Avira Phantom VPN vs TunnelBear
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
Choose Avira Phantom VPN if…
- you want a free plan to start with
- you're in its core audience: travelers, public wi-fi users
Choose TunnelBear if…
- you work on Chrome
- you're in its core audience: everyday internet users, travelers
Side by side
Full feature lists
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Avira Phantom VPN
- AES-256 encryption of web traffic
- Virtual IP address that changes with each connection
- Selectable virtual server locations
- 500 MB free data per month
- Unlimited data on Pro plan
- Kill switch in Pro for Windows
- No-logs policy
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TunnelBear
- Private, secure web browsing over VPN
- Unblocks websites around the world
- Mac and Windows apps
- iOS and Android apps
- Chrome browser extension
What you'd pay
The cheapest plan that fits, per month, billed yearly where the plan offers it.
Avira Phantom VPN
TunnelBear
Pricing unknown. Plan details aren't published.
Strengths and limitations
Avira Phantom VPN
- Free plan with 500 MB of data each month
- Apps for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS
- AES-256 encryption and a stated no-logs policy
- Refunds within 14 days on monthly plans and 60 days on annual plans
- Free plan is limited to 500 MB per month
- Kill switch only in Pro for Windows
- Not available for use inside India
- Pro price isn't shown in the page text
TunnelBear
- Apps for Mac, PC, iOS, Android and Chrome
- Built around simple use
- No pricing information on the pages we received
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BFree VPN app with optional Premium for streaming, gaming and private browsing

FFree VPN with unlimited traffic and no sign-up, plus a 100+ location Premium plan

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TFree and premium VPN for streaming, gaming and private browsing on any device

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