Open-source VPN apps 2026: 5 services compared

VPN services from our ranking whose apps are open source, so anyone can inspect what the software does. Listed in Score order with the key facts.

Best VPN services 2026: independent ranking

  1. 1

    Proton VPN

    85/100
    No-logs policy independently audited
    Yes
    Jurisdiction
    Switzerland
    Server countries
    140
    Simultaneous devices
    10
    Best price per month (long plan)
    $3.49
    • No-logs policy verified by an independent audit
    • Servers in 100+ countries
    • Many devices on one account
    • Recently audited by a third party
  2. 3

    Private Internet Access

    78/100
    No-logs policy independently audited
    Yes
    Jurisdiction
    United States
    Server countries
    113
    Simultaneous devices
    Unlimited
    Best price per month (long plan)
    $2.03
    • Highly rated in the App Store
    • Low price on long plans
    • No-logs policy verified by an independent audit
    • Servers in 100+ countries
  3. 7

    IVPN

    65/100
    No-logs policy independently audited
    Yes
    Jurisdiction
    Gibraltar
    Server countries
    41
    Simultaneous devices
    5
    Best price per month (long plan)
    $3.89
    • No-logs policy verified by an independent audit
    • Based outside the Five/Fourteen Eyes alliances
    • Publishes a transparency report
    • Open-source apps anyone can inspect
  4. 9

    Windscribe

    63/100
    No-logs policy independently audited
    Not verified
    Jurisdiction
    Canada
    Server countries
    69
    Simultaneous devices
    Unlimited
    Best price per month (long plan)
    $5.75
    • Many devices on one account
    • RAM-only servers: data is wiped on every reboot
    • Publishes a transparency report
    • Has a free plan
  5. 11

    Mullvad

    55/100
    No-logs policy independently audited
    Not verified
    Jurisdiction
    Sweden
    Server countries
    50
    Simultaneous devices
    5
    Best price per month (long plan)
    $5.57
    • Recently audited by a third party
    • RAM-only servers: data is wiped on every reboot
    • Open-source apps anyone can inspect