IVPN cost 2026: price of every plan and term

From$5.00per month for Standard · 12 months
Money back30 days
Devices5
JurisdictionGibraltar
Latest audit2025Cure53

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$5.00 per month for Standard · 12 months, $60.00 up front
Renewal: then $60.00 / year
30-day refund · terms

In short

Weaknesses

Weakness: Streaming (as stated by the provider): not offered also missing at Mullvad VPN
Weakness: 5 devices at once, fewer than most providers

Only at IVPN

Portmaster Pro: Application firewall with per-app rules; includes SPN, a multi-hop onion network.

Plans

IVPN sells 3 plans. The VPN itself is the same in each; the more expensive plans add other services.

Advertised prices · Belgium Show prices for another country Currency

The provider's pricing page does not say whether these amounts include VAT.

What is included
	Standard	Plus	Pro Suite
1 month	$6.00/mo	$8.00/mo	$10.00/mo
12 months	$5.00/mo$60.00 up front then $5.00/mo · $60.00 / year	$6.67/mo$80.00 up front then $6.67/mo · $80.00 / year	$8.33/mo$100.00 up front then $8.33/mo · $100.00 / year
Email aliases (masked email)Mailx	No	Yes	Yes

In every plan: VPN (IVPN), Ad blocking (AntiTracker, modDNS), Tracker blocking (AntiTracker, modDNS), Blocking of malicious websites (AntiTracker, modDNS)

In no plan: Dedicated IP address, Antivirus (scans files on the device), Password manager, Data breach alerts, Encrypted cloud storage, Data removal from data brokers, Identity theft insurance

Footnotes and notes on the plans

IVPN · all plans — The VPN service itself, the same in every plan; Standard and Plus cover 5 devices, Pro Suite 10.
AntiTracker · all plans — DNS-based blocker for ads, adware, malicious websites and data-harvesting trackers, with configurable blocklists.
modDNS · Plus, Pro Suite — A separate encrypted, filtered DNS service that blocks ads, trackers and malicious domains, with detailed control over what is blocked.
Mailx · Plus, Pro Suite — Email aliasing: a unique address per service that hides your real address.
Portmaster Pro · Pro Suite — Application firewall with per-app rules; includes SPN, a multi-hop onion network. — Linux and Windows only.
Team licensing — The provider offers team licensing for its VPN-only plans, via a separate page. — VPN-only plans; central management is not confirmed.
IVPN voucher card — Physical voucher card (Amazon US, ProxyStore DE) or digital voucher (ProxyStore), for 2 years Standard or 1 year Pro
Vulnerability reporting — A published page on how to report security flaws, by email to IVPN's security mailbox.

The pricing page lists no antivirus, password manager, breach alerts, cloud storage, data removal or identity insurance in any IVPN plan.
Standard and Plus cover 5 devices, Pro Suite 10.
Mailx, modDNS and Portmaster are separate services that you activate after purchase.
"Included" means the provider lists the feature in that plan; we have not tested it.
Monthly amounts for the yearly plans are our own division of the yearly price.

Plans last checked on October 9, 2026.

Price and refund

Price per month by term

Standard

1 month$6.00 per month

12 months$5.00 per month

Plus

1 month$8.00 per month

12 months$6.67 per month

Pro Suite

1 month$10.00 per month

12 months$8.33 per month

Price history IVPN Standard

1 month: now $6.00 per month
12 months: now $5.00 per month

Dates and amounts (26 days with a reading)

Term	Period	first term	after renewal
1 month	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$6.00	–
12 months	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$5.00	–

Only 26 days of tracking so far: too short to say anything about the lowest price.

Price history IVPN Plus

1 month: now $8.00 per month
12 months: now $6.67 per month

Dates and amounts (26 days with a reading)

Term	Period	first term	after renewal
1 month	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$8.00	–
12 months	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$6.67	–

Only 26 days of tracking so far: too short to say anything about the lowest price.

Price history IVPN Pro Suite

1 month: now $10.00 per month
12 months: now $8.33 per month

Dates and amounts (26 days with a reading)

Term	Period	first term	after renewal
1 month	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$10.00	–
12 months	8 Oct – 2 Nov · 26 days	$8.33	–

Only 26 days of tracking so far: too short to say anything about the lowest price.

