About VPN Маркетплейс

VPN Маркетплейс is a catalog and comparison service for VPN providers. We don't sell VPN access and we're not a middleman between you and a provider: you always subscribe directly on the provider's own site.

The site helps you quickly compare prices, platforms, claimed speed, and features across providers in one place, and pick a service for a specific task — Netflix, torrenting, or anonymity, for example.

Each service's specs (price, platforms, server count, logging policy, claimed speed) are stated by the provider itself — from its official site or public documentation. We don't run our own lab speed tests or our own no-logs audits.

If a provider has undergone an independent no-logs policy audit (for example, NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or Surfshark), that's noted separately in the service description as the fact that such an audit was published — not as our own assessment.

"Site is up" status and response latency are the only metrics we measure ourselves: an automated check regularly requests the provider's site and times the response. That shows whether the provider's site is alive right now, not the quality or speed of the VPN tunnel itself.

New providers are added to the list on a regular basis, and site-availability checks run automatically on a schedule. That said, providers can change prices and terms faster than we can track — always check the current terms on the provider's own site before paying.

The catalog and every tool on the site (IP check, WebRTC test, blocklist check, VPN matcher) are free and require no signup.

Some links to provider sites may be affiliate links — following one and later paying for a subscription may earn us a small commission from the provider. That doesn't affect your price at all. When you sort by price, speed, rating, or VPNmarket Score, the order is based only on that data.

We don't publish paid reviews and we don't take money for a listing or a higher position in the catalog.

Reviews on provider pages can be posted anonymously, with no account required — we don't verify that the author actually used the service, so treat them as opinions rather than confirmed purchases.

If you spot an inaccuracy on a provider's card — an out-of-date price, feature set, or audit status — you can report it through the form on that service's page.