What you need to know
Overview
One of the few VPNs whose no-logs claim was tested in court.
Private Internet Access launched in 2010 and today serves crypto-native users looking for a vpn that feels built for them. At time of writing, the highlight offer is 83% off + 4 months free.
At a glance
Key data
- Overall score
- 8.3 / 10
- Founded
- 2010
- Price / month
- $2.03
- Countries
- 91
- No-logs audited
- Yes
- Accepts crypto
- Yes
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Refund window
- 30 days
Our take
Pros & cons
Pros
- Court-tested no-logs claim
- Unlimited devices
- Fully open-source apps
Cons
- US jurisdiction
- Kape Technologies ownership
Cross-checked online
Reviews & sources
Trustpilot (live)
4.6/ 5from 12,000 reviews
Independent sources we cross-checked
- PCMag reviewEditorial testing on speed, streaming and privacy.
- TechRadar ratingLong-form independent reviews and benchmarks.
- Reddit discussionUnfiltered community threads and complaints, sorted by top.
- Google news & reviewsLatest press coverage and independent reviews.
Aggregator scores drift daily. Numbers on this page reflect our last manual check on Jun 1, 2026. Follow the links above to see today's rating.
Our process
How we tested
Our rating for Private Internet Access combines four signals, each weighted per category and published in full on the methodology page:
- 40% hands-on testing by our team
- 25% aggregator consensus (Trustpilot, category sites)
- 20% price, fee and feature depth
- 15% incident history and transparency
We re-verify every vpn at least once per quarter. If a provider suspends operations, changes ownership, or fails an audit, we push a same-week update and note it in the changelog.
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