IVPN, on its own published figures
IVPN is the counterexample this index needs. Its pricing page prints $6 for a month and $60 for a year and stops there: no sale, no prepaid multi-year term, no renewal price different from the price you signed up at. That makes it the most expensive provider here on the headline and one of the least expensive to reason about.
Verified facts on IVPN
| What | Figure | The provider's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, per month | $6/mo | "1 Month $6" | IVPN pricing page (Standard, monthly) checked September 2026 |
| Renews at | No printed price on the page; quote or in-app only (checked September 2026) | IVPN pricing page checked September 2026 | |
| Prepaid term the entry price requires | 1 mo term | "1 Month $6" | IVPN pricing page (monthly term) checked September 2026 |
IVPN use cases, evidenced
IVPN maintains its own pages for the 0 use cases this index tracks; each is linked below and answered on the date shown.
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Why the most expensive headline is not the most expensive plan
Against a provider printing $3.49 and renewing at $139.08 a year, IVPN's $60 a year is cheaper from the second year onward. Against one printing $1.79 on a 39-month term and renewing at $69.81 for three more years, it is not.
Which comparison applies depends entirely on how long the subscription lasts, and that is the one variable no pricing page can tell you.