A security powerhouse with a huge server network and extra tools.
- Very fast NordLynx protocol
- Threat Protection blocks ads and malware
- Audited no-logs policy
- 6,400+ servers worldwide
VPN
VPNs with apps on both mobile, compared on how many devices one plan covers.
Hands-on tested No pay-to-play scores Updated September 29, 2026
A security powerhouse with a huge server network and extra tools.
Unlimited devices on one plan, outstanding value.
A straightforward VPN from the makers of TotalAV, with AES-256 encryption, a kill switch, DNS leak protection and servers in 50+ countries.
Swiss-based, open-source privacy from the team behind Proton Mail.
| # | Product | Score | Best for | Devices | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nord |
9.8/10 | Best Overall | 10 | $3.49 | Get 66% Off |
| 2 | Surfshark | 9.7/10 | Best Value | Unlimited | $2.49 | Get 84% Off |
| 3 | Total |
9.5/10 | Simplest to Use | Yes | $1.59 | Get 80% Off |
| 4 | Proton VPN | 9.4/10 | Best for Privacy | 10 | $3.49 | Get 64% Off |
| 5 | Private Internet Access | 9.2/10 | Most Devices | Unlimited | $1.79 | Get 85% Off |
| 6 | Cyber |
9.1/10 | Easiest for Beginners | 7 | $1.99 | Get 83% Off |
| 7 | Express |
8.9/10 | Best Apps | 8 | $2.99 | Get 77% Off |
All of these providers publish apps for both mobile, and one subscription covers your phone alongside everything else you own. What separates them is how many devices that is, what the logging policy says, and the price once the introductory term ends.
Scores are not pay to play. We install both the Mobile apps, use them as daily drivers, and compare the results. Affiliate relationships never change a ranking.
One plan, several devices. The phone is rarely the only thing on the account, so the simultaneous connection limit is the first thing to check: Surfshark and Private Internet Access allow unlimited, NordVPN and Proton VPN ten, ExpressVPN eight, CyberGhost seven.
A modern protocol costs noticeably less battery than the older ones, which is what makes leaving a VPN connected all day realistic on a phone. If you only want protection on untrusted networks, most apps can connect automatically on public wifi and stay off on your mobile network.
The same provider often ships slightly different features on each platform, and mobile in particular limits what a VPN app may do in the background. Reconnect behaviour after the phone sleeps is the practical difference to look for, and it is the thing we weigh most heavily.
Buying through an app store is convenient but usually more expensive than subscribing on the provider's own site, and it can make the refund window harder to use. Check both prices before you tap subscribe.
On public wifi it is worth having: it encrypts traffic others on the network could otherwise observe. On your mobile network the case is weaker, which is why most apps can connect automatically on wifi only.
Some, but with a modern protocol the cost is modest. Auto-connect rules that only engage on untrusted wifi keep the impact down.
The provider's own site is usually cheaper and makes the refund window easier to use. Compare both before subscribing.
Yes. Every provider here counts your phone as one of the simultaneous connections, and two of them allow unlimited devices on a single plan.
We installed the Mobile apps, used them daily, and compared reconnect behaviour, auto-connect rules, device limits and price. Prices were read from each vendor's own pricing page on the day of writing.
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