About these prices

Advertised prices for the standard VPN plan; they vary by country, currency and tax, so confirm at checkout.

Plan: IVPN Standard. A 1-week term is also offered at $2. Higher tiers: IVPN Plus ($8/month, $80/year) and IVPN Pro Suite ($10/month, $100/year, 10 devices).

Money back and trial

Refund period: 30 days Full refund within 30 days of payment; once per account and per customer; IVPN Light purchases are non-refundable; cash and voucher payments are not refunded and App Store purchases are refunded by Apple; no prorated refunds
Free plan: No No free plan or free trial; the help page points to the paid 1-week plan and the 30-day money-back guarantee instead
Retail purchase: Also sold as a physical voucher card on Amazon US and at ProxyStore (Germany), or as a digital voucher in the ProxyStore online shop; one card gives 2 years of Standard or 1 year of Pro, for a new or existing account. Voucher purchases are non-refundable
Price record: $5.00 / month (IVPN Standard, 12 months): no change since we started following it on October 8, 2026. Offers and price history

Company and trust

Operating company: IVPN Limited
Jurisdiction: Gibraltar — registered seat per its own terms or privacy policy
Governing law of the terms: none named in the terms
Parent company: none stated by the provider
Open-source apps: Yes
Anonymous payment: crypto: Yes · cash: Yes
Runs an affiliate programme: No

Independent audits

2025 · Cure53 — Mailx and modDNS services
2024 · Cure53 — web UI, backend, API and web infrastructure
2023 · Cure53 — VPN gateway infrastructure

Older audits (1)

2022 · Cure53 — apps on all platforms

An audit describes a scope at a point in time. Read the linked report for what was and was not examined.

Features

Devices at once: 5
Protocols: WireGuard, OpenVPN, IPSec
Official apps: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Linux: graphical app: Yes · command line: Yes · downloadable WireGuard/OpenVPN configs: Yes
Network: Countries: 41 · Servers: 89 · RAM-only servers: No

