VPN data we collect ourselves Server coverage, measured speed, daily prices
Most VPN sites repeat the numbers providers give them. We collect ours: server lists from 7 providers across 155 countries every day, and speed runs we performed by hand.
What is here
- Server coverage by country — 155 countries, 49 of them covered by all seven providers.
- Open data — the CSV and JSON files behind every number, free to download and re-use.
- How we test — where each figure comes from and what it does not prove.
Why this exists
Two questions decide whether a VPN is any use to you: does it have a server where you need one, and how much of your line survives the tunnel. Both are measurable, and almost nobody measures them. Provider marketing quotes a server total; that number tells you nothing about the one country you care about.
So we count locations per country, per provider, every day — and we publish the files, so you do not have to take our word for any of it.
What we do not claim
A location in our table means the provider publishes it. It does not mean a given streaming service will work through it, and it does not mean the country allows VPN traffic. Where we have not measured something, we say so rather than filling the gap.
This site also publishes in Japanese at vpn-life.com.