Surfshark vs ProtonVPN – 8 Tests, 1 Clear Winner in 2024

Surfshark and Proton VPN are both on the leading edge of VPN innovation. They offer advanced privacy features, secure apps, and operate in safe, privacy-friendly jurisdictions. With all that being said, our back-to-back tests revealed one clear winner in this Surfshark vs Proton VPN comparison.

Interestingly, both of these VPNs are relative newcomers to the scene. Proton VPN officially launched in 2017, and Surfshark one year later in 2018. Despite this, however, both of these VPNs have grown in popularity and are now recognized as industry leaders.

Based on the latest test results, Surfshark has a clear advantage over Proton VPN. It offers much faster speeds throughout the server network, more security features, an unlimited number of connections, and it is significantly cheaper than Proton VPN (see the coupon below). But before we dive into the details, let’s cover they key facts of each VPN:

	Surfshark VPN	Proton VPN
Website	Surfshark.com	ProtonVPN.com
Location	Netherlands	Switzerland
Servers	3,200+	1,800
Countries	100	60
Logs	No logs	No logs
Torrenting	All servers	Restricted
Support	Knowledge Base; 24/7 chat	Knowledge Base; email (no chat)
Apps for	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Price	$1.99 (with coupon)	$4.99
Coupon	84% Off + 2 Months Free >	N/A

Here are the eight categories we are going to examine in this Proton VPN vs Surfshark VPN comparison guide.

1. Company background and jurisdiction
2. VPN features
3. Speed tests
4. Streaming and torrenting
5. Security and Encryption
6. Privacy
7. Prices and Refunds
8. Value

In the rest of this comparison we will dig into each one of these categories with you. You’ll see how we pick the winner in each category and have the info to make up your own mind as you wish. By the time you’re done, you should have all the information you need to choose between these two quality VPN services.

Company background and jurisdiction

	Surfshark	Proton VPN
Jurisdiction	The Netherlands	Switzerland
Five Eyes	No	No

If you are going to pay a company to protect your internet traffic from prying eyes, you had better be able to trust the VPN not to spy on you itself. There have been cases in the past where this happened. Two examples: PureVPN logged a user and gave the info to the FBI, and IPVanish did the same thing a few years ago.

With that in mind, here’s the information we have been able to glean about the backgrounds of these two VPNs.

Surfshark background and jurisdiction

Surfshark is a relatively young VPN. It’s parent company, Surfshark LTD, was incorporated in 2018. We have not been able to find a single privacy or security violation in the history of the company. This sterling reputation was enhanced when the Surfshark VPN successfully completed an independent security audit conducted by Cure53. (Cure53 has also audited NordVPN and ExpressVPN.)

Interestingly, a few years back, Surfshark merged with Nord Security, the same company that owns NordVPN and Atlas VPN. We’re happy to note, however, that the company continues to innovate, grow, and improve under the Nord Security umbrella — so far, so good. Additionally, both Surfshark and NordVPN are also leading brands under Nord Security.

Surfshark LTD is now based in the Netherlands. Due to its location in Europe, this is not the best jurisdiction for a VPN. On the other hand, the Netherlands is not a member of the Five Eyes surveillance alliance. Add in that Surfshark has a strict no-logs policy, and that Cure53 says the service is secure. Your VPN traffic should be safe with Surfshark.

Proton VPN background and jurisdiction

Proton VPN has a very different pedigree. Proton AG, the parent company of Proton VPN, is the creator of Proton Mail the famous secure email service. With this background, it should be no surprise that Proton VPN has a good reputation for privacy and security.

Proton AG is based in Switzerland. Just as with Surfshark, this jurisdiction in the heart of Europe isn’t ideal. But the country is not part of any surveillance alliances. And like Surfshark, Proton VPN is also a no logs VPN service. Taking things one step further, Proton VPN has successfully completed an independent no-logs audit conducted by Securitum. In other words, your VPN traffic should be safe with Proton VPN too.

But in September 2021, things got more complicated. That’s when it was discovered that Proton Mail had provided IP address logs to Europol, despite claiming on their website that they didn’t keep any logs! If you want more details on this mess, you can find them in our detailed report on the Proton Mail logging incident.

What does this mean for Proton VPN? It is hard to say. On the one hand, Proton VPN and Proton Mail have the same parent company. On the other hand, Proton VPN is a verified no-logs VPN. You’ll have to decide for yourself whether or not you can trust Proton VPN.

