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VPN Oxide review

#58 of 88 in VPN Services

A straightforward VPN with WireGuard, unlimited bandwidth, and five connections.

3.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

VPN Oxide is a paid consumer VPN from Software Intelligence LTD, operated from Cyprus. It is aimed at individuals who want private browsing, unlimited bandwidth, and support for up to five simultaneous connections. Apps and access are available on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Chrome. WireGuard is the default encryption protocol, with OpenVPN and IKEv2 available as alternatives. P2P and torrent traffic is permitted on every server, while a kill switch, DNS leak protection, private DNS resolvers, and split tunneling cover common privacy and connection-control needs.

Pricing is organized by term. The three-year plan is €4.99 per month with annual billing and adds priority high-speed servers, ad and malware blocking, and a dedicated IP option. The two-year plan is €5.99 per month with annual billing and includes high-speed servers, no activity logs, five devices, and ad and malware blocking. The one-year plan is €6.99 per month with annual billing and includes high-speed servers, no activity logs, and five devices. Shorter terms cost €7.99 per month for six months, €8.99 for three months, or €9.99 for one month, with high-speed servers and no activity logs.

Privacy coverage is broad in the feature list: the service states that it keeps no activity, traffic, DNS, or connection IP logs. That position rests on vendor claims rather than an independent no-logs audit. The service's main appeal is its focused combination of unlimited bandwidth, five connections, WireGuard, P2P support, and practical controls across major desktop, mobile, and browser platforms. Choose VPN Oxide for a simple paid VPN with flexible terms and core privacy tools; consider an alternative if independent audit evidence or broader documented server coverage is a priority.

VPN Oxide pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2 connection options
    • Unlimited bandwidth with P2P allowed on every server
    • Kill switch, private DNS, and split tunneling included
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • No independent no-logs audit is published
    • Dedicated IP is limited to the three-year plan

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