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www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingTunnel (hosted): VPN with residential and data center exit addresses run by independent node operatorsegress/mysterium-vpnJSONcomparereport an error

Free allowance
No free plan. The pricing page shows, per 2-year term, Basic '$59.77', Plus '$54.94' and Pro '$93.37'; the monthly plan starts at '$12.99/mo' per the FAQ.
Verdict
paidno free allowance; listed for its price
Cost
no price statedsee Price below
Identity
emailno card, no phone
Binding limit
noneno named constraint binds
Evidence
documented17 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05
Free tierNo free plan. The pricing page shows, per 2-year term, Basic '$59.77', Plus '$54.94' and Pro '$93.37'; the monthly plan starts at '$12.99/mo' per the FAQ. A 1-year term is named in the page's term toggle ('Monthly1-Year2-Year') but its price is not in the page read: unverified: the 1-year price is behind the term toggle.
unit none; metered on none; The visible default term is 2 years; every plan card lists a 30-day money-back guarantee. Plus is the cheapest plan that lists '7,500+ residential IPs' and 10 devices.
PriceUSD 54.94 billed every 2 years for Plus (USD 59.77 for Basic); a subscription price, not a per-TB price
Limits
  • volume-quota none published: 'unlimited data. You don't pay per GB.' source
  • per-ip-shaping exits are home connections of independent node operators ('Our 7,500+ residential IPs come from independent node operators who explicitly agreed to take part'), so speed and availability depend on the node chosen source
Concurrent devices are capped by plan: 6 on Basic, 10 on Plus, 15 on Pro (help center); the vocabulary has no kind for it.
Bindingnone No byte quota or request rate is published; the decisive uncertainty is the class of the exit addresses, which is a vendor claim for the plans and is not a limit kind.
Identityemail An email address is the login and there is no password: 'MysteriumVPN does not use passwords for logging in, instead it requires an email address and access to the respective inboxes'; the magic link expires in 30 minutes. Payment: major cards, cryptocurrencies, in-app purchases, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
EgressUnlimited data: 'Mysterium VPN is a subscription service with fixed monthly or yearly plans and unlimited data. You don't pay per GB.' The help center adds that the service has no service limitations, no data caps and no speed reductions, with fair-usage guidelines.
free allowance: none: no free plan
Retentionnot applicable: a tunnel, not stored bytes
Interfaceunknown A tunnel through apps (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, browser extensions, routers). Protocols: WireGuard and OpenVPN (OpenVPN not on Android). UDP: the help center describes WireGuard as UDP-based and its OpenVPN option as TCP. Port forwarding: not offered ('Mysterium VPN doesn’t offer port forwarding'). SOCKS5: unverified: no page read states a SOCKS5 endpoint for the consumer VPN. Obfuscation: unverified: none is stated; OpenVPN over TCP is offered for restricted networks. BitTorrent: unverified: no first-party page read states a rule.
ToolingThe vendor's apps; a login with an emailed magic link. No public API for the consumer VPN is documented in the pages read.
Composes withA tunnel whose exits are labelled residential (Plus and Pro) or data center (Basic) by the vendor; the upstream sees a node operator's address, so reachability and speed depend on the individual node.
ReliabilityExits are home connections run by independent node operators, so a given node can go offline or slow; the vendor's help center says its OpenVPN option over TCP is the fallback where WireGuard (UDP) is blocked.
NotesCheapest listed price: Plus at '$54.94 billed every 2 years' ('$2.29/MO'), Basic at '$59.77 billed every 2 years'. The 1-year price is unverified: the term toggle is not rendered in the page read. Residential claim: 7,500+ residential IPs on Plus and Pro, a vendor statement on the plan card and the residential page.
Evidence notedocumented Documented for price, protocols, UDP, port forwarding and sign-up. The residential claim is a vendor claim ('7,500+ residential IPs from real people in 100+ countries') and is not measured against an address registry. The 1-year price is unverified.
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 0
  • price USD 54.94
Evidence 17
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic 2-year price.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingThe comparison table has no residential IPs for Basic and 7,500+ for Plus and Pro.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic's own description names data center IPs.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingUnlimited data, not per-GB.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe vendor's residential claim, as stated.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe vendor's registration claim for the residential IPs.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe residential exits are node operators' home connections.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/11130494-i-did-not-receiveSign-up needs an email address; no password.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/8954864-what-vpn-protocolspart of the text of Interface, above
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/13783426-can-t-connect-witThe OpenVPN option uses TCP.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/12669501-are-there-any-serNo service limits stated.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/7959648-frequently-asked-qConcurrent devices per plan (Basic 6).
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/blog/vpn-portThe app selects ports automatically; no port forwarding is stated.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingPlus is USD 54.94 for 2 years
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingthe monthly plan starts at USD 12.99
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/blog/vpn-portport forwarding is not offered
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/13783426-can-t-connect-witWireGuard is UDP-based per the help center
Unknown values 2
  • interface: the access interface was not established
  • per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer

www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingVPN subscription (residential exit)ip-proxy/mysterium-vpnJSONcomparereport an error

