Proton VPN's Free Tier Is Legit, But You'll Need to Pay for Premium Features

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Proton VPN

8.4

Pros & Cons

  • Excellent privacy and transparency
  • Blazing-fast speeds
  • Exceptional for streaming
  • Generous global server network
  • Open-source apps
  • Linux GUI app
  • 10 simultaneous connections
  • The best free plan on the market
  • No 24/7 live chat yet
  • App design could be more user-friendly
  • Confusing MacOS kill switch design

Proton VPN prioritizes privacy and transparency, but doesn’t lose sight of casual VPN uses, such as streaming and travel. You’ll find our favorite free VPN plan (and one of the few we enthusiastically recommend), open-source apps that showcase the company’s superb transparency, unique privacy features and a massive global server roster. And Proton’s paid plan is cheaper than most competitors for both the introductory term and after renewal, making the service a good overall value for budget-conscious shoppers.

I tested Proton VPN by putting it through my usual battery of tests, including running hundreds of internet speed tests, checking for...

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