Snapshot
Trust.Zone is a handy yet affordable VPN, ideal for the privacy conscious user who’s passionate about top levels of VPN encryption and the promise of a zero logs service. Delivering pretty good connection speeds from 200+ servers spanning 43 countries, Trust.Zone has the capability to unblock your favourite content such as Netflix and BBC iPlayer, supports unlimited P2P file sharing, and most importantly, keeps you safe online.
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Rating
Our score:
4.4
Pricing
Price from:
$2.33
per month
Pros
- Security focussed VPN provider located in the privacy friendly Seychelles
- Zero logs VPN provider
- Unblocks Netflix, BBC iPlayer and all other popular channels
- Peer-to-peer (P2P) torrenting permitted
- Free 3-day trial with no payment details required to sign up
Cons
- Custom VPN apps are limited to Android and Windows with other devices and operating systems requiring manual setup
- VPN kill switch currently only available on Windows app
- Relatively small server network compared to larger rivals
- Definitely not an ideal choice for beginners
- Modest (10 day) money-back guarantee
Introduction
Trust.Zone gets many things right as a VPN provider, but no more so than being perfect for those who wish to browse the web with total anonymity. Their setup provides robust IP address encryption and promises to keep zero logs, making it an ideal pick for the privacy conscious.
On top of privacy, it’s backed up by pretty handy connection speeds from its network of 200+ servers geographically spread across 43 countries worldwide, and has the ability to successfully unblock geo-restricted content from around the globe such as hidden Netflix libraries and BBC iPlayer with ease. Sticking to the topic of speed, users can stream content in HD/4K without any interruptions as well as torrent until their hearts are content with P2P activity supported across the entire Trust.Zone infrastructure.
Trust.Zone is ‘compatible’ with pretty much all current internet devices out there but it doesn’t get top marks for ease of use. With VPN apps presently only available on Android and Windows, all other platforms and devices require manual configuration which many users may find a bit cumbersome. Whilst completing these steps doesn’t require too much technical knowledge, we would advise beginners looking for a quick and easy ‘plug and play’ VPN application to consider other alternatives such as trying CyberGhost or NordVPN.
Pricing
Trust.Zone offers a variety of subscription choices allowing users to make great savings should you opt to go for a longer-term plan. Plans are available on monthly or years (1 or 2) deals. Their 2 year plan represents the best value for money and is currently on special offer with 67% off when purchased through our website.
For payment Trust.Zone accepts all major debit and credit cards (including American Express), PayPal, Bitcoin (plus other cryptocurrencies) as well as PayPro Global which means Alipay, UnionPay and many more.
A nice little extra to note is that users can save an extra 10% by using Bitcoin and other popular cryptocurrencies at checkout, and a totally free 3-day VPN trial (1GB usage allowance) is also available before purchase should you be unsure on committing longer term.
Features
Trust.Zone comes with all the essential VPN features we like to see as well as a robust security setup but it’s not as fully loaded as some of the bigger arguably more trusted names out there.
Its custom-built applications are well laid out and offer the VPN user a reasonable degree of configuration options to suit their individual requirements, but these are currently only available to Android and Windows users. Inside the app is an ‘auto select’ button which connects you to the fastest available VPN server with one click which is pretty handy for no-frills VPN protection, and dedicated servers for the likes of torrenting and streaming are clearly labelled for ease of use.
Another great feature they offer is the ability to purchase your own dedicated IP address at checkout for a small additionally fee from a list of 5 separate countries (the US, the UK, France, Germany and Australia) further enhancing the user VPN experience.
Their 200+ servers are spread across 43 countries and do offer some city level choice from popular locations such as the US, Canada, Australia, the UK and other European countries. Disappointingly, they currently offer just the 2 servers in South Africa and 1 in South America which is seriously limited for such large areas and we’d advise you look elsewhere should you live in one of those territories.
As mentioned above, Trust.Zone lacks some of the advanced features other premium VPN providers offer such as a massive selection of VPN server choices, split tunnelling, AdBlocker software as well as obfuscation technology meaning Trust.Zone does come across light on features when compared to similarly priced rivals.