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VPN Unlimited

Consumer VPN from KeepSolid with apps for most devices, routers and TVs.

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About VPN Unlimited

VPN Unlimited is a commercial VPN service run by KeepSolid, a New York company that also makes the Passwarden password manager and a SmartDNS service. It routes your traffic through its own server network to hide your IP address, protect you on public Wi-Fi and reach content locked to other countries. There are apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge, and setup guides for routers, NAS boxes, Apple TV, Fire TV and Roku. You can pick between several VPN protocols, including KeepSolid's own Wise protocol, which is meant to get through networks that block VPN traffic. Paid add-ons include a personal server or a dedicated static IP. It is sold as a subscription, with cheaper rates for longer terms, plus lifetime deals that turn up regularly; there's a short free trial and a money-back window. It suits people who want one account covering many kinds of devices and don't need a big-name brand.

Best for: People who want one VPN account across phones, laptops, TVs and routers, including lifetime-plan buyers.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Apps and guides for an unusually wide range of devices, from Linux to Roku
  • Choice of several protocols, including a stealth-style option for restrictive networks
  • Personal server and static IP add-ons for a dedicated address
  • Free trial plus a 30-day money-back guarantee

Why people leave

  • No free plan beyond the short trial
  • Smaller server network than the largest VPN brands
  • Not open source, so the no-logs claim rests on the company's word

Top VPN Unlimited alternatives

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  1. 1Surfshark logo
    Surfshark

    Unlimited simultaneous devices on every plan, handy if you'd otherwise pay for extra device slots.

    79.8
  2. 2NordVPN logo
    NordVPN

    Much bigger server network and extra security features like threat protection, at similar long-term prices.

    66.5
  3. 3Proton VPN logo
    Proton VPN

    Open-source apps, independent audits and a genuine free tier from a privacy-focused Swiss company.

    61.8
  4. 4ExpressVPN logo
    ExpressVPN

    Premium option known for consistent speeds and its own Lightway protocol, with router firmware too.

    59.4
  5. 5Private Internet Access logo
    Private Internet Access

    Open-source apps, unlimited devices and a large network, often cheaper on multi-year terms.

    57.5

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VPN Unlimited: common questions

Is VPN Unlimited free?

No, VPN Unlimited is a paid product. Starting price: $9.99/month (monthly plan) (checked on VPN Unlimited's own site).

Is VPN Unlimited open source?

No, VPN Unlimited is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Proton VPN, Windscribe and Mullvad VPN.

What platforms does VPN Unlimited run on?

VPN Unlimited is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and Browser extension.

What are the best alternatives to VPN Unlimited?

The highest-ranked VPN Unlimited alternatives right now are Surfshark, NordVPN and Proton VPN. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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