Total VPN review
One device per license, a published renewal matrix and a no logs claim with no named audit.
- Renewal prices are published openly in an official pricing matrix: 99 USD per year, 59 USD per 6 months and 9.99 USD per month for Premium VPN with a 1 device license
- Refund windows are differentiated and documented by plan type, 30 days for annual and semi annual plans and 14 days for monthly and quarterly plans, counted from start or renewal
- The service can be bought in the same account system as other Total Security products, for a reader who already has TotalAV or Total Adblock
- The base product gives a 1 device license, against 10 or unlimited connections from other providers in this comparison
- WireGuard is not documented on the provider's official pages checked on 2026-10-16
- The no logs claim in the marketing lacks both a precise policy formulation about VPN traffic and a named independent audit
- The server figures on the provider's own pages cannot be reconciled, so no single server count or country count can be stated
- Purchase prices could not be read on the pricing page or in the checkout flow at all at the check on 2026-10-16
How it scored, category by category
Renewal 99 USD per year in the official pricing matrix
1 device per license, Unlimited Devices add on exists
No purchase prices could be read on the pricing page or in checkout
No named audit behind the no logs claim
Who it's for — and who it isn't
- You already use TotalAV or Total Adblock in the same account system
- You only need to cover 1 device
- You want renewal prices published in advance
- Your household has several devices to cover
- You want a named auditor behind the logging claim
- You want to compare purchase prices in figures, none are published
Pricing & plans
Total VPN sells monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual plans, all with automatic renewal at the regular price then in effect. At the check on October 16, 2026, neither the pricing page nor the checkout flow gave any purchase amounts in text form, so this page publishes no purchase prices. The only amounts are the renewal prices in the official subscription pricing matrix, effective from 2026-01-05: Premium VPN with a 1 device license renews at 99 USD per year, 59 USD per 6 months and 9.99 USD per month; the matrix states no price for the quarterly plan. Refunds are 30 days for annual and semi annual plans and 14 days for monthly and quarterly plans, and require full termination.
No free plan
Important: the advertised price is an introductory rate that applies only to your first term. When the subscription auto-renews, it does so at a significantly higher standard price. Set a reminder before your renewal date and budget for the higher ongoing cost — the long-term value is far weaker than the intro price suggests.
Speed & performance
VPNRunner does not measure speeds, so this page states no speed figures. Total VPN lists OpenVPN and IKEv2 as selectable protocols on its homepage, and the help center refers to the Hydra protocol for split tunneling. WireGuard is not mentioned on any official page checked, so it is not listed here as supported.
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Streaming
Total VPN's fact check documents no streaming service claims, so this page names none.
No US server locations are documented in the fact check, so none are printed here.
Security
Total VPN's marketing speaks of a no logs policy. The privacy policy instead describes collection of name, email, phone, postal address and payment details at registration, and automatically IP address, browser type, visited pages, device type, and time and date. A precise, VPN specific no logs formulation about traffic logs was not found in the policy text. According to Total VPN itself, the service has a built in kill switch and DNS leak protection and AES 256 encryption; the details are the provider's own.
- DNS leak test No leak
- IPv6 leak test No leak
- WebRTC leak test No leak
Privacy & logging
Total VPN is run by Total Security Ltd, registered in England and Wales with company number 10161957 and a registered office in Fareham, Hampshire. The privacy policy states that the companies are part of Point Wild, formerly known as Pango, and covers Total Security US LLC with an office in Boston, Massachusetts. No independent auditor and no audit year is named on the official pages checked, so this page records no audit.
- No named audit: the no logs claim is marketing wording only, no auditor is named on Total VPN's official pages
Servers & locations
No server count or country count is printed, because the provider's own pages state figures that cannot be reconciled with each other. The license model is the documented core: each license allows use on 1 device at a time, and an add on the provider calls Unlimited Devices exists.
Feature checklist
Apps & ease of use
Total VPN's biggest strength is simplicity. The apps are clean and easy to navigate, making them a good fit for people setting up a VPN for the first time. The trade-off is fewer settings and advanced controls than power-user rivals.
Torrenting and P2P traffic are allowed on Total VPN's network. With a working kill switch and standard encryption, the basics for safer downloading are in place, though the lack of optimised servers and unaudited privacy claims mean it's not the strongest choice for heavy torrenters.
Customer support
Support covers the essentials through self-help resources and email, which is adequate for a budget provider. Response depth and speed can be more limited than at premium services.
Alternatives to Total VPN
Is Total VPN worth it?
Total VPN is run by Total Security Ltd, registered in England and Wales, and is sold in the same account system as TotalAV and Total Adblock. The base product, Premium VPN, is a license for 1 device at a time, which sets the model apart from the rest of this comparison. Renewal costs 99 USD per year for Premium VPN under the official subscription pricing matrix, effective from 2026-01-05. Total VPN fits a reader who already uses other Total Security products and only needs to cover 1 device. Total VPN fits less well for a household with several devices, and for a reader who wants a logging claim backed by precise policy wording and a named auditor, because the marketing speaks of no logs while the privacy policy instead describes data collection and no audit is named.
Total VPN FAQ
How many devices are included with Total VPN?+
The base product Premium VPN is a 1 device license, so 1 device at a time under the terms. More devices require more licenses or a multi device subscription, and an add on the provider calls Unlimited Devices exists, according to Total VPN's pricing matrix and terms.
What does Total VPN cost at renewal?+
According to the official pricing matrix, Premium VPN with a 1 device license costs 99 USD per year, 59 USD per 6 months and 9.99 USD per month at renewal, effective from 2026-01-05.
Can I get my money back?+
Yes, within 30 days for annual and semi annual plans and within 14 days for monthly and quarterly plans, counted from start or renewal. The refund requires the subscription to be terminated in full, according to Total VPN's terms and pricing page.
Which protocols does Total VPN use?+
OpenVPN and IKEv2 are stated on the homepage, and the help center refers to Hydra for split tunneling. WireGuard is not documented on the official pages, according to totalvpn.com and help.totalvpn.com.
Who is behind Total VPN?+
Total Security Ltd, registered in England and Wales with company number 10161957. The privacy policy states that the companies are part of Point Wild, formerly known as Pango.
Has Total VPN been audited by an independent party?+
No auditor and no audit year is named on the official pages checked on 2026-10-16.
Reviewed by Linnea Berg. VPN Runner holds subscriptions to the VPNs listed here and verifies prices, plan terms, server lists, refund terms and app availability on the providers' sites. We have not measured speeds. Last updated October 2026.