€5/mo
Starting price
~$5.83, one flat plan (PCMag)
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Free the internet from mass surveillance and censorship. Fight for privacy with Mullvad VPN and Mullvad Browser.
Worth it
Worth itBuy if personal privacy is your top priority: anonymous signup, no-logs, open-source client, and a cheap flat price.
Flat €5/mo, no-logs, anonymous accounts: a top pick for privacy purists; wrong for free-tier hunters or port-forwarding users.
€5/mo
Starting price
~$5.83, one flat plan (PCMag)
5 devices
Devices covered
per 12-month subscription
No
Free tier
paid only; 10% crypto discount
Bootstrapped
Funding
no outside funding raised (Tracxn)
Flat €5/month, no upsells
GUI described as very simple
Bare-bones; port forwarding removed
No-logs, RAM-only, open source; CVEs patched
€5/month (~$5.83)
Privacy-first: no-logs, RAM-only, open-source; survived a search warrant without data exposure, but several CVEs have shipped.
Users praise the simple GUI, cheap gimmick-free pricing, and privacy focus, while some criticize removed port forwarding and call it overrated.
“No pricing or extras gimmicks.”
“Ok, I asked for refund because of port forwarding”
“Run this VPN for 2 months on Win10”
Compare Mullvad VPN with each alternative.
Named a solid Mullvad alternative with more features
Mullvad VPN vs Proton VPNPrivacy-first pick for Mullvad defectors
Mullvad VPN vs iVPNMainstream choice; Mullvad listed as its European alternative
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