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20+ VPN free trials still available in 2019

Looking to sign up for a new VPN provider? You can trial these VPNs without paying a cent.

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While there are a number of quality paid VPNs, it seems the ol' faithful free trial is slowly becoming a thing of the past.

Some providers claim it's because of how easily a tool that's built to give you anonymity and security can be exploited and accessed for free. With that said, there are still a number of providers who still have faith in their user base and offer up free trials for as short as 24 hours and as long as 7 days.

We can offer all the advice and information in the world, but if you aren't sure what you're looking for, you really can't go past some hands-on experience with a free trial.

The VPNs listed below still offer free trials. So what are you waiting for? Take them for a spin.

Updated November 17th, 2019
Name Product Price p/month (Monthly) Equivalent price p/month (Annual) Free trial? Simultaneous logins Crypto payment? Recommended encryption
NordVPN
NordVPN
US$11.95
US$6.99
Yes
6
Yes
256-bit AES
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SpyOFF
SpyOFF
US$12.99
US$5.60
Yes
Unlimited
Yes
256-bit SSL
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CyberGhost
CyberGhost
$15.99
$6.69
Yes
7
Yes
256-bit AES
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VPN In Touch
VPN In Touch
US$9.99
US$2.50
Yes
3
No
Unspecified
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SaferVPN
SaferVPN
US$10.99
US$5.49
Yes
5
Yes
256-bit AES
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HideMyAss!
HideMyAss!
$16.99
$9.29
Yes
5
No
256-bit AES
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TorGuard
TorGuard
US$9.99
US$5.00
Yes
5
Yes
256-bit AES
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VyprVPN
VyprVPN
US$9.95
US$5.00
Yes
3
No
256-bit
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Unblock US
Unblock US
US$4.99
US$4.16
Yes
Unlimited (on the same local network)
No
Unspecified
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IBVPN
IBVPN
US$4.95
US$3.08
Yes
1
Yes
256-bit Blowfish
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How long will my free trial last?

Free trials usually range from a couple of hours to a couple of weeks. The most common free trial lengths are 24 hours, 3 days and 7 days, although providers like Blockless and TunnelBear offer their basic package free for life (with a handful of limitations).

Can I register for a free trial without a credit card?

Most VPN sites won’t ask for credit card information in order to activate a free trial; however, most will still ask for your email address to get started.

A few providers don’t ask for any personal information and instead provide a download link to an “.exe” file. You should take these sites with as large a grain of salt as the ones asking for credit card information. Without a powerful virus protection program active on your computer, you are accepting a lot of risk by blindly downloading .exe files.

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    shaneFebruary 20, 2019

    Is there a VPN I can use for free?

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      JeniFebruary 21, 2019Staff

      Hi Shane,

      Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.

      Currently, the list of VPNs we have would let you take advantage of their free trials. You may also check out this page to see VPN brands with longer trial period.

      I hope this helps.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

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