Private Internet Access

IPVanish

IPVanish is a VPN service that routes internet traffic through an encrypted tunnel across a network of physical and virtual servers in over 100 countries, letting users mask their IP address, bypass geographic content restrictions, and secure connections on public Wi-Fi. Unlike VPNs that cap simultaneous connections, IPVanish allows unlimited devices on a single subscription. The service is popular for streaming setups because of native apps for Amazon Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Android TV, alongside standard Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android clients. Plans include a no-logs policy, kill switch, and SOCKS5 proxy support, with the higher Advanced tier bundling encrypted cloud storage and mobile eSIM data.

Windscribe

Windscribe is a VPN service offering a genuinely usable free tier (10GB/month with email confirmation) alongside paid plans with unlimited data across 69+ countries. Beyond tunneling traffic through WireGuard, IKEv2, or OpenVPN, it includes R.O.B.E.R.T, a network-level ad/tracker/malware blocker, plus split tunneling, a firewall, port forwarding, and browser extensions with anti-fingerprinting tools.

VyprVPN

VyprVPN is a VPN service that has been operating for more than 15 years, encrypting internet traffic and masking IP addresses to protect user privacy. It positions itself as one of the first independently audited, no-log VPN providers in the industry, and runs its own proprietary VyprDNS infrastructure rather than relying on third-party DNS. The service includes obfuscated servers designed to bypass network restrictions and censorship, along with apps covering desktop, mobile, and streaming devices. VyprVPN offers roughly 70 countries of server coverage and recently released version 5 of its applications with updated performance and interface improvements.

hide.me

hide.me is a VPN service offering both a free plan and paid subscription tiers, positioned around a no-logs policy and features like split tunneling, multihop (routing traffic across multiple servers), and dedicated IP options. Its free plan allows one connection and access to a smaller set of locations with unlimited data, while paid plans unlock roughly 91 server locations and up to 10 simultaneous connections. Paid pricing runs from about $9.95/month on a 1-month plan down to roughly $2.69/month on a 26-month plan, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and a stated no-price-hike policy after the first term. Apps are available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS, plus browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox and support for some smart TVs and consoles.

IVPN

IVPN is a VPN service built around verifiable privacy claims: it accepts signup with no email address, takes cash and Monero as payment, and publishes public transparency reports and a warrant canary. The service has undergone seven third-party security audits (most recently May 2025) and discloses its ownership and team rather than operating anonymously. Technically, IVPN offers open-source apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android with a kill switch tied into a network firewall, DNS-based AntiTracker blocklists, obfuscation protocols (V2Ray, obfsproxy) for restrictive networks, and a SOCKS5 proxy option. It runs servers across 58 locations in 41 countries, and separates its offerings into standalone privacy services (IVPN, modDNS, Mailx, and Portmaster) that can be purchased individually without linking back to a customer's account ID.