PrivadoVPN: 10 GB free every 30 days, ten paid connections, contracting entity updated
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Free tier and paid plan coverage
PrivadoVPN's free plan covers one simultaneous device. PrivadoVPN's current official free-plan page lists 10 GB of data every 30 days and access to 13 server locations. PrivadoVPN's current terms allow the free tier to be modified or discontinued at any time. Paid plans cover ten simultaneous connections. Platform support includes Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Fire TV. PrivadoVPN's plan comparison page documents the features available at each tier. The service supports multiple VPN protocols including WireGuard, IKEv2, and OpenVPN, as listed in its official documentation. Router setup information is available through PrivadoVPN's support resources.
Contracting entity and the pricing page mismatch
PrivadoVPN's terms of service, updated May 1, 2026, identify Privado Networks ehf in Iceland as the contracting entity. That revision records a transition from the prior Swiss contracting entity. The pricing page still uses Switzerland-based marketing language, so two official pages describe the company's location differently. The mismatch concerns company-location wording rather than the published device limits or free-plan allowance. The terms identify the Icelandic company, while the pricing page retains the older Swiss description. The May 2026 terms also set out the conditions governing paid and free accounts under the current contracting entity.
Terms, audit status, and privacy documentation
The current PrivadoVPN terms prohibit unlawful activity, malware, spam, network abuse, sexual exploitation of minors, infringement, and fraud. They describe PrivadoVPN as a conduit that does not monitor or control user traffic. PrivadoVPN's current site does not link to an independent no-logs or infrastructure audit report. Its privacy policy describes the data-handling practices used under the Icelandic contracting entity. That leaves the published terms and privacy policy as the primary documents for understanding account rules and data handling, without a separate third-party infrastructure assessment available from the provider's public pages. PrivadoVPN does not currently publish an independently commissioned no-logs audit report. Its privacy policy describes data handling under the Icelandic contracting entity, while the May 2026 terms identify Privado Networks ehf as that entity.
What the account limits mean
The free account's one-device limit is separate from its 10 GB allowance, which resets every 30 days according to the current free-plan page. Its 13 listed locations are also specific to the free tier. Paid accounts raise the simultaneous connection allowance to ten devices. The terms reserve PrivadoVPN's right to modify or discontinue the free service, so the free allowance is a plan condition rather than a permanent promise. PrivadoVPN provides applications for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Fire TV. Its published documentation lists WireGuard, IKEv2, and OpenVPN, while its support pages include router setup information. Those platform and protocol details apply independently of the company-location mismatch between the May 2026 terms and the pricing page. The current terms name Privado Networks ehf in Iceland; the pricing page retains Switzerland-based wording.
PrivadoVPN's free entry tier and ten paid connections are the practical selling points. The contracting entity is Iceland per the May 2026 terms, while the pricing page still uses Switzerland-based language. Current live terms name Privado Networks ehf in Iceland as the contracting entity. No published independent no-logs or infrastructure audit is linked from the current public site.