OVPN review: locations, measurements, and prices

OVPN lists 32 locations in 20 countries. The list has no field that marks virtual locations. 32 locations have been measured: 24 match the listed country, and no conclusion is possible for 8. 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

32

Rank 13 of 13

Countries

20

Rank 13 of 13

Published endpoints

96

Measured

32

Server list source: a public list the provider does not document, last read on Nov 1, 2026²

At a glance

Countries

20

Lowest price per month

€4.22

Per month after the initial term

not stated

Money back

10 days

Devices at the same time

4–7

Provider website

1 advertising or analytics service (requested from the United States)

List marks virtual locations

no such field in the list

Based in

–not recorded

Apps for

Windows, macOS, Linux, iPhone/iPad, Android, Router Source

Features stated by the provider

streaming, ad and tracker blocker, multi-hop, port forwarding

Points in favor

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

Points against

• The provider's home page loads advertising or analytics services before anything is clicked: PostHog (1; requested from the United States).

Worth knowing

• The list has no field that marks virtual locations. It cannot be determined from the list whether the provider has any.
• 24 of 32 measured locations match the country they are listed under. No conclusion is possible for 8.
• The list is public, but the provider does not document it.
• 94 % of its locations are in networks that also host locations from other providers (7 networks in total).
• The pricing page does not state a price for the period after the initial term.
• The pricing page promises a refund within 10 days.
• According to the pricing page, one account can be used on up to 7 devices at the same time.

Its own website

On a visit, the home page www.ovpn.com loads 4 third-party services, 1 of them for advertising or analytics (requested from the United States, without clicks or consent).⁴

• PostHog · analytics
• Osano · consent banner
• Paddle · payment
• Stripe · payment
• Stripe · payment

Locations

Country	Locations	Network5	Status6
Austria	1	M247	matches the country
Australia	1	M247	matches the country
Canada	1	AMANAHA-NEW	matches the country
Switzerland	1	M247	matches the country
Germany	3	KEYWEB-AS, M247, CDNEXT	matches the country matches the country matches the country
Denmark	1	M247	matches the country
Spain	1	M247	matches the country
Finland	1	glesys.com	matches the country
France	1	M247	matches the country
United Kingdom	1	M247	matches the country
Italy	1	ASSEFLOW	matches the country
Japan	1	M247	matches the country
Netherlands	1	Obehosting AB	matches the country
Norway	1	Obehosting AB	matches the country
Poland	1	CDNEXT	matches the country
Romania	1	M247	matches the country
Sweden	4	Obehosting AB	no conclusion possible matches the country matches the country matches the country
Singapore	1	M247	matches the country
Ukraine	1	CDNEXT	matches the country
United States	8	CDNEXT, M247	no conclusion possible no conclusion possible no conclusion possible no conclusion possible matches the country no conclusion possible no conclusion possible no conclusion possible

Pending: not measured yet. So far, 32 of 32 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 November 1, 2026.