List of Known VPN Providers

VPN providers can add a layer of privacy for all of your surfing habits. Every time you visit a site, your IP address is visible to the website server. If you feel you are giving too much away when doing so, a service like this can effectively act as an intermediary between you and the rest of the world wide web. Below is a list of providers we are aware of. Just know that some providers may log your activities for a certain period of time, so always exercise a degree of scrutiny when shopping around for a provider. Information here is sourced from places like Proxy.ie and VPN Creative. Links have all been checked for validity on the updated date listed below (no 404s, redirects, parked domains, or invalid security certificates). Providers are listed in alphabetical order.

Note: If you’d like to report dead links, feel free to comment below. Thank you.

Ace VPN
ActiVPN
Air VPN
AlwaysVPN
Anonine
Astrill
AzireVPN
BananaVPN
BeeVPN
BetterVPN
Black Logic
BolehVPN
BoxPN
Breakwall
BTGuard
CactusVPN
Cienen
ClearVPN
Crypto Storm
CyberGhost
EarthVPN
Elite VPN
ExpressVPN
FineVPN
GeoSurf
Ghost Path
GoTrusted
Guavi
Hamachi
Hide.me
HideIPVPN
Hideway
HideMyAss
Hotspot Shield
HotspotVPN
IPVanish
IronSocket
Ivacy
iVPN
Kryptotel VPN One Click
LamniaVPN
LeVPN
LibertyVPN
Mullvad
My Private Network
MyVPN (Added by request by MyVPN.)
NetScop
Njalla
NordVPN
nVpn
OKayFreedom
OpenVPN
Panda Pow
Perfect Privacy
Private Internet Access
Private Wifi
PrivateTunnel
Pro VPN Accounts
ProXPN
PureVPN
Rapid VPN
Secretsline
Secure VPN.co
Seed.ST
Seed4.me
ShellFire
SimpleVPN
SinoVPN (China only)
SlickVPN
SpiceVPN
StreamVia
StrongVPN
SuperVPN
SurfBouncer
SwissVPN
SwitchVPN
TheSafety.us
TorGuard
TorrentPrivacy
TorVPN/RotVPN
TrilightZone
Tunnel Bear
USAIP
Versa-networks – Secure Access
VPNArea
VPN.ie
VPN Master
VPN POP
VPN Privacy
VPN Secure
VPN.sh
VPN Shazam
VPN Traffic
VPN Tunnel
VPN4All
VPNAccounts
VPNBook
VPNGates
VPNTraffic
VPNUK
VyprVPN
WasalPro
Whatsonthebox
Wide VPN
Witopia
WorldProxies
WorldVPN
Zenmate
ZenVPN

SOCKS Providers

Proxy-Connect

Down or Shut Down VPN Providers

55VPN
Ananoos
AnonymityNetwork
Anonymizer
AplusVPN
BartVPN
BGVPN
BlackVPN
BodVPN
CitizenVPN
Cloudnymous
CryptoVPN
DreamVPN
EeeVpn
ElephantVPN
ettaGo
FastVPN
Free2SurfVPN
FreedomVPN
Gigabadger
Gizlen
GlobalVPN
GTS VPN
Hideman
IAPS
ID Cloak
IdealVPN
In-Desguise
Insorg
iPortal
Kebrum
Kepard
LeafyVPN
Linkideo
LiquidVPN
MazeVPN
MicroVPN
NoodleVPN
Perfect VPN
Privacy.io
Privacy Protector
Proxy.sh
Remote VPN
S4UVPNSurfer
Secure Tunnel
Secure VPN
Securitales
ShadeYouVPN
SmartHide
Suissl
SunVPN
Surfonym
Thank VPN
TonVPN
Toto VPN
TowerVPN
TuVPN
VikingVPN
VPN Power
VPN Reactor
VPNCast
VPNHQ
VPNNinja
VPNProNet
VPNService
VPNv6

(Last Updated: August 6, 2022.)

