LimeVPN

Service overview

LimeVPN advertises a consumer VPN with Core and Plus subscriptions, a functioning account-signup interface and downloadable configuration paths. Its privacy policy describes LimeVPN as Singapore-incorporated but does not provide a more precise corporate name in the reviewed section. Although marketing calls several applications native, the download page predominantly directs users to WireGuard clients and imported provider configurations, with a separate Windows installer linked.

The pricing page lists Core at $5.99 monthly or $49 annually, and Plus at $9.99 monthly or $84 annually. Plus includes a dedicated IP. Six simultaneous connections, WireGuard and OpenVPN are advertised. These are provider claims, not independently tested results; router and operating-system setup requirements should be checked before buying.

The legal refund page materially narrows the marketing guarantee: the seven-day policy applies to an initial Core subscription, requires no more than 10 GB of use and has other eligibility conditions. Plus is non-refundable. Trial claims also conflict: pricing and signup advertise free access, while the refund policy says no free trial is offered. Customers should obtain written confirmation of the selected offer instead of relying on a general banner.

This is a source-based service overview, not a hands-on review. No speed, streaming, leak or security tests were performed. Availability and commercial terms can vary by location, platform and payment channel; confirm the final order and applicable legal terms before subscribing.

The policy distinguishes browsing-activity claims from account data, seven-year payment records, twelve-month support tickets, session-only in-memory VPN data and seven-day aggregate server metrics. The terms say subscriptions renew automatically at the then-current rate unless cancelled.