Private Internet Access vs Speedify

Private Internet Access is a paid VPN subscription made by Private Internet Access, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, United States. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. The listed network covers 91 countries, with streaming and torrent support, WireGuard support, and a kill switch. A verified no-logs audit is listed. There is no free plan. The pricing note lists a 7-day trial and a starting rate of $3.99/mo on an annual term. The 1 Month plan costs $11.95 a month and renews monthly. The 1 Year plan is listed at $3.99 a year, billed at 47.88 USD for the first year and then renewed annually at 47.88 USD. A 3 Years + 3 Months EXTRA offer shows an 85% fall-sale discount, but no price is listed. The service is available across desktop and mobile platforms.

Speedify combines Wi-Fi, cellular, Ethernet, Starlink and satellite links into a single connection. Its packet-level channel bonding distributes traffic across available connections and can use up to 95% of their combined throughput. If one link drops, automatic failover can move traffic to the remaining links without resetting a call or transfer. Users can set connection priorities and data or rate limits for metered links. Pair & Share lets Speedify users on the same local network share 4G and 5G connections. Streaming traffic is prioritized automatically; listed compatible services include Twitch, YouTube Live, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet. Speedify lists servers in 35 countries, supports streaming and torrents, and includes a kill switch. It offers a free plan and a 7-day trial. Individual monthly access costs $14.99 a month for up to five devices; the Family monthly option costs $22.50 a month for five accounts and 25 devices total. Team monthly access costs $14.99 a month for five users with five devices per user. The maker also offers an SDK for embedding bonding, failover and encrypted tunneling.