While both companies have strong backgrounds and are based in good privacy jurisdiction, the situation with Proton Mail makes us nervous. We’re giving this category to Surfshark.

Company background and jurisdiction winner: Surfshark

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VPN features

When two VPNs are high-quality products, choosing the ‘best VPN’ for your needs often comes down to their feature sets. Let’s investigate those feature sets now.

	Surfshark VPN	Proton VPN
Split tunneling	Yes	Yes
RAM-only servers	Yes	No
Kill Switch	Yes	Yes
Private DNS	Yes	Yes
Logs	No logs (audited)	No logs (audited)
Multiple VPN protocols	Yes	Yes
Double VPN servers	Yes (MultiHop)	Yes (Secure Core)
Obfuscated servers	Yes	Yes
P2P Servers	Yes	Yes
Dedicated IP servers	Yes	No
Static IP servers	Yes	No
Onion over VPN servers	No	Yes
Rotating IP addresses	Yes	No
Browser Extensions	Yes	Yes
Built-in ad blocking	Yes	Yes
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Surfshark VPN features

Surfshark has an incredibly wide range of features. Aside from NordVPN, I can’t really think of another VPN service that comes close to matching them. Here are the highlights:

Nexus Technology

Nexus is a different approach to structuring a VPN server network. Without going into all the details (you can find them here), Nexus technology connects all the Surfshark VPN servers into a single Nexus network. This screen capture from the Surfshark website illustrates the difference between a traditional VPN connection and Surfshark’s Nexus:

Over time, this approach will enable Surfshark to roll out new features designed to increase your privacy and increase VPN performance.

The first Nexus feature to become available is Rotating IP. It protects your privacy by automatically rotating your IP address every 5 to 10 minutes, without changing your VPN location, and without disconnecting you.

CleanWeb 2.0

CleanWeb 2.0 is the latest version of Surfshark’s built-in VPN ad blocker. It blocks ad (of course), but it also blocks trackers, malware, and phishing attacks. This new version also alerts you to data breaches.

Note: The ability to block malware is becoming more and more crucial every day. Hackers are even infecting the links leading to secure web browser and other alternatives to Big Tech, hoping to infect your devices before you upgrade your defenses. Both malware and ransomware is becoming increasingly common.

The CleanWeb 2.0 browser extensions add one more trick. They can stop those annoying cookie pop-up requests. Imagine not having to deal with that particular type of annoyance anymore!

Bypasser

Bypasser is a split tunneling feature that gives you control over which traffic goes through the VPN and which traffic goes directly to the internet, outside of the VPN. Surfshark is on our list of the best VPNs with split tunneling.

Kill switch

A VPN kill switch is designed to prevent your data from leaking onto the internet in a situation where your connection to the VPN is somehow interrupted. Surfshark’s kill switch has two modes: soft and strict. The Soft kill switch option kicks in if the connection to the VPN drops accidentally. The Strict kill switch option kicks in if you are disconnected from the VPN server for any reason.

Surfshark servers

	Surfshark
Total	3,200+
Countries	100
RAM-disk	Yes
Virtual Locations	Yes
Specialty Servers	Yes

Surfshark’s VPN server network consists of 3,200+ servers located in 100 countries. This puts it on par with the likes of ExpressVPN and CyberGhost with server numbers. Besides thousands of fast, secure servers, the network contains a variety of specialized servers for special situations:

Camouflage Mode, Surfshark’s name for obfuscated servers. These servers make your VPN traffic look like HTTPS traffic. This protects your privacy by making your VPN traffic invisible to most internet censorship systems. These obfuscated servers are useful if you need a VPN for UAE and other restricted countries.

MultiHop servers is Surfshark’s name for Double VPN servers. MultiHop passes your VPN traffic through two VPN servers, one after the other to boost your security. Connecting through two servers in this manner makes it much harder for snoops to track your movements across the internet. Surfshark has standard MultiHop servers that are predefined for you, as well as Dynamic MultiHop servers, that allow you to specify which servers are included in the connection.

Static IP servers are servers that give you the same IP address whenever you log onto them. Unlike some other static IP VPNs, however, these IP addresses are shared with others (not dedicated). Useful in situations where you need a static IP address, but still want the other benefits of a VPN.

