GTNet
7.1#14 in lag and ping reducersFree planFree planWindows
VisitGTNet vs Hastega
What both publish
| Fact | GTNet | Hastega |
|---|---|---|
| Data collected | GTNet may collect destination domain names or IP addresses to look up application categories; its terms say this data is not processed in a way that identifies the user or device. | The privacy policy says the service may collect email address, IP address, browser or device information and usage diagnostics. |
| Network | GT Booster says GTNet uses servers positioned worldwide to reduce bottlenecks and optimize performance. | The site says Hastega supports IPv6/IPv4 dual stack and lists 50+ countries, 500+ server nodes, 2,000+ IP addresses, and 800+ GPN endpoints. |
GTNet plans
- Early AccessFree
Hastega plans
- FreeFree
- Data transfer$5, paid once
- Premium$5, paid once
- Professional$5, paid once
Pick GTNet if…
GTNet may suit Windows users who want game-only traffic routing with automatic game detection or manual server selection. It also provides connection maps and session data for users who want visibility into game routing and ping.
Pick Hastega if…
Hastega may suit gamers who want connection routing tools on Android or Windows, or users who need VPN protocols and app-specific routing. Check the plan limits and Windows runtime requirements before choosing it.