Connection Yes 21No 4Unknown 8

VPNEncrypted tunnel that routes your internet traffic through the provider's servers.	YesIVPN
WireGuard protocolThe apps can connect with WireGuard or a protocol the provider says is built on it.	YesWireGuard, OpenVPN or IPSec
OpenVPN protocolThe apps can connect with OpenVPN.	YesWireGuard, OpenVPN or IPSec
IKEv2/IPsec protocolThe apps can connect with IKEv2 or IPsec.	YesWireGuard, OpenVPN or IPSec
Other or own protocolA protocol besides WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2, often developed by the provider itself.	Not mentioned
Kill switchBlocks internet traffic when the VPN connection drops, so nothing leaves outside the tunnel.	YesKillswitch / Firewall — Listed for macOS, Windows, Linux and Android, not for iOS.
Always-on kill switchAn optional setting that also blocks the internet when you disconnect yourself or the app is not running; you only get online through the VPN.	YesKillswitch / Firewall — Listed for macOS, Windows, Linux and Android, not for iOS.
Split tunnelingLets you choose which apps or sites use the VPN and which use your normal connection.	YesSplit tunneling — Windows, Linux and Android only.
Multi-hop (two VPN servers in a row)Routes traffic through two VPN servers instead of one.	YesMulti-hop
Obfuscation (hides that you use a VPN)Makes VPN traffic look like ordinary traffic, for networks that block VPNs.	YesV2Ray and obfs4 obfuscation
Port forwardingOpens a port on the VPN address so others can reach a service on your device.	No
Dedicated IP addressA fixed IP address that only you use, instead of one shared with other customers.	No
Dedicated VPN serverA whole VPN server reserved for you alone, usually as a paid option; more than a dedicated IP address.	Not mentioned
P2P / torrenting allowedThe provider allows peer-to-peer traffic, on all servers or on designated ones.	YesP2P / BitTorrent — IVPN asks customers to avoid servers in the USA for P2P, including USA exit servers on Multi-hop.
Tor over VPNServers that pass your traffic on into the Tor network without a separate Tor browser.	Not mentioned
Private network between your own devicesConnects your own devices directly to each other through encrypted tunnels, wherever they are.	Not mentioned
IPv6 inside the tunnelIPv6 traffic goes through the VPN rather than being blocked or left outside it.	YesIPv6 over IPv4 — WireGuard only. Connecting to the servers over IPv6 is under development, according to IVPN.
Post-quantum encryptionThe key exchange uses an algorithm designed to resist future quantum computers.	YesQuantum-resistant WireGuard
Own DNS serversDNS lookups are answered by the provider's own servers inside the tunnel.	YesPrivate non-logging DNS servers
Smart DNSA DNS service for devices that cannot run a VPN app, such as some TVs and consoles; it does not encrypt traffic.	Not mentioned
Auto-connectThe app connects by itself at start-up or when you join an unknown or unsecured network.	YesTrusted Wi-Fi networks
Automatic server choiceThe app picks the fastest or best server for you with one click, so you do not have to choose a location yourself.	Not mentioned
Leak protection (DNS, IPv6, WebRTC)The provider names protection against DNS, IPv6 or WebRTC leaks, so these do not reveal your own IP address outside the tunnel.	YesDNS, IPv6 and disconnection leak protection
Custom DNS serverYou can set another DNS server in the app instead of the provider's DNS.	YesCustom DNS servers, with DoH
Local network accessA setting that keeps devices on your own network, such as a printer or NAS, reachable while the VPN is connected.	YesAllow LAN traffic
Pause VPNSwitches the VPN off for a set time; it reconnects by itself afterwards.	YesPause VPN — Not on iOS.
Automatic WireGuard key rotationThe app replaces the WireGuard key by itself at regular intervals.	YesWireGuard privacy controls
Perfect forward secrecyThe encryption keys change regularly, so one cracked key does not unlock earlier or later traffic.	YesPerfect forward secrecy
Static IP addressYou get the same IP address at every connection; unlike a dedicated IP, the address may be shared with other customers.	No
IP rotationYou get a new IP address without disconnecting from the VPN, automatically every few minutes or with one click.	Not mentioned
GPS location spoofingThe GPS location that apps or the browser see is set to the location of the VPN server.	Not mentioned
SOCKS5 proxyA proxy you set up in a single app (for example a browser or torrent client) to send only that app's traffic via the provider.	YesSOCKS5 proxy service
Streaming (as stated by the provider)The provider says the plan works with streaming services or labels servers for streaming; we have not tested which services work.	No

Blocking Yes 3Unknown 2

Ad blockingBlocks advertisements while the VPN is on.	YesAntiTrackermodDNS
Tracker blockingBlocks known tracking domains.	YesAntiTrackermodDNS
Blocking of malicious websitesBlocks access to websites known for malware or phishing.	YesAntiTrackermodDNS
Parental controlsFilters that block adult or other unsuitable categories of websites, which you switch on yourself.	Not mentioned
Cookie pop-up blockingHides cookie consent pop-ups on websites.	Not mentioned

Privacy and trust Yes 7No 1Unknown 1

RAM-only serversServers run without hard disks, so nothing is kept after a reboot.	No
Independent auditA named outside firm audited the no-logs policy, the infrastructure or the apps, and the provider published the result.	YesIndependent security audits
Open-source appsThe source code of the apps is public.	YesOpen-source clients
Payment with cryptocurrencyYou can pay with at least one cryptocurrency.	YesCash, Monero, Bitcoin accepted
Payment in cashYou can pay with cash, by post or through a voucher bought in a shop.	YesCash, Monero, Bitcoin accepted
Account without an email addressYou can sign up without giving an email address or other personal details.	YesNo email required
Bug bounty programmeThe provider pays outside researchers who report security flaws.	Not mentioned
Vulnerability disclosure programmeA published way for outside researchers to report security flaws, with rules for how the provider handles them; with or without a reward.	YesVulnerability reporting
Transparency reportThe provider publishes how many requests for user data it received from authorities and what it handed over.	YesTransparency reports and warrant canary

