SwissVPN

SwissVPN skips the account entirely. There is no email, no username you choose, no registration form: pay CHF 6 for a month, and the checkout page hands you a server address, a username and a password on the spot.

That is a more radical version of the anonymity Mullvad offers with its 16-digit number — SwissVPN never asks you to create anything to identify. The trade-off is scope: one exit point, a single data centre in Zurich, and manual setup through OpenVPN, L2TP, SSTP or PPTP rather than a dedicated app for each platform.

Monzoon Networks AG has run SwissVPN from Zweidlen, Switzerland since 2006, which makes it one of the longest continuously operating providers in this category, older than every entry here except Perfect Privacy.

There is no published no-logs audit and no open-source client to inspect — the whole product is built around not knowing who you are in the first place rather than proving what it does with what it collects. Pricing is flat, with no subscription and no discount ladder to distrust: CHF 6 buys exactly one month, every time.

What SwissVPN does well

• No registration at all: credentials issued instantly at purchase
• Flat CHF 6 per month, no subscription trap
• Operating from Switzerland since 2006
• Four protocols: OpenVPN, L2TP over IPsec, SSTP and PPTP
• Static IP and dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 available as options

Where SwissVPN falls short

• One data centre, in Zurich — no location choice
• No dedicated apps; setup is manual on every device
• No independent no-logs audit or open-source client
• No free trial or money-back guarantee published

Standout feature. No registration step of any kind: SwissVPN issues a server address, username and password at checkout instead of asking you to sign up first.