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Best VPN Services Review and Comparison
IPVanish
I’ve used IPVanish for a very long time. It has a pretty impressive connection speed (I sometimes forget I’m on a VPN), mobile compatibility and it spans 25,000+ IPs on 325+ servers in 60+ countries. It also has a dedicated mobile app for iOS and Android and it’s compatible with most OS out there. The user interface is pretty intuitive and it takes like 2 minutes to set everything up. If you go with the yearly plan it’s currently $78/year, but you can use this coupon to get up to a 57% discount (bringing it down to only $62.39/year). Of course, there’s a 7 day money-back guarantee.
ExpressVPN
ExpressVPN is another personal favorite of mine (it’s also my current VPN service). I love the super easy “one button” interface. The connection is super fast and there are 94 countries (and 160 cities) you can choose to connect from. The price is about $100 for 12 months. You also get a 30 day money back guarantee if you feel that the service doesn’t suit you.
CyberGhost VPN
CyberGhost VPN is one of the most popular VPN services available today. It offers a free proxy that you can use, but you’ll have to “wait in line” in order for it to work (takes about 2-3 minutes). CyberGhost also offer a 45 days money back guarantee on their plans. Personally, I didn’t like the software’s “look and feel” but I guess it’s a matter of taste. CyberGhost VPN has servers deployed in 90+ countries around the world – you can see the full list of countries and servers here. The service provides support to mobile devices as well but allows only one device to be connected at any given moment (in contrast, IPVanish allows up to 2 devices to connect simultaneously). CyberGhost VPN also accepts Bitcoin payments and is priced between $33-$96/year, depending on the plan you choose.
HideMyAss
One of the most popular players in the market is Hide My Ass (or HMA). HMA operates in 190 countries with over 1100servers – this will give you a wide variety of IP addresses. Here’s the full list of servers. Other than the extreme coverage HMA offers, the service seems pretty similar to the previous providers mentioned (mobile devices and multiple OS supported). The yearly price for HMA is $60. All in all, HMA is a solid service.
ProtonVPN
ProtonMail is the world’s largest encrypted email provider, with a mission to defend the right to privacy by making end-to-end encrypted email easy enough for anyone to use. In 2017 ProtonMail team launched ProtonVPN to help to hide IP addresses, avoid having online activity tracked, and bypass Internet geo-restrictions. They are headquartered in Switzerland, home to the world’s strongest privacy laws. Proton VPN has almost 1060 servers in 54 countries. See all of their servers here. ProtonVPN paid plans start from $5/month or $57/year. They also offer a FREE plan to try out their services.
StrongVPN
StrongVPN has been around since 1994 in the computer industry, initially known as ReliableHosting.com which later on started providing VPN services. StrongVPN costs $10/month or $70/year. Surprisingly enough, there’s also a link to a 20% coupon here. StrongVPN has over 950 servers in 35 countries around the world. You can see the full list of servers here. As most other providers do, StrongVPN also provide a 30 day money-back guarantee.
AstrillVPN
AstrillVPN is a VPN provider that was founded in 2009. The company takes pride in offering a premium service, which focuses on quality while being strict about not selling user data to make additional revenue. AstrillVPN is developed entirely in-house by real experts and claims to have no downtime. They also boast powerful hardware, real physical server locations, and a huge number of servers in Asia – a costly area that other providers often neglect. The company has VPN servers in 114 cities, across 57 different countries. You can find a complete list of all their servers here. Plans with AstrillVPN are on the more expensive end, starting at $12.50 per month, or $150 per year. The service offers a free 7-day trial, however does not offer refunds.
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