VPN Reviews

9.8

A fast VPN with a huge server network and a well-audited no-logs policy. The first term is cheap, but renewals cost much more.

9.8

A fast, well-audited VPN with easy apps. The new plans make it cheaper to start, but renewals cost much more than the first term.

9.5

A low-cost, open-source VPN for unlimited devices, with an audited no-logs policy and prices that stay the same at renewal. It is based in the US, and many locations are virtual.

9.5

A fast, feature-rich VPN for unlimited devices, with low prices that stay moderate at renewal. Some new features reach macOS first.

9.3

PureVPN is optimized for streaming and gaming

9.3

IPVanish is a top-tier VPN network that has over 1,000 servers in 60+ countries as well as over 40,000 IP addresses. This makes it an excellent VPN for streaming and torrenting.

9.1

A low-cost VPN from Romania with servers in 100 countries, a no-logs policy audited by Deloitte and a 45-day money-back guarantee. It allows only 7 devices, and many locations are virtual.

8.8

ProtonVPN is a great VPN with great security and independently audited code.

7.7

Hide.me is a decent Premium VPN that even has a free version available.

7.6

A low-cost VPN for 10 devices from Bitdefender, also included in its security suites. It relies on a third-party provider, its no-logs audit is unpublished, and there are no Linux or router apps.

4.3

AVG Secure VPN does unfortunately not live up to the expectations and to the reputation offered by its parent company, AVG Technologies.

4.0

Free and very cheap VPN and SSH accounts on 185 servers in 58 countries, set up manually in third-party apps. It logs usage, names no company behind it and bans torrenting – fine for a quick connection, not for privacy.

4.0

Gom VPN is a Chrome extension that will work for most purposes but falls short when it comes to more advanced features and speeds.

3.7

A free VPN from Pango Group (Hotspot Shield) with simple apps and Premium at $12.99 a month or $79.99 a year. The free version runs on ads and ad-tracking code and nothing is independently audited, so use it to reach a blocked site, not for privacy.

3.3

A free VPN and proxy with browser extensions and a Premium plan from $1.99 a month. Hoxx keeps logs and users’ IP addresses and names no protocol, so use it to reach a blocked site, not for privacy.

3.2

FreeVPN.me is a free VPN that fails to live up to expectations and fails to deliver satisfactory services.

2.8

Zero VPN is a terrible VPN service that may install malicious code on your device.