Mozilla VPN

A simple, single-plan VPN from the makers of Firefox, built on WireGuard and Mullvad's servers.

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 5
Approved reviews: 0
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About Mozilla VPN

Mozilla VPN is the Firefox maker's paid VPN. It runs on WireGuard using servers operated by Mullvad, so the underlying network has a good privacy reputation, while Mozilla handles the apps and accounts. It deliberately keeps things simple: one plan, a few hundred servers in over thirty countries, up to five devices, multi-hop, per-app split tunnelling on some platforms, and optional ad and tracker blocking. There is no free tier and no bundled extras beyond integration with other Mozilla accounts. Pricing is a monthly or cheaper annual subscription with a 30-day refund for first-time customers, and it is only sold in certain countries. Apps run on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, and the client source code is public. It suits Firefox users and people who trust Mozilla and want a straightforward VPN without upsells, though power users will find it limited.

Best for: Firefox users who want a simple VPN from an organisation they already trust.

What works

Simple apps with no upsells
Runs on Mullvad's WireGuard network
Public client source code

Why people leave

Only five devices per subscription
Fewer locations than large providers
Only sold in some countries

Top Mozilla VPN alternatives

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1
Mullvad VPN
The network Mozilla VPN runs on, directly, with more locations and anonymous accounts.
66.5
2
Proton VPN
Similar trust-first pitch with a free tier and more servers.
62.6
3
IVPN
Privacy-first provider with more advanced options and no email needed.
59.6
4
NordVPN
Much larger network and features if you need streaming and more devices.
57.2
5
Surfshark
Unlimited devices instead of five, at a similar price.
55.3

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Mozilla VPN: common questions

Is Mozilla VPN free?

No, Mozilla VPN is a paid product. Annual price: $4.99/month billed yearly (checked on Mozilla VPN's own site).

Is Mozilla VPN open source?

No, Mozilla VPN is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Mullvad VPN, Proton VPN and IVPN.

What platforms does Mozilla VPN run on?

Mozilla VPN is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Mozilla VPN?

The highest-ranked Mozilla VPN alternatives right now are Mullvad VPN, Proton VPN and IVPN. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Mozilla VPN facts

4 of 4 verified

Annual price: $4.99/month billed yearly; Checked Oct 25, 2026mozilla.org(opens source in a new tab); “Annual $4.99 /month”
Devices: Up to 5; Checked Oct 25, 2026mozilla.org(opens source in a new tab); “Connect up to 5 devices”
Network: 500 servers in 30+ countries; Checked Oct 25, 2026mozilla.org(opens source in a new tab); “Access 500 servers in 30+ countries”
Money-back guarantee: 30 days (first-time customers); Checked Oct 25, 2026mozilla.org(opens source in a new tab); “30-day money-back guarantee (for first-time customers only)”