IVPN review

IVPN wins on candor. Its pricing page lists what it does not do: no port forwarding and no streaming guarantees, with a network of 58 locations in 41 countries. What it does offer is a carefully built privacy service. Signup needs no email, apps are open source, WireGuard connections are quantum resistant, and annual third-party audits have run since 2019. AntiTracker blocks trackers at the DNS level, and obfuscation protocols help on restrictive networks. Pricing is plain USD with no countdown timers: Standard costs $6 a month, $60 a year or $2 for a single week, which is handy for a trip. Plus and Pro Suite add DNS and email privacy services and more devices. If you mainly want to stream, look elsewhere. If you want a VPN that tells you exactly what you are buying, IVPN is a strong choice.

Who it is for

Privacy-focused users who want transparency over streaming and server counts.

Price

Standard $6 per month, $60 per year or $2 per week; Plus $8 per month; Pro Suite $10 per month; 30-day refund window.

IVPN STANDARD Core VPN service IVPN / 5 Devices [i] AntiTracker [i] 1 Week $2 1 Month $6 1 Year $60
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 4, 2026.

Key features

• No email required for signup
• Quantum-resistant WireGuard connections
• DNS-based AntiTracker with configurable blocklists
• Obfuscation protocols and a SOCKS5 proxy
• Annual third-party security audits since 2019

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Short plans, down to a single week, at fair prices
• Strength: Unusually honest about its own limits
• Strength: No affiliate program and no tracking scripts, per IVPN
• Weakness: No streaming guarantees
• Weakness: No port forwarding
• Weakness: Smaller network: 58 locations in 41 countries

Key facts

• Devices: 5 on Standard and Plus, 10 on Pro Suite
• Locations: 58 in 41 countries
• Refund: 30-day refund window
• Payment: Card, PayPal, Bitcoin, Monero, cash

Where it ranks

IVPN is No. 7 in our Best VPN Services verdict.