Bitdefender Premium VPN vs iTop VPN

Bitdefender Premium VPN sends internet traffic through an encrypted tunnel to protect privacy on home, public, and unsecured Wi-Fi. Its listed protections include AES-256 encryption, WireGuard and Hydra protocols, Perfect Forward Secrecy, ad blocking, tracker disabling, and hiding a user’s real location. Bitdefender says the network has more than 3,000 servers across over 100 countries and can unblock streaming services across geographic restrictions. The service supports streaming and torrents, a kill switch, and up to 10 devices at once. Bitdefender says it does not retain information revealing online activity and reports an independent audit of its VPN infrastructure in 2025. Windows users can prioritize traffic for up to three apps and set apps or websites to bypass the VPN. The free version allows 200 MB per day per device and selects an unchangeable optimal server automatically. Premium VPN is listed at $6.99 a month or $2.92 a year, with the annual price shown per month. A seven-day trial and 30-day money-back guarantee are advertised.

iTop VPN encrypts the connection between a user’s device and an iTop server to hide the user’s IP and help access online content. It is available for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. The free plan costs nothing and includes 300 MB of data per day, with 20 servers across five locations. Paid plans list unlimited data and bandwidth, 3,200+ VIP servers, and eight simultaneous connections. Plan details vary: 12 Months costs $3.99 a year, 6 Months costs $6.99 a month, and 1 Month costs $11.99 a month. Other 1-Year and 2-Year plans list annual prices of 47.99 USD and 59.99 USD. Features include streaming and torrent support, a kill switch, WebRTC leak defense, and IPv4, IPv6, and DNS masking. The Windows page also lists Double VPN, split tunneling, ad blocking, and a dark web monitor. iTop VPN says it was founded in 2016.