Best VPN services

A Swiss VPN with open-source, audited apps and one of the few free tiers without a data cap.

A WireGuard-based mesh VPN that connects your devices into a private network with almost no setup.

A privacy-first Swedish VPN with one flat price, numbered accounts and no email required.

A VPN with a usable free plan, unlimited connections and a pay-per-location option.

A low-cost consumer VPN that lets one account cover an unlimited number of devices.

An open-source WireGuard mesh network with built-in SSO and access controls, hosted or self-hosted.

A premium consumer VPN known for simple apps, wide server coverage and its own Lightway protocol.

One of the largest commercial VPN services, with apps for nearly every device and extra security add-ons.

A long-running VPN with unlimited devices, open-source apps and lots of advanced settings.

A small, transparency-focused VPN with anonymous accounts, open-source apps and annual audits.

An open-source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale coordination server.

An open-source enterprise VPN server with a web console for OpenVPN, WireGuard and IPsec.

A Docker-based WireGuard server with a web UI for adding clients and QR codes.

A zero-trust remote access service that replaces company VPNs with per-resource access.

A software-defined network that links devices anywhere as if they were on the same LAN.

A beginner-friendly consumer VPN with streaming-labelled servers and a long refund window.

An open-source zero-trust access platform built on WireGuard, with a free tier for small teams.

The classic open-source VPN protocol, plus a self-hosted Access Server and Connect client.

A decentralised VPN with a mixnet mode that hides traffic patterns, not just your IP address.

An open-source overlay network from Slack, using certificates to connect hosts at scale.

A premium-priced VPN known for its stealth protocols on heavily restricted networks.

A free tool for running your own censorship-resistant VPN server and sharing access keys.

A friendly, cartoon-themed VPN with a small free allowance, aimed at beginners.

A free circumvention tool built to get people past internet censorship.

A two-party VPN where one company relays your traffic and Mullvad runs the exit servers.

A platform for automating WireGuard networks, from site-to-site links to remote access.

A fast, minimal, open-source VPN protocol built into Linux and available on every major OS.

A Malaysia-based VPN with an audited no-logs policy and a free plan that needs no signup.

A fast consumer VPN with a free ad-free tier and its own Hydra protocol.

A business VPN and network security platform from the company behind NordVPN.

A Swiss-based VPN with a monthly free data allowance and low-cost unlimited plans.

A VPN from the AdGuard ad-blocker team, with a small free tier and its own protocol.

Cloudflare's free app that encrypts device traffic through its network, with an optional paid WARP+ tier.

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

A US-based consumer VPN with unlimited devices and apps for many streaming boxes.

A budget consumer VPN with long-term deals and a bundle of extra privacy tools.

A VPN that owns its server network and offers its own Chameleon protocol for restrictive networks.