NEXTGenVPN Review 2019 - Keep This in Mind Before Buying

NexTGen VPN offers VPN services with gateways in 15 different countries including Belgium, Switzerland, China, France, Italy, Netherlands, Pakistan, Thailand, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, and the Czech Republic. They offer three levels of service which vary by bandwidth, VPN protocols, and extra features. The BasicVPN and ProVPN plans come with no additional software (meaning you will have to configure your client), and both plans use the PPTP protocol. The ProVPN has a guaranteed 50 Mb/s of bandwidth while the BasicVPN plan does not have guaranteed bandwidth.

The OpenVPN plan is a little more sophisticated as it comes with military grade encryption, zero configuration (using PKI and certificates for authentication and a free Windows or Mac OS X client), automatically reconnects, and 100 Mb/s of bandwidth. It is important to note that the premium bandwidth is only available on the servers based in the Netherlands, France, Belgium, China, Germany, Ireland, and the Czech Republic. The Corporate VPN plan is NexTGen VPN’s business class offering and comes with features geared towards reliability and always-on connections. Along with military-grade encryption, you also get high volume accounts, dedicated VPN servers, hot standby, secure e-mail, and secure storage. All plans come with free unlimited support and firewall protection.

The BasicVPN plan allows access from only one location at a time. The ProVPN and OpenVPN plan both allow up to 5 simultaneous connections maximum, and you are going to pay more for this privilege. You can get 1, 3, or 5 simultaneous connection plans in 1, 3, 6, and 12-month lengths. You can check out NexTGen VPN’s website for exact pricing information for these plans.

NexTGen VPN also offers a pay-as-you-go plan called FlexVPN that lets you purchase either 250 or 520 hours of service.