Dedicated IP servers are Static IP servers that are dedicated to your sole use.

RAM-only (diskless) servers. All Surfshark VPN servers now run in RAM-only (diskless) mode. With no disk drives, it is impossible for any user data to be stored on a server. You are protected even if a hostile entity physically seizes a VPN server.

Proton VPN features

Proton VPN is another service that includes more features than the average VPN. Here are the highlights of their feature set:

Secure Core

The Proton VPN Secure Core architecture is an enhanced Double VPN architecture. The enhancement is that one side of the Secure Core server pair is housed, “in hardened data centers in Switzerland, Iceland, and Sweden, protected by strong privacy laws, and operated on (Surfshark’s) own dedicated networks.”

NetShield

NetShield is a combined ad and tracker blocker as well as a malware stopper. Very similar to the original version of Surfshark’s CleanWeb. This is discussed more in our guide on VPNs with ad blocking.

VPN Accelerator

VPN Accelerator is the name for a set of Proton VPN technologies designed to speed up your internet connection. It is hard to pinpoint specific examples of VPN Accelerator in action.

Stealth

Proton VPN stealth protocol obfuscates your VPN traffic, making it look like regular HTTPS traffic. The company claims that Stealth is superior to other obfuscation technologies since it was designed to be obfuscated from the ground up. They claim that many competing obfuscation technologies are hacks on top of existing VPN protocols, and simply don’t work well anymore. With that said, Proton VPN is still not a good VPN for China as it is currently blocked.

Split tunneling

Proton VPN does offer split tunneling, but as of today only does so in their Windows and Android apps.

Kill Switch

Most of Proton VPN’s apps have the equivalent of Surfshark’s soft kill switch. They will protect you if you accidentally get disconnected from the VPN. But they won’t keep your traffic from flowing if you intentionally disconnect from the VPN.

Proton VPN’s Windows and Linux apps have both that kind of kill switch and the equivalent of Surfshark’s strict kill switch which blocks traffic if you are disconnected from the VPN for any reason.

Proton VPN servers

	Proton VPN Free Plan	Proton VPN Paid Plans
Free Servers	241	N/A
Plus Servers	N/A	2,600+
Secure Core Servers	N/A	100+
Countries	5	67
RAM-only	No	No
Virtual Locations	No	No
Specialty Servers	No	Yes

Right now, Proton VPN paid plans have access to over 2,600 servers in 67 countries. As far as VPN server networks go, this is a decent size. Nothing to write home about, but not horrible either. And the network does have a few types of specialized servers. We’ve already mentioned the Secure Core servers. Beyond those, the network contains these specialized servers:

P2P/Torrenting servers, which are optimized for downloading and sharing content.

Streaming servers, which are optimized for unblocking and streaming content from sources around the world.

Tor over VPN servers, which enhance your privacy by passing your VPN traffic through the ‘anonymous’ Onion (Tor) network.

But the important thing to remember here is that this full server network is only available to Proton VPN’s paying customers. People with a Free account are limited to a little over 200 servers in 5 countries. Those free servers are also slower than the rest and blocked from using all the advanced features: Secure Core, NetShield, P2P/torrenting, streaming, and Tor over VPN.

Full disk encryption. While Surfshark uses RAM-only (diskless) servers to protect the data on those servers, Proton VPN relies on full-disk encryption to protect any data that might wind up on a server. Encrypting your disk drives to protect the data on them is good practice, but running servers diskless is a better one.

While Proton VPN offers more features than most VPNs, Surfshark offers more features, more completely deployed across their apps, than does Proton VPN.

VPN features winner: Surfshark

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Surfshark vs Proton VPN speed tests

A VPN will always have some impact on the speed of your internet connection. That is inevitable thanks to the amount of work it must do to provide you with a secure, private connection. However, the question is always how much of an impact a particular VPN will have.

To answer that question we ran a series of speed tests. We ran each VPN over the 500 Mbps internet connection in our US lab to see how fast they were when connecting to servers in various locations. In each case we selected the fastest VPN protocols supported by the services (WireGuard for both of these) and recorded the best test results.

Test #1: Seattle, USA

Surfshark connected to a VPN server in Seattle, USA: 308 Mbps.

This is a very good result for Surfshark.

Proton VPN connected to a VPN server in Seattle, USA: 122 Mbps.