Identity and device Yes 1No 6Unknown 1

Antivirus (scans files on the device)Software that scans files and downloads on the device itself for malware.	No
Password managerStores and fills in your passwords across devices.	No
Email aliases (masked email)Generated addresses that forward to your real mailbox, so you do not have to give out your own address.	In: Plus, Pro SuiteMailx
Data breach alertsWarns you when your email address or other details turn up in a known data breach.	No
Encrypted cloud storageOnline file storage that is encrypted before upload.	No
Data removal from data brokersThe provider sends removal requests to data brokers on your behalf.	No
Identity theft insuranceInsurance cover for costs after identity theft or online fraud; often limited to certain countries.	No
Travel eSIM includedA travel eSIM with a limited amount of mobile data comes with the plan; amount and validity differ per provider.	Not mentioned

Apps and devices Yes 10Unknown 4

Windows appThe provider has its own app for Windows.	YesOpen-source clients
macOS appThe provider has its own app for macOS.	YesOpen-source clients
Linux appThe provider has its own client for Linux (graphical or command line).	YesOpen-source clients
Linux app with graphical interfaceThe Linux client has a graphical interface, not only a command line.	YesOpen-source clients
Linux command-line clientThe Linux client can be controlled from the command line.	YesOpen-source clients
Manual configuration files (WireGuard/OpenVPN)You can download configuration files and connect with a standard WireGuard or OpenVPN client instead of the provider's app.	YesWireGuard config file generator
Android appThe provider has its own app for Android phones and tablets.	YesOpen-source clients
iPhone and iPad appThe provider has its own app for iOS and iPadOS.	YesOpen-source clients
Android TV appThe provider has its own app for Android TV / Google TV.	Not mentioned
Fire TV appThe provider has its own app for Amazon Fire TV.	Not mentioned
Apple TV appThe provider has its own app for Apple TV (tvOS).	Not mentioned
Browser extensionAn extension for at least one browser; it usually protects only the traffic of that browser.	Not mentioned
Router supportThe provider has a router app or documents how to set the VPN up on a router.	YesRouter and NAS deployment support
Simultaneous devicesHow many devices may be connected at the same time on one subscription.	5

Network Yes 3No 1Unknown 1

Countries with serversThe number of countries the provider says it offers server locations in.	41
ServersThe number of servers the provider states.	89
10 Gbit/s serversThe provider states that servers have 10 Gbit/s connections.	Not mentioned
Servers owned by the providerThe provider owns at least part of its server hardware instead of renting everything.	No
Virtual locations disclosedThe provider says which locations are virtual, meaning the server physically stands in another country.	YesNo virtual servers

Subscription and service Yes 4No 2Unknown 2

Free planA plan you can keep using without paying, with limits.	No
Free trialA trial of the paid plan for a limited time; we note whether payment details are required.	No
Sold as a code or gift card in shopsThe provider says its subscription is sold through retailers (physical or online shops such as Amazon) as an activation code, voucher or gift card.	YesIVPN voucher card
Student discountThe provider offers students (sometimes also other groups such as teachers) a discount on top of or instead of its usual price, usually after verifying your status.	Not mentioned
Money-back guarantee (days)The number of days within which you can ask for a refund, with the conditions from the terms.	30
Live chat supportYou can reach support through live chat; we note the hours when the provider states them.	Not mentioned
Unlimited dataThe provider states there is no data cap on the plan.	YesNo bandwidth limit
Business or team planThe provider sells a separate offer for teams or businesses with central management; it is not part of the consumer plans.	YesTeam licensing — VPN-only plans; central management is not confirmed.

Only at IVPN 1

Portmaster Pro — Application firewall with per-app rules; includes SPN, a multi-hop onion network. Linux and Windows only.

Caveats about this data (13)

Server figure is '89 gateways across 58 locations' in 41 countries.
Pricing page states 'We don't offer port forwarding'.
Homepage states the affiliate programme was closed.
A 2026 Cure53 audit was announced for July 2026; no result post was found.
Ad/tracker blocking is called AntiTracker.
Kill switch is listed for macOS, Windows, Linux and Android.
Crypto: Bitcoin and Monero.
Manual WireGuard setup guide exists (ivpn.net) but downloadable config files were not confirmed.
Router and NAS are setup guides, not apps.
Android: on 8 October 2026 the Android page said 'IVPN for Android is temporarily unavailable on Google Play.
Existing installs keep working.
Download the .APK or use Accrescent instead.' (ivpn.net).
We have not published speed or leak measurements for this provider yet. Until we do, this page contains sourced facts only and no score. How we work

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