If you’re trying to find a feature-packed VPN with a lot of advanced choices, AirVPN could be the company for you. The client (affectionately trendsoftware.org called Eddie) helps a diverse variety of operating systems which includes Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. The service as well works with routers running DD-WRT, Tomato, AsusWRT and pfSense.

Founded in 2010 like a passion task for hacktivists dedicated to internet privacy and fighting censorship, AirVPN seems to have kept its focus ever since then. Its open source apps nonetheless nod to people roots and the service gives a decent server network of 249 locations around 23 countries.

Its privacy policy is clear and uncomplicated: that collect user logs at any time, nor does it react to law enforcement requests from outside of the EU. If you want more information, an in depth FAQ webpage covers all of the major details.

The app alone is very convenient to use, but beginners will likely be weighed down by the sheer number of settings and solutions in its Choices menu. The team behind the client is usually keen to please electric power users and there’s even a “Advanced” section that lets you fine-tune your settings to match your specific needs.

The organization accepts the majority of major credit cards, PayPal and a variety of additional payment methods including cryptocurrencies. Plans start at a reasonable $7. 76 per month but are much cheaper on a longer-term basis while using two day option providing wonderful value just $3. 65 monthly.