Surfshark was more than 2.5 times as fast as Proton VPN in this test.

Test #2: New York, USA

Surfshark connected to a VPN server in New York, USA: 397 Mbps.

This was an exceptionally fast result, the fastest we have seen for a connection to New York.

Proton VPN connected to a VPN server in New York, USA: 158 Mbps.

While Proton VPN improved its speed on this test, Surfshark is still around 2.5 times as fast.

Test #3: Los Angeles, USA

Surfshark connected to a VPN server in Los Angeles, USA: 346 Mbps.

Surfshark is delivering consistently strong results on each test.

Proton VPN connected to a VPN server in Los Angeles, USA: 90 Mbps.

A disappointing result for Proton VPN. Surfshark was almost 4 times as fast as Proton VPN on this test.

Test #4: UK (United Kingdom)

Surfshark connected to a VPN server in Manchester, UK: 330 Mbps.

Proton VPN connected to a VPN server in London, UK: 17 Mbps.

This is a terrible performance by Proton VPN. Surfshark was 19 times as fast as Proton VPN in this test! We need to look at all these results together:

	Surfshark	Proton VPN
Seattle	308 Mbps	122 Mbps
New York	397 Mbps	158 Mbps
Los Angeles	346 Mbps	90 Mbps
United Kingdom	330 Mbps	17 Mbps

Clearly, Surfshark is much faster then Proton VPN. We saw similar results with NordVPN. You can learn more in our Proton VPN vs NordVPN comparison.

Speed tests winner: Surfshark

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Streaming and torrenting comparison

	Surfshark	Proton VPN
Supported Netflix Libraries	15+	4
Plans with Streaming Support	All plans	Only paid plans
App for Smart TV?	Yes	No
App for Firestick / Fire TV?	Yes	No

Streaming and torrenting are among the major uses of VPNs around the world. And while both activities are similar in some ways, they have significantly different requirements. We’ll deal with streaming content from multiple sources (including Netflix) first, then get into torrenting.

The primary requirements to be a good streaming VPN are raw speed and the ability to unblock geo-blocked streaming service websites. This is true whether you are using a VPN for Hulu, Netflix, or any other service.

Raw speed is important because nobody enjoys watching a video that has annoying pauses and stutters. Likewise, no one enjoys watching a video at low resolution because their VPN is too slow to stream the content in full HD or better resolution.

The ability to unblock geo-blocked websites is important because most of the best streaming services use geo-blocking systems to control who can watch their content. They want to prevent you from watching content that is not approved for your geographic region, while you want to watch the content you pay for, even if you happen to be outside some arbitrary “acceptable” location.

Streaming Netflix and other content with Surfshark

Surfshark is one of the best streaming VPNs on the market. Surfshark does a great job of unblocking streaming media sites of all types. And it is extremely fast too, meaning that it streams video smoothly without stuttering or any other visible problems.

Surfshark VPN remains a great VPN for Netflix, being able to unblock and stream content from the most popular Netflix regional libraries around the world. In the following screen capture we are in the United States streaming Netflix from their German library:

Surfshark’s streaming prowess isn’t limited to just Netflix. Our testing has shown that Surfshark is also one of the best VPNs for Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, and most other streaming video services. So it is no wonder that Surfshark made our list of the best VPNs for streaming, as well. You should also be aware that Surfshark has a dedicated app for Firestick and Fire TV, which greatly expands the number and type of devices where you can stream content with Surfshark.

Streaming with Proton VPN

Proton VPN is certainly not a bad VPN for Netflix and other streaming media services. It just isn’t at the same level as Surfshark. Perhaps the biggest drawback of Proton VPN is its low speed. The slower the VPN, the greater the chance that you will not have smooth streaming.

Another issue we have when comparing Proton VPN vs Surfshark for streaming is the fact that it isn’t as good at unblocking streaming services as Surfshark is. Proton VPN only works with a handful of the Netflix regional libraries. And when our team was looking for the best VPN for streaming services like Amazon Prime Video or Hulu, Proton VPN didn’t make the cut. Further holding back Proton VPN in this competition is its lack of a dedicated app for Firestick or Fire TV.

Note: Streaming content is one area where the money-back guarantee of Proton VPN can come in handy. You can test the streaming in your location, with your ISP (Internet Service Provider), and your favorite streaming services to see if you are happy with the results.

