AirVPN review: locations, measurements, and prices

AirVPN lists 39 locations in 23 countries. The list has no field that marks virtual locations. 39 locations have been measured: 28 match the listed country, and no conclusion is possible for 11. No measured location was found to have its server outside the listed country. This is not an app or speed test. The review uses the data in the archive: server lists, measurements, networks, and stated prices.¹

Locations

39

Rank 12 of 13

Countries

23

Rank 12 of 13

Published endpoints

250

Measured

39

Server list source: a list the provider documents, last read on Oct 31, 2026²

At a glance

Countries

23

Lowest price per month

–not collected

Per month after the initial term

–not collected

Money back

–not recorded

Devices at the same time

–not recorded

Provider website

–The provider's website has not been checked.

List marks virtual locations

no such field in the list

Based in

–not recorded

Apps for

Windows, macOS, Linux, iPhone/iPad, Android, TV (Android TV, Fire TV), Router Source

Points in favor

• The provider documents its server list for third-party use.

Points against

By this site's rules, the data so far gives no point against the provider.

Worth knowing

• The list has no field that marks virtual locations. It cannot be determined from the list whether the provider has any.
• 28 of 39 measured locations match the country they are listed under. No conclusion is possible for 11.
• 95 % of its locations are in networks that also host locations from other providers (14 networks in total).
• The provider's website has not been checked.

Locations

Country	Locations	Network3	Status4
Austria	1	M247	matches the country
Belgium	1	M247	matches the country
Bulgaria	1	M247	matches the country
Brazil	1	M247	no conclusion possible
Canada	3	M247, AMANAHA-NEW, TZULO and 1 more	matches the country matches the country no conclusion possible
Switzerland	1	M247	no conclusion possible
Czechia	1	M247	matches the country
Germany	2	M247, NETROUTING-AS	matches the country matches the country
Estonia	1	ESTNOC-GLOBAL	matches the country
Spain	2	M247	matches the country matches the country
United Kingdom	2	M247	matches the country matches the country
Ireland	1	M247	matches the country
Japan	1	M247	matches the country
Latvia	1	RIXHOST	matches the country
Netherlands	2	GLOBALLAYER, NETROUTING-AS	matches the country matches the country
Norway	1	M247	matches the country
New Zealand	1	SiteHost New Zealand, 5G NETWORK OPERATIONS PTY LTD	matches the country
Romania	1	NETROUTING-AS, M247	matches the country
Serbia	1	M247	matches the country
Sweden	1	ALTUS, NETROUTING-AS	matches the country
Singapore	1	M247	matches the country
Taiwan	1	Gigabit Hosting Sdn Bhd	no conclusion possible
United States	11	DEDICATED, TZULO, QUINTEX and 2 more	no conclusion possible no conclusion possible no conclusion possible no conclusion possible matches the country matches the country no conclusion possible matches the country no conclusion possible no conclusion possible matches the country

Pending: not measured yet. So far, 39 of 39 locations have been measured; a full round takes a few days.

Countries per VPN provider: listed and virtual-only

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As of October 31, 2026.