Windscribe has
1-Year Windscribe VPN Pro Plan Subscription on sale for
$29.
Note: Billed $29 USD every 12 months.
Thanks to Community Member
BluegrassPicker for finding this deal.
Features:
- Servers in over 69 countries and 112 cities
- Blocks IPs and domains (ads) of your choice on all devices
- No Identifying Logs
- Strongest Encryption
- Config Generators
- ScribeForce
- Static IPs
- Port Forwarding
- Split Tunneling
- & More
Top Comments
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Stay like the plague away from the half dozen or so VPNs owned by Kape Technologies which is Israeli, enough said. E.g. PIA, Cyberghost, ExpressVPN etc.
Windscribe for me rock solid. 👍
Not sure why the down votes. Why are people pissed at a thing now?
Only annoyance that happened (this year or last, can't remember) was when one of my Wireguard locations in my state got offlined without notice when it was my primary location for one of my WAN VPN Gateways in pfSense. Ended up setting up redundant locations to load balance and prevent an outage like that from handicapping me and am kicking myself for not doing that earlier since it maxed out my download speeds for my Linux ISO torrent client (only usenet was downloading full speed with the 1 VPN location).
Tl;DR: Sounds like a you problem?
Community Reviews
Windscribe Pro is a feature-rich VPN that stands out for solid speeds, stable long-term use, and a very configurable setup. The service works well on Linux, NAS, Docker, laptop, and iPhone setups, and several long-running plans have stayed reliable for years, even under heavy monthly usage. Support is described as responsive enough to help with logs and long-term fixes, though customer service can feel limited at times. The main drawback is that some setups have seen frequent disconnects or a location going offline, so it is strongest for users who want flexibility and can troubleshoot when needed.
Heavy downloaders who need good throughput, because it has handled multi-terabyte monthly usage with good speeds.
Long-term VPN users who want a set-and-forget connection, because it has stayed reliable for years with only minor hiccups.
Remote workers who need a VPN they can leave running for years, because it can stay stable on always-on devices like a NAS or laptop.
Power users who want lots of configuration options, because it offers many settings and keeps adding features.
People who need a VPN that never drops the connection, because it can disconnect daily and may require manual reconnects.
Users who want hands-off support when something breaks, because support can be slow to explain disconnects and may leave you troubleshooting yourself.
People relying on a single VPN endpoint for critical routing, because a location can go offline without notice and interrupt service.
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The service is solid, support is responsive, and they offer every possible option you can think of. Constantly adding more. It's a nerd's paradise.
I first signed up for Windscribe about 9 years ago. Originally on a free plan, and then was offered an upgrade to premium at an unbeatable rate. Unless something better comes along I have no reason to leave!
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