CyberGhost Review
Beginner-friendly streaming with optimised servers
Last updated 1 September 2025
Our verdict
CyberGhost makes streaming effortless with servers labelled for specific apps, plus the longest money-back guarantee in the business at 45 days. It is a friendly, low-risk pick for newcomers.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Servers optimised for specific streaming apps
- Industry-leading 45-day money-back guarantee
- Huge server network
- Very approachable apps
Cons
- Short plans are poor value
- Not ideal for advanced power users
CyberGhost review in full
CyberGhost takes the guesswork out of streaming. Rather than making you hunt for a server that works, it provides servers clearly labelled for individual services — pick the BBC iPlayer or Netflix UK option and you are usually watching within seconds.
It is reassuringly low-risk, too. The 45-day money-back guarantee on longer plans is the most generous we have seen, giving you plenty of time to test it properly.
The apps are friendly and uncluttered, and the WireGuard protocol keeps speeds respectable. The server network is enormous at over 11,500 servers worldwide.
Power users may miss some of the advanced configuration found elsewhere, and the short-term plans are expensive. For streaming-focused beginners, though, CyberGhost is a comfortable fit.
Key features
- Streaming-optimised servers (per service)
- 45-day money-back guarantee
- WireGuard protocol
- Automatic kill switch
- Dedicated IP available
- Up to 7 devices
CyberGhost pricing
2 Years
£1.99/mo
+ 2 months free
1 Year
£4.29/mo
1 Month
£11.99/mo
CyberGhost frequently asked questions
CyberGhost offers a 45-day money-back guarantee on its longer subscriptions — the most generous in the industry — so you can try it risk-free.