AzireVPN review: 3.8/5, recommended in Best VPN Sites

AzireVPN: a Stockholm VPN with a fresh independent audit

AzireVPN was founded in Stockholm in 2012 and, according to its about page, has been owned by the security company Malwarebytes since 2024, keeping its original team in Sweden. At our check on 2 October 2026 the site listed 62 locations and 179 servers. Prices were shown to us in euros: €5 for one month, €4 a month on the 3-month plan (€12) and €3.75 a month on the 12-month plan (€45), with a 7-day money-back guarantee. One account covers 10 devices with 5 connections at the same time. The apps for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android use WireGuard and have a kill switch; port forwarding is supported and P2P and BitTorrent traffic is allowed on all servers. Signing up needs no name or other personal details.

Why this matters for adult-site visitors: your internet provider or a shared Wi-Fi network sees only the connection to the VPN, not which sites you open, and where adult sites are blocked a VPN may restore access — check and follow your local law. A VPN is not anonymity: the provider carries your traffic and logged-in accounts still identify you. AzireVPN publishes transparency reports and a monthly warrant canary, and on 2 April 2026 it published its first third-party audit, carried out by X41 D-Sec on infrastructure it shares with Malwarebytes Privacy VPN.

Our rating is 4.0 out of 5: privacy-first sign-up, port forwarding and a recent audit at a modest price; the refund window is short and the site itself says streaming is not its focus.