ExpressVPN turns all of its servers into P2P options designed to give you high-speed access around the globe. There are no caps or leaks that our tests found, plus it uses high-quality security and updates with a new key every 60 minutes. proXPN allows you to torrent across all of its servers, but only if you’re paying for its premium package. You’ve got no logs and no bandwidth cap with proXPN, so the upgrade is worth it for almost anyone.

proXPN gets high marks for its usability and simplicity, which users have lauded for roughly a decade. The small service doesn’t keep logs, and we couldn’t find any DNS leaks, plus it offers double VPN protections. Users also love the Windows app from ExpressVPN that automates much of the setup and connection, double VPN support, split tunneling, no leaks, and no logs, all with fast speeds.

ExpressVPN’s Android app gives you a simple setup, access to 3,000 servers, and the ability to stream your favorite content thanks to robust unblocking. The free version of proXPN does not work on any mobile device. If you upgrade to Premium, you’ll be required to do some on-device setup instead of installing an app. The setup is very simple, giving you access to roughly 65 servers across 15 countries, but has mixed results for streaming sites.

Users like proXPN’s Mac application and support for the OpenVPN protocol on both free and paid plans. It supports up to four devices at a time, doesn’t keep logs, and gives you a 30-day risk-free trial. ExpressVPN also provides a 30-day trial for its service, has a no logs policy, and is notably reliable for security and speeds.

Like with its Android service, proXPN only offers iOS access for paid subscribers, and the setup is done on your device instead of through an app. The upgrade is worth it for many as it lifts the speed caps and allows you to use better security features, such as PPTP. ExpressVPN gives you an iOS app that users say is simple, fast, and supports a kill switch and IPv6/DNS protection.