17 thoughts on “List of Known VPN Providers”

  1. APPEARS TO BE DOWN:
    – 55VPN
    – Ananoos
    – AnonymityNetwork
    – Anonymizer (redirects to a new company website)
    – Anonyproz (redirects to new company site, might still essentially be an anonymizing service)
    – Aplus VPN
    – BartVPN
    – bgvpn
    – blackVPN (this one disappeared rather mysteriously tbqh)
    – bodvpn
    – CitizenVPN
    – Cloudnymous
    – CryptoVPN
    – DreamVPN (redirects to a blog site)
    – Eeevpn
    – ElephantVPN
    – Ettago
    – FastVPN
    – Free2surfVPN
    – FreedomVPN
    – gigabadger
    – gizlen
    – GlobalVPN
    – gts-vpn
    – hideman
    – IAPS
    – Id Cloak
    – IdealVPN
    – indisguise
    – Insorg
    – iportal
    – Kebrum
    – Kepard
    – LeafyVPN
    – linkideo
    – LiquidVPN
    – MazeVPN
    – MicroVPN
    – NoodleVPN
    – pc-streaming (seems to be a WordPress site yet to be configured)
    – PerfectVPN (now a review site)
    – privacy.io
    – Privacy Protector
    – proxy.sh
    – remotevpn
    – S4UVPNsurfer
    – Secure Tunnel
    – Secure VPN
    – Securitales
    – Shade You VPN
    – SUISSL
    – SunVPN (just a coupon ad site for actual VPN services)
    – Surfonym
    – ThankVPN
    – TonVPN
    – TotoVPN
    – TowerVPN
    – TuVPN
    – VikingVPN
    – VPN Power (appears to just be a blog site)
    – VPN Reactor (just a blog site)
    – VPNCast
    – VPNHQ
    – VPNninja
    – VPNProNet
    – VPNService
    – VPNv6

    CHANGED NAME:
    – Cloak has become StrongVPN
    – Expat Shield has become Hotspot Shield
    – Happy VPN is now Banana VPN
    – Invisible Browsing has become StrongVPN
    – iPredator is now part of Njalla
    – Overplay is now StrongVPN
    – SaferVPN is now StrongVPN
    – Unblock-us is now StrongVPN

    NEW SERVICES:
    – Zenmate

    OTHER:
    – KryptoVPN is called something else by kryptotel.
    – myvpn should be properly linked to myvpn.host
    – OpenVPN should be properly linked to OpenVPN.com
    – Panda Pow should link to pandapow.io
    – TorVPN reroutes to RotVPN, not sure if joke or actual change.
    – VersaVPN links to irrelevant website, you probably want versa-networks subdomain.
    – ViaTun VPN might want to be linked to finevpn.org
    – VPN Maker also might want to link to finevpn.org
    – VPN POP also might be related to finevpn.org

    Seems like it’s hard to stand out enough to survive in the VPN market.

    I might try to assist with another comment containing whatever new VPN services I can find. Private cloud providers might be a useful second list.

    1. Whoa! I guess people still care about this list then. Kind of caught me at an awkward part of the month as I’m getting a whole bunch of content updates done elsewhere, but I’ll add updating the list to my to-do list. Thanks for the contribution and any other info you can find is greatly appreciated. I’ll also add a “last updated” line along the bottom as well.

    2. Sorry for the wait. I pulled the dead URLs as requested. One of them had a sister VPN service that I linked to which appears to be active. Confirmed every other one was dead. Getting to those other sections in your comment now.

    3. Fixed the URLs, added FineVPN and removed their seeming related services that have dead links.

      Put all the dead VPNs on the bottom as a separate list with URLs removed. Figured there might be value in keeping the names. If the list gets to be insanely long after a while, I’m thinking I might split the post and have a separate dead VPNs list on a separate page.

      Added an updated date stamp on the bottom of the post and tweaked the language at the top of the post.

      Thanks for your contribution! Feel free to contribute again. That comment was greatly appreciated.

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