Astrill vs IPVanish Comparison

The western style of marketing often focuses on highlighting certain outstanding effects of products, some specific traits that make them worthy of purchasing (even if the rest is rubbish). We too have dealt with such products, but this article is an exception. Both Astrill and IPVanish do not strictly fit this scheme. They shine out instead with their consistency and eye for detail; all aspects of their services are steady, of good quality – but nothing extra. We are going to examine details of these in this comparison.

Astrill is still a great service in itself, though; take their Linux client for example, which is more rarely seen on VPN grounds, and the simplicity and ease of use also deserves praise from us.

The prices themselves are a bit less flattering compared to Astrill (or other VPN companies), and we are not sure if it is worth saying good bye to an extra dollar or two per month. IPVanish has built up its fame over the course of the past few years, so we can see why they chose these costs. They can simply get away with it.

In our opinion, “slow” and steady is also a good way to go (no worries, Astrill and IPVanish are both decent with speeds). The fact that all aspects of their respective services are of high quality is probably even harder to attain than just focusing on one, and thus we respect both companies for finding success, despite not being as aggressive with their marketing as others. They are both worthy of checking out: Astrill for their elaborate features and general proficiency, and IPVanish for essentially everything else. This sort of variety is welcomed by us in the VPN world.