Private Internet Access
PIA is the cheapest credible option here at roughly $2/month on the 3-year plan, with unlimited devices, open-source apps, port forwarding, and three Deloitte no-logs engagements -- plus the rarer distinction of having produced nothing usable when US courts asked. The drawbacks are that it operates from a Five Eyes country where gag orders are a real mechanism, and that it sits under the same Kape ownership umbrella as ExpressVPN and CyberGhost. Fine for privacy from your ISP and for torrenting; a poor fit if your threat model includes US law enforcement.
Where it is strong
Budget-conscious users who want unlimited devices, port forwarding for torrenting, open-source clients, and a no-logs claim that has actually survived being subpoenaed.
Where it is weak
US jurisdiction means it is subject to gag orders and National Security Letters -- the court record is reassuring but it is not the same as being unreachable. Streaming is patchy outside Netflix and Prime Video (Disney+ and Hulu frequently detect it), and PIA is Kape-owned, the same parent as ExpressVPN and CyberGhost.
Reported to work with
Streaming access changes weekly on both sides. Treat this as a snapshot, never a guarantee.
Sources: www.privateinternetaccess.com · www.privateinternetaccess.com · www.security.org