ExpressVPN Review
A polished, simplicity-focused VPN with RAM-only servers.
ExpressVPN is built around ease of use — the apps are minimal, and its Lightway protocol is designed to connect quickly. It runs all servers on RAM only (TrustedServer), meaning data is wiped on every reboot rather than written to disk.
The company is registered in the British Virgin Islands, outside most mandatory data-retention regimes, and has commissioned a KPMG audit covering its privacy policy and server technology.
Specs, as published by ExpressVPN
| Price | $2.99/mo — Basic plan, 2 years + 4 months, $83.72 billed for the first 28 months, renews at $99.95/yr |
| Money-back guarantee | 30 days |
| Jurisdiction | British Virgin Islands |
| Logging policy (as stated by provider) | No activity or connection logs, per its published privacy policy |
| Independent audit | KPMG (privacy policy and TrustedServer technology audit) |
| Servers | Servers in 113 countries across 113+ countries |
| Kill switch | Yes |
| Max devices | 10 (Basic) – 14 (Advanced/Pro) |
| Streaming support (provider's claim) | Not explicitly advertised |
| Protocols | Lightway, OpenVPN, IKEv2 |
Pros
- RAM-only servers wipe data on every reboot
- KPMG-audited privacy policy and server tech
- Simple, polished apps across platforms
Cons
- Fewer bundled extras than some competitors at this price
- Server count by country, not total servers, is what's published
Best for: Users who want a straightforward, well-audited VPN without extra bundled apps.
Prices, plans, and features on this page are set by each provider and can change without notice — what's shown here reflects what was confirmed as of the date noted per provider, not necessarily today's live pricing. Always verify current details on the provider's own site before purchasing.