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Transparent, community-driven VPN tools.

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Techlore VPN Reviews

Transparent, community-driven VPN tools.

Our goal is to give users the tools to make educated decisions on what makes a VPN 'good', and what they realistically accomplish. To view our full VPN ToolKit Click Here

How to Contribute

VPN Chart

Our VPN Chart is open source and we want every VPN on it. To make this possible, we encourage individuals (or even VPN companies) to:

  • Look for mistakes, please find & report them!
  • Add missing data
  • Add new services

The chart is in a CSV format. It's recommended to copy/paste the header row and go through each column to fill in the necessary data. Feel free to refer to other VPNs for help. If you don't know what something means, just leave it blank! You can submit just a single data point if you wanted--this is a community project. The chart will improve with time to be more intuitive and easier to use. We thank our early contributors in dealing with its limitations.

Spread the Word

There aren't many legitimate VPN resources on the internet. In fact, many resources pay huge sums of money for SEO to outrank legitimate resources. To help combat this, we ask users to share this project as much as possible. Word of mouth is how we rely on spreading this project to as many people as possible.

Affiliate Plans & Sponsorships

This readme is brought to you buy NordVPN... NOT

Sponsorships can be fine, but they've led to massive amounts of misinformation, fake and/or biased reviews, & other...questionable practices.

We have not and will never be sponsored by a VPN provider. Period.

We implement an entirely opt-in, affiliate model with extremely limited services we feel comfortable having plans with. There will always be a clearly labeled standard & affiliate link for users to know where they're located, and these never influece the chart. To view more information about our affiliate protocols, check them out here.

What Happened to VPN Reviews?

As of February 5, 2022 our review protocol is being phased out. We no longer feel individual VPN reviews are beneficial to our audience. Rather than individually reviewing every VPN service, we've opted for a chart with objective data points so users can visually see where each service excels. If you want your data on the chart, please contribute to the chart.

Do I Need a VPN?

Depends on your use-case, threat model, and what you’re trying to gain. We recommend the following resources covering VPNs and their use case:

Are You a VPN Provider? (FAQ)

'We Can Offer You...'

We don't care about affiliate rates (or if you have one at all) to get your service on the chart. Invest your time into contributing your data to the chart instead, it's open source and the only reason your service isn't there is because no one has submitted the data.

'We want to sponsor a...'

We don't accept any form of VPN sponsors on our videos or website. View more information here.

'So How Do I Get a Review?'

We generally don't do individual reviews of VPNs anymore. If something intrigues us enough that we feel deserves a review, it will be considered. But VPNs are pretty simple tools that don't generally need dedicated reviews anymore.

This project is licensed under the CC0 V1 License.

Note that the project description data, including the texts, logos, images, and/or trademarks, for each open source project belongs to its rightful owner. If you wish to add or remove any projects, please contact us at [email protected].