One other thing. While every Surfshark user can stream content, people using the Free Proton VPN plan are blocked from streaming.

Streaming and Netflix winner: Proton VPN is pretty good, but Surfshark is one of the best in the world.

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Now that we have streaming out of the way, what about torrenting?

Torrenting

	Surfshark	Proton VPN
Torrenting Support	All servers	Some servers excluded
Plans that Support Torrenting	All plans	Only paid plans
Download Speeds	Fast	Moderate

When it comes to securing your IP address and preventing data leaks, both of these VPNs are secure. They don’t leak your IP address and they have kill switches that will ensure that your address won’t leak even if the VPN connection drops for some reason. So both should be safe for torrenting.

Now let’s look at speeds, which should be fast for torrenting. And as we’ve seen, Surfshark thrashes Proton VPN in speed tests. And there is one final bit of anecdotal evidence that makes the shark the clear winner. Proton VPN prevents you from torrenting on some of their servers. We’ve seen numerous complaints about users being automatically disconnected if they try to download content using the wrong VPN server.

Torrenting winner: Surfshark

Streaming and torrenting overall winner: Surfshark

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Security and encryption: Is Surfshark or Proton VPN best?

	Surfshark VPN	Proton VPN
Cipher	AES-256, ChaCha20	AES-256, ChaCha20
Authentication	SHA-256, Poly1305	SHA-512, Poly1305
RSA Key	2,048-bit	4,096-bit

Both of our contenders provide excellent security for your VPN traffic, and they have security audits to prove it. Surfshark has successfully completed two third-party security audits. Both audits were conducted by Cure53, a cybersecurity firm that has audited ExpressVPN and several other VPN services.

ProtonVPN has successfully completed a third-party security audit conducted by SEC Consult. This audit only addresses the macOS version of the Proton VPN app, but it does give us some confidence that Proton VPN is secure.

Both of these VPNs use similar encryption algorithms and VPN protocols as you can see here:

• Surfshark: For encryption, Surfshark uses the AES-256-GCM (Galois/Counter Mode) cipher with an RSA-2048 key exchange, or the ChaCha20 cipher with rotating keys to provide Perfect Forward Secrecy. Surfshark uses three VPN protocols: OpenVPN, IKEv2, and WireGuard.
• Proton VPN: For encryption, Proton VPN uses the AES-256 cipher with an RSA-4096 key exchange or the ChaCha 20 cipher. Proton VPN uses the same three VPN protocols as Surfshark: OpenVPN IKEv2 and WireGuard.

We have to declare these VPNs equal when it comes to encryption. Surfshark VPN wins for security thanks to its two third-party security audits.

Security and encryption winner: Surfshark

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Privacy: Proton VPN vs Surfshark

	Surfshark	NordVPN
Privacy-friendly Jurisdiction	Yes (The Netherlands)	Yes (Switzerland)
No-logs Policy	Yes (audited)	Yes (audited)
Audited By	Deloitte	Securitum

We want our VPNs to protect our privacy. Part of that is the choice of jurisdiction. Some jurisdictions respect online privacy, and others don’t. This is one reason why we do not recommend you use a VPN that is based in the United States. There have been numerous cases of the US government forcing privacy companies to secretly spy on their users.

Surfshark is based in the Netherlands, which is a good privacy jurisdiction. As the company recently noted on their website,

We’re based in the Netherlands, so we play by their rules (which are pretty great when it comes to user privacy). As there is no obligatory data retention law, we do not have to store logs, and it makes for a perfect location for a VPN provider.

Reading the Surfshark Terms of Service and Privacy Policy shows that Surfshark has a good no-logs policy. This policy was audited by Deloitte.

By default, Surfshark apps will record a crash report if an app fails. The mobile apps may contain an advertising ID. But you can disable both of these in the app, and we highly encourage you to do so. All in all, Surfshark seems a very good option for privacy.

Proton VPN is based in Switzerland. This is generally a good jurisdiction for a VPN. A few years back, we learned that the Swiss government has sent many requests for user data to Proton Mail and that Proton AG, parent company of Proton Mail and Proton VPN, has been forced by law to comply with many of those requests.

This situation isn’t ideal, but Swiss email privacy laws are different than Swiss VPN privacy laws. Proton AG is not legally required to comply with requests for VPN logs. Furthermore, on April 13, 2022 Proton VPN announced a successful audit of their no-logs policy was conducted by Securitum.

