Last Updated: Aug 3, 2025 ProXPN is a small and relatively unknown provider that’s been around since 2009, but despite its limitations, ProXPN passes as pretty recent provider within the average spectrum. Although ProXPN uses very powerful encryption keys (2048-bit encryption) to secure your VPN connection and supports OpenVPN protocol, however, they also use 512-bit key for the cipher which can be a liability. Nonetheless, you shouldn’t be worried about any kind of exposure while connected to the Internet, thanks to VPN Guard, a kill switch implemented within Windows and Mac OS ProXPN clients. On the sunshine side, ProXPN takes good advantage of its location in the Netherlands, unlike some other providers in the same region, and follows a strict no logging policy. Despite having a small number of servers in only 15 locations, ProXPN’s servers are scattered across 4 large continents. However, covering remote locations in Asia, Australia and the Americas comes at the cost of speed, which isn’t a strong point for this provider. Yes, you will be able to access more geo-restricted services even in China, but at low speeds. Further, popular streaming services such as Hulu, Netflix, and BBC iPlayer can’t be accessed with ProXPN. As a premium user, you’ll get more benefits from ProXPN such as two protocols (OpenVPN and PPTP), access to all server locations, and uncapped speed, P2P/torrenting, customer support as well as VPN for Android and iOS. By adhering to ProXPN’s Basic free VPN plan, you will not be able to fully utilize its features, such as accessing their US server and being limited to a speed of 300kbps, among other imposed restrictions. The company also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and very good customer support.