Free allowance
No free plan. Yearly prices read from the pricing page's plan data: Basic '$40.68 billed every year', Plus '$41.83 billed every year', Pro '$74.27 billed every year'.
Verdict
paidno free allowance; listed for its price
Cost
no price statedsee Price below
Identity
emailno card, no phone
Binding limit
noneno named constraint binds
Evidence
documented24 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05
Free tierNo free plan. Yearly prices read from the pricing page's plan data: Basic '$40.68 billed every year', Plus '$41.83 billed every year', Pro '$74.27 billed every year'. Monthly: Basic $12.99, Plus $14.99, Pro $19.99. 2-year: Basic '$59.77', Plus '$54.94', Pro '$93.37'. Cheapest yearly price is Basic at USD 40.68; the cheapest yearly plan that lists residential IPs is Plus at USD 41.83.
unit none; metered on none; The 30-day money-back line is on every plan card. The visible default term on the page is 2 years; the yearly and monthly prices are in the page's embedded plan data, whose checkout links name plan_yearly_basic, plan_yearly_plus and plan_yearly_pro. The Basic card lists a 'Residential IPs' bullet while the comparison table shows '-' for Basic in the Residential IPs row and the plan blurb says 'data center IPs'; Plus is therefore the first plan that lists residential IPs unambiguously.
PriceUSD 41.83 billed yearly for Plus (USD 40.68 for Basic); a subscription price, not a per-TB price
Limits
  • volume-quota none published: 'unlimited data. You don't pay per GB.' source
  • per-ip-shaping exits are home connections of independent node operators ('Our 7,500+ residential IPs come from independent node operators who explicitly agreed to take part'), so speed and availability depend on the node chosen source
Concurrent devices are capped by plan: 6 on Basic, 10 on Plus, 15 on Pro (help center); the vocabulary has no kind for it.
Bindingnone No byte quota or request rate is published; the decisive uncertainty is the class of the exit addresses, which is a vendor claim for the plans and is not a limit kind.
Identityemail An email address is the login and there is no password: 'MysteriumVPN does not use passwords for logging in, instead it requires an email address and access to the respective inboxes'; the magic link expires in 30 minutes. Payment: major cards, cryptocurrencies, in-app purchases, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
EgressUnlimited data: 'Mysterium VPN is a subscription service with fixed monthly or yearly plans and unlimited data. You don't pay per GB.' The help center adds that the service has no service limitations, no data caps and no speed reductions, with fair-usage guidelines.
free allowance: none: no free plan
Retentionnot applicable: a tunnel, not stored bytes
Interfaceunknown A tunnel through apps (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, browser extensions, routers). Protocols: WireGuard and OpenVPN (OpenVPN not on Android). UDP: WireGuard runs over UDP; the OpenVPN option uses TCP. Port forwarding: unverified: no page read states it; the vendor's port article says the app selects ports automatically. SOCKS5: unverified: no page read states a SOCKS5 endpoint for the consumer VPN. Obfuscation: unverified: no obfuscation is stated; OpenVPN over TCP is offered for restricted networks. BitTorrent: unverified: no first-party page read states a rule.
ToolingThe vendor's apps; a login with an emailed magic link. No public API for the consumer VPN is documented in the pages read.
Composes withA tunnel whose exits are labelled residential (Plus and Pro) or data center (Basic) by the vendor; the upstream sees a node operator's address, so reachability and speed depend on the individual node.
ReliabilityExits are home connections run by independent node operators, so a given node can go offline or slow; the vendor's help center says its OpenVPN option over TCP is the fallback where WireGuard (UDP) is blocked.
NotesDuplicate of egress/mysterium-vpn, which holds the offer; both records cite the same vendor page.
Evidence notedocumented Documented for price, protocols, UDP and sign-up. The residential claim is a vendor claim ('7,500+ residential IPs from real people in 100+ countries'; 'Residential IPs are registered to real ISPs and real households'). The vendor's public discovery API labels every node with an ip_type, an ISP and an ASN, which makes the label inspectable: read for Latvia on 2026-11-04, the residential-filtered list names ISPs such as JSC Balticom (AS24651) and SIA Lattelekom (AS12578) and the hosting-filtered list names CGI Global Limited (AS56971). The API publishes no node IP, so no page lets a reader check a label against a registry, and which node a given Plus connection exits through is not published. Class of evidence for the residential claim: a vendor claim with a vendor-published label, documented but not measured against a registry. Measured would need connecting through the service and checking the exit address's registry and usage class.
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 0
  • price USD 41.83
Evidence 24
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic yearly price (first of the three yearly figures, in plan order).
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingPlus yearly price.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingPro yearly price.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingThe yearly checkout link for Plus, which names the 1-year plan the prices belong to.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic monthly price.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingWireGuard runs over UDP, per the page's protocol explainer.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic 2-year price.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingThe comparison table has no residential IPs for Basic and 7,500+ for Plus and Pro.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingBasic's own description names data center IPs.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingUnlimited data, not per-GB.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe vendor's residential claim, as stated.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe vendor's registration claim for the residential IPs.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/residential-vpnThe residential exits are node operators' home connections.
2026-11-04probe: discovery.mysterium.network/lv-resThe public discovery API answered a residential-filtered query for Latvia.
2026-11-04discovery.mysterium.network/api/v3/proposals?service_type=wiA node labelled residential with an ISP name and ASN, and no IP address.
2026-11-04discovery.mysterium.network/api/v3/proposals?service_type=wiA second residential-labelled node on a different ISP.
2026-11-04discovery.mysterium.network/api/v3/proposals?service_type=wiThe same API labels other nodes hosting, so the label distinguishes classes.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/11130494-i-did-not-receiveSign-up needs an email address; no password.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/8954864-what-vpn-protocolspart of the text of Interface, above
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/13783426-can-t-connect-witpart of the text of Interface, above
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/12669501-are-there-any-serNo service limits stated.
2026-11-04help.mysteriumvpn.com/en/articles/7959648-frequently-asked-qConcurrent devices per plan (Basic 6).
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/blog/vpn-portThe app selects ports automatically; no port forwarding is stated.
2026-11-04www.mysteriumvpn.com/vpn-pricingthe Mysterium VPN pricing page states the one subscription offer both records describe
Unknown values 2
  • interface: the access interface was not established
  • per object cap stated: the field does not apply to this kind of offer