AzireVPN – European VPN
Swedish VPN with strict no-logs policy and in-house owned servers. WireGuard-first with fully transparent operations.
Quick facts
WireGuard support arrived here before most competitors added it, and the strict no-logs policy is paired with fully transparent operations rather than just marketing copy.
The apps are more utilitarian than flashy consumer VPNs like NordVPN, and there's no large server-country list to pick from.
Why does it score 100?
Incorporated in Stockholm, Sweden – a full EU member state.
Run by Netbouncer AB, independently owned with no outside investors.
AzireVPN owns its server hardware outright rather than renting VPS capacity from a third party – one of the few VPNs that can say that.
Partially open source and GDPR-compliant, with a strict no-logs policy and fully transparent operations.
See how they compare
AzireVPNWhat does it replace?
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