnel from the first tap to the last credit.
Seeing a proxy or VPN message? Switch protocols: Auto, Super, IKEv2, OpenVPN on mobile; WireGuard, OpenVPN on Windows. Then reconnect.
Two honest reasons a Now TV session can look blocked or restricted. Neither one is something VPN Super offers a way around.
Now TV is operated by Sky and licensed only for UK accounts. That licensing sets the catalog a Now TV account sees, the same catalog wherever the connection happens to be from.
UK broadcasting rules ban live football on TV between 2:45pm and 5:15pm on Saturdays, a rule dating to the 1960s that protects match-day attendance. It applies to Sky Sports and NOW Sports on every account, VPN or not.
Like most broadcasters, Now TV runs systems that flag known VPN and data-centre IP ranges and can show a "content not available" message. That detection is Now TV's system to run, not VPN Super's to override.
A sample of VPN Super's server locations, chosen for coverage and low latency, not for content access.
What changes when VPN Super is added to a Now TV streaming session.
| Features | Without a VPN | VPN Super |
|---|---|---|
| Public Wi-Fi privacy | Traffic is visible to the network in use | Encrypted end to end |
| ISP throttling | May slow streaming at peak hours | Encrypted traffic is harder to selectively throttle |
| Leak protection (DNS/IPv6) | Not applicable | Live on all six platforms |
| Now TV catalog | Set by the account's UK licensing | Same catalog, unchanged by VPN Super |
| Devices covered | One connection at a time | Up to 10 devices on one subscription |
Native apps for the platforms actually used to stream Now TV at home and on the go.
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Now TV can detect and limit VPN traffic the way most UK broadcasters do. A private, encrypted connection through VPN Super does not change what a Now TV account can watch. That is set by the account's UK licensing, not by the VPN.
The most common causes are a proxy-detection message, a server IP Now TV has flagged as a data-centre range, or a protocol mismatch on the network. Switch protocols in the VPN Super app (Auto, then Super, then IKEv2, then OpenVPN on mobile; WireGuard then OpenVPN on Windows), reconnect, and restart the Now TV app.
Now TV is a UK-only service owned by Sky. Its library is licensed for UK accounts, and that licensing does not change based on a VPN connection. VPN Super does not offer or recommend connecting to a different country's server to access another region's version of a UK-licensed service.
Now TV's own roaming allowance covers short trips within the EU under UK broadcasting rules and is set entirely by Now TV, not by any VPN. A VPN does not extend that allowance or substitute for it.
The Now TV Stick runs on a closed, Roku-based platform that does not support sideloading or installing a third-party VPN app directly. Run VPN Super on the phone, tablet, or router on the same network instead, or watch through a supported native app: iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Apple TV, or Android TV.
Yes. UK broadcasting rules block live football on television between 2:45pm and 5:15pm on Saturdays, a rule dating to the 1960s that protects match-day attendance at lower-league grounds. It applies to Sky Sports and NOW Sports on every UK account, VPN connected or not, and there is no VPN workaround for it.
VPN Super runs native apps on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Apple TV, and Android TV, with Kill Switch live on iOS and Android and DNS/IPv6 leak protection live on all six platforms: the specifics that actually affect a Now TV streaming session.
Using a VPN is legal in most countries, though rules vary; check local law where relevant. Now TV's own terms of service separately govern what account holders can do with the service, so both apply.
A well-built VPN with servers sized for streaming should not cause a noticeable slowdown. Weak underlying Wi-Fi or mobile signal is usually the bigger factor in buffering, not the VPN itself.
Up to 10 devices on one subscription: enough for a phone, a laptop, and a TV device, with room to spare.
Free on mobile, Premium for desktop and TV. One VPN Super subscription covers up to 10 devices.
