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If we cannot say it clearly, we rewrite it. These terms are short, specific and free of the usual lawyer-mode jargon.
LEGAL
Straightforward terms for using The VPN Advisor. No surprises, no legalese.
If you only read this far, here is the gist.
If we cannot say it clearly, we rewrite it. These terms are short, specific and free of the usual lawyer-mode jargon.
The VPN Advisor is free to use. We do not run paid subscriptions. The providers we link to do — verify their own terms before you sign up.
Commissions fund the site. They never buy a higher ranking, and you pay the provider the same price either way.
THE RULES
These terms apply when you use thevpnadvisor.com or any service we run from it. By visiting the site you accept them. If you do not accept them, please do not use the site — and email us if you think something is unfair.
When you use the site you agree to read at your own risk, to verify any claim on the provider's own page before you act on it, to use the comparisons as guidance rather than financial or legal advice, and to follow the user conduct rules below. We may update these terms — the date at the top changes when we do, and material changes get a notice on-site.
The site is intended for readers 16 and older. If you are under 16 please use it with the permission of a parent or guardian. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 16.
The VPN Advisor publishes editorial reviews, comparisons and guides. Content is curated and summarised from each provider's own pages, audit reports and reputable third-party reviews. We do not run our own benchmarks — we aggregate the credible sources that do and present the result in plain English.
We aim for high uptime, but the site is provided "as is". From time to time we run maintenance, take pages offline for updates, or pause features that need rebuilding. We try to flag this in advance where we can.
Please do read, share, link to, and quote our content with attribution. Please don't scrape the site at industrial scale, republish our content as your own, attempt to access non-public parts of the site, post abusive comments, or impersonate the team. Violations get a warning, then a block.
Our content — the writing, the comparison tables, the guides, the brand — belongs to us. You may quote short excerpts with a link back. You may not copy the site wholesale, sell our content, or use it to train AI without written permission. Provider logos belong to the providers.
Information accuracy: every claim is checked against the original source, but features and pricing change — always verify on the provider's own page before signing up. Personal recommendations: our suggestions are based on a public rubric; what's right for you depends on your situation. Third-party services: once you click an external link, the provider's own terms apply, not ours.
Some links earn us a commission when you sign up. The commission rate does not change which providers we cover, how they rank, or what we say about them. Our promise: editorial independence, verifiable claims, published corrections, regular refreshes. You pay the provider the same price whether you click our link or theirs.
The VPN Advisor provides information, not legal, financial or technical advice. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for losses arising from your use of the site, third-party services we link to, decisions you make based on our content, or downtime/data issues outside our control.
There are no accounts to terminate. If you have emailed us and want your contact data removed, ask via the contact form and we will wipe it within 30 days. If you abuse the site (scraping, harassment), we reserve the right to block your access.
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. If you have a complaint, the preferred path is to email us first — most things can be resolved in a single message. Formal disputes are heard in the courts of England and Wales.
May 2026.
The bar we hold ourselves to, on every page we publish.
Rankings come from a published rubric, not a contract. Commissions never buy a higher score.
Every spec links back to the provider's own page or a credible third party. If we can't cite it, we don't say it.
When we get it wrong, we fix the review, timestamp the update, and note what changed.
Pricing, features and policies are rechecked on a rolling basis. Every review carries a last-updated date.