It comes with a range of VPN management tools, including an integrated management dashboard and centralized billing. If you’re looking for a VPN for your small business, the Teams plan costs $5.57 per user, per month (with a minimum of two users). You’ll have to shell out another $2.50 a month to use it. Those signing up to the three-year plan used to get the RememBear password manager thrown in for free, but sadly that promo is no more. As suggested by the name, this plan includes unlimited data, along with priority support. An annual plan will up the price to $4.99 a month, while if you choose to truly pay monthly, it’ll be $9.99 a month. In its free form it’s certainly not a great torrenting VPN.įortunately, you can upgrade to an Unlimited plan for just $3.33 per month with a three-year subscription. To put that into perspective, that’s really only enough to test the program out, as it equates to roughly six hours of browsing or around half an hour of standard-definition video streaming. It includes all the features found in the full version, but is capped at 500MB of data per month. You can get a basic free-forever option, an Unlimited plan that starts at $3.33 per month, and a Teams subscription that costs from $5.75 per month. There are three versions of TunnelBear available. Privacy policy: No logging Plans and pricing of simultaneously connected devices: Five Payment options: Credit card, PayPal, Bitcoin

Supported protocols: OpenVPN, IKEv2 (not user selectable)

Supported platforms: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux (limited) Streaming unblocking has been a big gripe in this round of testing, with almost everything unavailable to watch. TunnelBear has added a fair few new servers and locations since our last review, including Peru, South Korea, Cyprus, Portugal, Moldova, Colombia, Chile – and P2P is supported in every location.

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