Filters and sorting
Mullvad
Five euros a month at any term, and no account to speak of.
Proton VPN
A free tier with no data cap, no expiry and no card required.
Windscribe
Unlimited devices, no email needed, and a plan you assemble yourself.
NordVPN
Checked by auditors six times, and priced to renew at triple.
ExpressVPN
The quickest connection you can buy, at the steepest renewal.
Private Internet Access
Open-source apps, unlimited devices, and a US address.
Surfshark
Unlimited devices at a low rate that does not stay low.
AirVPN
Run by people who publish everything and market nothing.
IVPN
No email address, no upsells, and public arguments against its own industry.
TunnelBear
Built to be understood, and owned by McAfee since 2018.
IPVanish
Every device you own at once, and a logging case it still answers for.
CyberGhost
Long terms, a Deloitte report, and a parent company it never mentions.
TorGuard
Built for heavy transfer, and blocking it on US servers since 2022.
hide.me
A Malaysian service whose free plan asks for no account at all.
PureVPN
Cheap on a long term, assessed four times, and none of them recently.
Hotspot Shield
Moves data faster than almost anything, and feels slow doing it.
Norton VPN
Audited in September 2025, with a kill switch that leaks on reboot.
AdGuard VPN
Six platforms, ten devices, and speeds that will not impress you.
OVPN
Fought an information injunction in court and won on having no logs.
Astrill
Thirty dollars a month, and it keeps your last twenty connections.
Malwarebytes VPN
Published its first audit even though it found two critical flaws.
Avast SecureLine VPN
Barely dents your speed, from a company fined for selling browsing data.
PrivadoVPN
An Icelandic company selling Swiss privacy, with a real free tier.
PrivateVPN
Sweden, a very precise no-logs promise, and nobody has ever checked it.
Bitdefender VPN
A Romanian security company's VPN, running on somebody else's network.
F-Secure VPN
Finnish, priced per device, and it charges you the same at renewal.
Speedify
Uses your broadband and your mobile data at the same time.
VPN Unlimited
A long-running New York service that sells three years for a hundred dollars.
Obscura
Splits who you are from what you do across two companies.
Mozilla VPN
A browser maker's subscription running on a Swedish operator's servers.
StrongVPN
A New York media group's VPN, sold alongside a sister service.
Trust.Zone
Cheap, offshore by implication, and it will not say where it is.
Ivacy
Merged into a larger provider in 2024; the brand outlived the company.
FastestVPN
Sells a lifetime plan for forty dollars and names no company.
