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Best VPN services 2026

A catalog of 204 VPN providers: prices, claimed speed, platforms, and features — from no-logs and free tiers to services built for Netflix and torrenting. "Site is up" status and latency are checked automatically on a schedule.

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Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 app — is it a DNS resolver or a full VPN? We break down the difference between DNS-only mode and WARP, and when each one is (or isn't) enough.

WARP vs. a Regular VPN: What's the Difference?

Comparing free Cloudflare WARP against regular VPN providers: server choice, unblocking, speed, price — and the tasks where WARP simply doesn't compete.

Cloudflare WARP: How to Set Up the Free VPN From 1.1.1.1

A step-by-step guide to installing and setting up Cloudflare WARP on phone and desktop — from downloading the app to confirming the tunnel is actually working.

Frequently asked questions

Which VPN should I pick for free?⌄

Proton VPN, Windscribe, Hide.me, and Cloudflare WARP offer honest free tiers in the catalog without aggressive limits. Some free VPNs (Urban VPN, Hola, for example) route other users' traffic through your device on a P2P model — worth keeping in mind if privacy is your priority.

Which VPN is best for Netflix and streaming?⌄

NordVPN, ExpressVPN, and Surfshark are the most commonly recommended for unblocking streaming services — they run large server networks tuned for specific platforms. Whether a specific catalog is unblocked depends on the server's country and can change without notice.

What's the difference between a no-logs VPN and a regular one?⌄

"No-logs" means the provider claims it doesn't store activity or connection logs. Some providers (NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Surfshark, for example) have had this policy independently audited — noted in the service's description in the catalog.

What does "site is up" mean on a card?⌄

It's the result of an automated check — our server regularly requests the provider's site and times the response. It shows whether the provider's site is alive right now, not the speed of the VPN tunnel itself.

Can I trust the "claimed speed" in the catalog?⌄

It's a marketing figure from the provider itself ("up to X Mbps"), not an independent measurement — real speed depends on your own connection, distance to the server, and load. Treat it as an upper bound, not a guarantee.

How to choose a VPN?

Start with your task: for private browsing, look for a provider with an independently verified no-logs policy; for unblocking streaming catalogs abroad, pick a service with a large server network and reliable Netflix unblocking; and for saving money, one of the honest free tiers above will do. The full catalog above has filters by price, speed, and features, plus a dedicated page for every service with the details.

Prices, speed, and features are stated by the providers and may differ from current terms — check the provider's site. We don't sell or resell VPN access ourselves.

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