What VPNBook costs, what it limits, where its servers are and what its privacy policy says it keeps — from its own site, every fact linked to its source.
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VPNBook's web proxy is free, needs no account, says it has no bandwidth limit, and lets you pick a US, UK or Canada server.
It's paid for by ads managed by Playwire, it logs your IP address and connection time (deleted weekly or daily — the site says both), and there's no standalone privacy policy or named company behind it.
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Not the same product, so no row is scored. VPNBook opens a page inside its own site; a residential proxy is a gateway your browser, app or scraper connects through, on IPs from real home connections.
| Feature | VPNBook | Loopway residential |
|---|---|---|
| What it costs | VPNBookFree, no accountAd- and donation-funded[1] | Loopway residentialFree, up to 250 MB of residential traffic, no card[4] |
| How you use it | VPNBookPaste a URL into the box, pick US, UK, Canada or Random, and the page opens in a new tab[2] | Loopway residentialA gateway you set in any browser, app or scraper: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, plus UDP on UDP Residential[5] |
| Locations | VPNBookUS, UK, Canada (or Random)[2] | Loopway residentialCountry and city on residential and mobileState on Premium; carrier ASN on Mobile; included[5] |
| Limits | VPNBook"No bandwidth limit"No time cap published[3] | Loopway residentialNone: top up a balance and pay per unit[6] |
Beyond the browser tab
Up to 250 MB of residential traffic free, no card. Set it in your browser, app or scraper and pick the country or city.
The Loopway standard
Every rate on this site is computed from the same price book checkout charges from. No hidden setup fees, no contracts, no sales call.
Top up once and spend it on any of the nine networks, whenever you need it. Unused balance stays in your account.
Sign up, pick a plan and your endpoint, username and password are live before the checkout tab closes.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product, plus UDP on UDP Residential and Static ISP. Point your stack at one host.
Rotate on every request or hold a sticky IP. Country, city, state and carrier targeting are set in the username.
Talk to people who run the network, not a ticket queue. Most questions are answered in minutes, any time of day.
FAQ
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Yes. VPNBook says its proxy is "100% free with no account, no trial, and no bandwidth limit". Ads on the site and donations pay for it.
The connection between you and the proxy is SSL-encrypted, and its privacy text says it logs your IP address and connection time. VPNBook's own advice is to "Avoid logging in to sensitive accounts through any web proxy".
Yes. It runs a dedicated YouTube proxy page and says you can watch "videos, Shorts, and YouTube Music" through it. In December 2025 it said its proxy servers were upgraded "to better support YouTube and social media websites".
Its privacy text says "The only thing we log is the IP address and time the connection was made." One page says those logs are deleted weekly and another says daily.
The server picker offers Random, US, UK and Canada.
The site doesn't name a company. It says only that VPNBook is "Located in Zurich, Switzerland" and gives contact@vpnbook.com as its contact.
Providers change prices often — confirm on their site before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on live chat and we'll correct it.
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