Help keep the whole home safer.

Your Hosted AdGuard Home instance blocks ads and trackers. AiUpLyft Private DNS Filtering filters DNS lookups for devices on your network that use its DNS settings, including many that cannot run security software. If a domain is on the blocklists we use, the lookup is blocked before your device connects. Adult-site blocking: yes, with parental controls (on for home setups). Safe Search: lookups for supported search engines, including Google and YouTube, are sent to their Safe Search versions, which helps filter explicit results. It also includes one-click blocking of services you pick (such as YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Reddit, Discord, Facebook, Instagram, and dozens more), custom blocklists, optimized cache control, advanced TTL customization, flexible cache settings, any upstream DNS server, scheduled blocking, full administrative control, custom privacy settings, your own query log and statistics settings, and automatic AdGuard Home updates.

We provide you with a unique personal SSL-encrypted URL accessible from anywhere with an internet connection. Manage your settings on the go using Android, iPhone, PC, macOS, or Linux devices - no app installation required.

Yes. Android users can use the AdGuard Home Manager app by JGeek00, available on the Google Play Store. This open-source app (source code at gitlab.com/jgeek00/adguard-home-manager) is an unofficial tool for managing AdGuard Home servers - not developed by AdGuard, but well regarded in the community. All other devices can access the dashboard via a web browser using your personal SSL-encrypted URL.

Filtering happens at the DNS level. It uses regularly updated blocklists - curated lists of unwanted domains - including specialized lists for adult content and malware. If a domain is on the blocklists we use, including our upstream DNS provider's threat filtering, the lookup is blocked before your device connects, while safe traffic passes through seamlessly. Adult-site blocking: yes, with parental controls.

Yes, with parental controls (on for home setups). Our standard setup also blocks ads, trackers, and known malware and phishing domains on the blocklists we use.

No. AiUpLyft Private DNS Filtering does not block YouTube ads, or ads on other streaming services.

You will need a router that lets you manually enter our private DNS server addresses and supports Dynamic DNS. Do not worry - this is a simple settings change, easier than it sounds. Some routers, such as those provided by cable internet providers, may not allow you to modify DNS settings. If that is the case, you can replace it with your own router, and we can recommend fully compatible models to ensure a smooth setup.

Query logging and statistics are settings on your own instance, and you can turn them on or off at any time, giving you full control. We do not sell your activity, and we do not share it for advertising. To answer your devices' lookups, your instance forwards them to an upstream DNS provider (AdGuard DNS, or one you choose), as our Privacy Notice explains. With AdGuard Home, you can also select your preferred DNS servers for added privacy and flexibility.

Yes. Ask within 14 days of any charge, whether your first purchase or a renewal, and we will refund that charge in full and end the service. After 14 days, charges are not refundable, except where the law requires it or we failed to deliver the service. See our Refunds, Renewal & Cancellation terms.

We handle the setup, maintenance, and updates, delivering an optimized, hassle-free experience without the need for your own server.

Yes. Works for every device that uses your network's DNS - phones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, and more - with no app to install on each device.

AdGuard Home is a product developed by AdGuard Software Limited, a company organized and existing under the laws of the Republic of Cyprus. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPL-3.0), an open-source license that permits free use, modification, and distribution of the software in accordance with its terms. The full text of the GPL-3.0 license can be found at gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html.

We host AdGuard Home as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, providing access to its functionality over the internet. This hosting service uses the unmodified AdGuard Home software as provided by AdGuard Software Limited under the GPL-3.0 license. We are not distributing the software or any modified versions of it, but rather offering it as a service for users to access remotely.

For more information about AdGuard Home, visit the official project page at adguard.com/adguard-home/overview.html or its GitHub repository at github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome.