Touch VPN alternatives: similar VPNs ranked by our score
7 alternatives to Touch VPN (1.57) from the same segment, by features, price and owner. Highest: VMP VPN (VPN Master Pro) (4.48).
Alternatives to Touch VPN
| # | Service | Score | Why it is here | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VMP VPN (VPN Master Pro) | 4.48 | similar features | similar features | €5.01per month |
| 2 | Turbo VPN | 4.05 | similar features | similar features | €2.86per month |
| 3 | VPN 360 | 3.29 | same owner | same owner | €1.71per month |
| 4 | Betternet | 3.28 | similar features | similar features | €5.16per month |
| 5 | VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy (VPN Super Inc / Mobile Jump) | 3.12 | similar features | similar features | €5.15per month |
| 6 | Cloudflare WARP (1.1.1.1) | 1.80 | similar features | similar features | — |
| 7 | VPNBook | 1.65 | similar features | similar features | — |
Touch VPN scores 1.57 out of 10, and privacy drags almost the entire score down. The no-logs policy is only partial, the service uses the connection IP to estimate your approximate location, and the free version passes advertising identifiers to ad networks. The service says nothing about obfuscation, and a kill switch exists only in the mobile apps. The alternatives below have different strengths, so pick based on your main task.
If privacy matters most
The best score in this roundup belongs to VMP VPN: 4.48. The service claims it does not collect IPs, browsing history, or connection times, and mentions an independent audit, though without naming the auditor. There is a kill switch, obfuscated servers, and support for up to 10 devices, with prices from €5.01 per month. The catch is that VMP VPN does not disclose its jurisdiction or legal entity.
If you need a free option
Turbo VPN (4.05, Singapore) is free on phones with ads, while the paid plan starts at €2.86 per month. VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy also runs on ads, but it supports V2Ray for bypassing DPI, something Touch VPN says nothing about; the free tier covers one device. Cloudflare WARP gets by without ads, but WARP has no obfuscation. VPNBook suits only those ready to configure OpenVPN or WireGuard manually: there is no dedicated app, and the service logs IPs and connection times.
Same owner
VPN 360 belongs to the same Pango Group and is the cheapest on the list, from €1.71 per month, with a 45-day refund window when purchased on the website. Moving within Pango changes little for privacy: according to a third-party review, VPN 360 stores your real IP until you disconnect.