AirVPN

AirVPN is a privacy-focused VPN service built on OpenVPN and WireGuard protocols, operated by activists to support net neutrality, privacy, and anti-censorship efforts. It creates an encrypted tunnel that prevents ISPs, governments, or third parties from monitoring user communications, allowing users to browse anonymously, hide their IP address, and bypass restrictions such as censorship and geo-blocking.

They provide strong security features including AES-256-GCM or CHACHA20-POLY1305 encryption, 4096-bit RSA and Diffie-Hellman keys, Perfect Forward Secrecy, and no logging of user activity. The service supports OpenVPN over SSH, SSL, and Tor, internal DNS, port forwarding, and allows all protocols including P2P without discrimination. Additional features include no traffic limits, unlimited server switching, five simultaneous connections, and no requirement for personal information during signup.

And the best part? They offer paid plans starting from $2.34 for 3 days, $8.19/month, approximately $17.55 for 3 months, $33.93 for 6 months, $57.33/year, approximately $92.43 for 2 years, and $115.83 for 3 years.