Privacy winner: Surfshark

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Prices and refunds

While Surfshark has been winning in most of our test categories, both of these VPNs are quality products. And the cost of a service is important. If you can’t afford something, it doesn’t matter how great it is. So let’s see what these two services cost, and what their refund policies are.

	Surfshark VPN	Proton VPN
Monthly	$9.99	$9.99
1-year	$3.99/mo	$5.99/mo
2-year	$1.99/mo	$4.99/mo
Coupon:	82% Off Coupon	50% Off Coupon

Surfshark VPN price and refund policy

With the high-level test results that Surfshark delivers, you might expect it to be expensive. But it isn’t. In fact, the Surfshark VPN is one of the least-expensive VPNs you will find. As you can see in the table above, a 2-year subscription costs only $1.99/month. Throw in the fact that you also get unlimited simultaneous connections, and Surfshark offers a virtually unbeatable deal.

Surfshark refund policy

Surfshark offers a full 30-day money-back guarantee on all but their 1-month subscriptions. This puts them on par with other leading VPN services such as NordVPN and ExpressVPN. It also puts them ahead of many VPNs (including Proton VPN) that offer pro-rated refunds instead of full refunds.

Proton VPN price and refund policy

While Proton VPN offers one of the best free VPNs on the market, all free VPNs have major limitations. If you need a VPN for more than very casual, occasional use, you will really want to invest in a paid Proton VPN Plus subscription. You can also check out these free trial VPNs for other options.

The Plus plan is far more useful than the Free plan. With Plus you get access to all Proton VPN servers, faster network connection speeds, and access to the full feature set: streaming, torrenting, NetShield, Secure Core servers, Tor over VPN servers, and 10 simultaneous connections. But as you can see in the table above, a Proton VPN subscription is significantly more expensive than a Surfshark subscription.

Note: While Proton VPN is more expensive than Surfshark, it isn’t the most expensive quality VPN either. You can see this in our ExpressVPN vs Proton VPN comparison.

Proton VPN refund policy

Proton VPN offers a 30-day refund policy. But this is a pro-rated policy. According to the Proton VPN Terms and Conditions page, you can receive a refund of the unused portion of the service period. While this isn’t a disaster (and hopefully something you will never need to worry about) it is still not as good a policy as the full 30-day refund offered by Surfshark.

To summarize, Surfshark has much better pricing and a better refund policy.

Prices and refunds winner: Surfshark

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Value: Is Surfshark or Proton VPN the best?

Sometimes it is hard to decide which VPN offers a better value. A lot depends on the features each offers and exactly how you want to use the service. But sometimes it is easy to decide which VPN offers a better value.

This is one of those times. Surfshark is faster than Proton VPN. It permits more simultaneous connections than Proton VPN and has VPN apps for more devices and operating systems. It offers more features and works better with Netflix, streaming, and torrenting. The Customer Support team is available 24/7 through live chat in case you have problems. And a long-term subscription costs far less.

The Surfshark VPN is clearly a better value for the vast majority of people.

Value winner: Surfshark

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Conclusion: Surfshark wins by a mile

As we have noted in other reviews and articles, our team likes Proton VPN. It is definitely one of the better VPNs you will find. But this is a battle between two of the very best VPNs available. Given that, the following results aren’t quite so devastating:

Category	Winner
Company background and jurisdiction	Surfshark
Features	Surfshark
Speed tests	Surfshark
Streaming and Torrenting	Surfshark
Security and Encryption	Surfshark
Privacy	Surfshark
Price and Refund	Surfshark
Value	Surfshark

Surfshark is definitely the winner here. They won all eight categories, although some of them were very close calls. But what really tips the scales in Surfshark’s direction are the low, low price and the unlimited number of simultaneous connections. As we all connect more and more devices to the internet, the number of simultaneous connections a VPN can support becomes ever more important.

We suggest you give Surfshark a try. With its 30-day money-back guarantee you get plenty of time to test the service before you are committed to a long (but low-priced) relationship with this service.

Proton VPN more to your liking? No worries. It is definitely a quality service. Use the link below to give it a try:

https://protonvpn.com/

This Proton VPN vs NordVPN comparison report was last updated on January 13, 2024.