Brave extension / FuzeVPN

VPN extension for Brave

Protects your browsing in Brave, not the device’s other apps.

View the code on GitHub (opens an external website)

FuzeVPN · €1 a month or €10 for 12 months · up to 5 devices

The extension is free to install; you need a FuzeVPN account with an active subscription to connect.

15-day money-back guarantee*

*First purchase only, once per account, excluding renewals and plan changes, for residents of the European Union, the EEA, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United States and Canada. See the conditions

The FuzeVPN extension protects your browsing in Brave. It installs from the Chrome Web Store.

Your browsing protected in Brave

The extension operates in Brave. Applications outside the browser, another profile without the extension and other browsers are not covered by this version.

Brave’s own protections and those of FuzeVPN are separate. Enabling one does not prove that the other is working; check their indicators separately.

Extension or system tunnel

Use the extension when your needs centre on Brave. On Windows, the native app is better suited when multiple applications need to use the VPN.

Your overall privacy also depends on the accounts you use, cookies, the browser and the sites themselves. Changing the exit IP address does not remove these other identifiers.

Installation and first connection

Three steps are all it takes. The same FuzeVPN account then works on up to 5 devices.

  1. Subscribe

    Choose €1 a month or €10 for 12 months and create your FuzeVPN account.

  2. Add the extension

    Add FuzeVPN to Brave from Chrome Web Store, the official store.

  3. Turn on protection

    Pin the FuzeVPN icon, sign in to your account, then turn on protection.

Before browsing, check the permissions granted and the connection status in the extension.

Frequently asked questions

Do Brave’s protections replace a VPN?

No. They address other risks in the browser. The FuzeVPN extension and Brave’s protections have distinct roles.

Can I protect other applications?

Not with the extension alone. On Windows, use the native app for system-level scope.