VPN (142 programs)

Pros: Beginner-friendly. Strong security protocol. Allows torrenting and TOR. Smart advanced features.

Cons: Lackluster speed. Limited servers available. No router installation. Does not work with Netflix and other streaming services.

Pros: Offers powerful security features. Does not limit usage by number of devices. Supports multiple firewall capabilities.

Cons: Does not offer a kill switch. No 24/7 support.

Pros: Offers VPN split tunneling. More than 8,000 servers from 55 regions. Uses military-grade encryption with 12 protocol options. User-friendly interface tailored.

Cons: Mediocre connection speeds.

Pros: Totally free VPN software. Strong resistance against firewalls. Capable to build both on Remote-Acess VPN and Site-to-Site VPN. Supports lots of VPN protocol.

Cons: Outdated application interface. Suddenly disconnects at random times.

Pros: Easy to install and use. Supports quick connect and server selection features. Has over a hundred server locations.

Cons: Features a lot of ads. Reports of undisclosed user data harvesting.

Pros: Open-source and reliable. Highly customizable and scalable. Cross-platform support.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: High download speeds and connection reliability. Ironclad no-logging policy and dependable customer service.

Cons: Bandwidth caps on lower-cost plans could be higher. Only one simultaneous connection on most membership plans.

Pros: Completely free of charge. Lets you choose what type of data it can access online. Highly user-friendly. Lets you request a country to be added as a virtual location.

Cons: Doesn’t have a lot of advanced features.

Pros: Easy-to-use interface with a fun design. Transparent yet secure. Supports unlimited simultaneous device connections.

Cons: Inconsistent and slow speeds. Limited free features.

Pros: Simple interface with easy activation. Helpful privacy features such as ad and tracker filtering.

Cons: Free tier restrictive for heavy use. Server performance can vary during peak times.

Pros: Uses no log policy. Neat, intuitive interface. Free to use without login.

Cons: Limited number of proxy servers.

Pros: Bank-grade encryption. Secure, fast connection. Kill switch. Blocks cookies.

Cons: Uses ads. Some bandwidth issues. Some data leakage possible.

Pros: Offers a single account for multiple devices. Comes with a free trial period. Supports more than 2500 servers. Ensures high-speed streaming.

Cons: Slow connection speed in free version.

Pros: Can access restricted content. Easy to use. Has three versions. Available on various platforms.

Cons: Performance can deteriorate over time.

Pros: Encrypted tunnels for protected remote access. Simple client interface focused on core functionality. Works seamlessly with Kerio Control environments.

Cons: No standalone firewall or filtering tools. Limited to Kerio Control server connections only. Lacks advanced customization options.

Pros: AES-256 encryption and no-logs policy. Supports 10 devices simultaneously. Easy-to-use interface across platforms. Includes kill switch, ad/tracker blocking.

Cons: Slower speeds during peak times. Inconsistent streaming performance. Limited advanced configuration options. Occasional delays in customer support.

Pros: Simple interface. Easy to setup.

Cons: Might cause connection slowdowns. Prone to disconnecting. Tends to crash.