VPN comparisons
Honest comparisons of GANVAS with popular VPNs and by use case.
🆚 GANVAS VPN vs NordVPN An honest comparison based on publicly known facts. NordVPN is a large paid service; GANVAS focuses on free own-configs and censorship bypass. 🆚 GANVAS VPN vs ExpressVPN An honest comparison based on publicly known facts. ExpressVPN is a premium paid service; GANVAS focuses on free own-configs and censorship bypass. 🆚 GANVAS VPN vs Surfshark An honest comparison based on publicly known facts. Surfshark is a low-cost paid service with unlimited devices; GANVAS offers free own-configs and censorship bypass. 🆚 GANVAS VPN vs Proton VPN An honest comparison based on publicly known facts. Proton VPN has a limited free tier; GANVAS focuses on free own-configs and censorship bypass. 🎁 Free VPN: the truth and a fair alternative There are many "free" VPNs, but free often means you pay with your data. Here are the risks — and how to use a VPN for free without the catch. 🔀 VPN vs proxy: the difference A VPN and a proxy both change your visible IP, but protect you differently. The key difference is encryption and covering all device traffic. 🪟 VPN for Windows The native GANVAS VPN desktop app for Windows 10 and 11: fast WireGuard, disguised VLESS+Reality, and leak protection. 🔧 Your WireGuard config — free. One client for WireGuard, VLESS and Tor GANVAS VPN is a free client where you paste your own WireGuard config (or VLESS) and connect right away. A friendlier alternative to the official WireGuard app: more protocols, server checks, a kill switch and leak protection — no signup. 🛰️ VLESS client for Windows — your config, free GANVAS VPN is a simple free client where you paste your own VLESS config (including VLESS+Reality) and bypass blocks. Nicer than raw v2rayN/Xray: a server check, kill switch and leak protection — and the same client also runs WireGuard and Tor. 🧅 VPN with a Tor mode — all traffic through Tor, not just the browser GANVAS VPN has a Tor mode: one toggle sends all your device's traffic through the Tor network — not just the browser, like Tor Browser does. Free, no signup. And the same client runs WireGuard and VLESS. ⚖️ WireGuard vs OpenVPN: which is faster and which to pick WireGuard is the fast modern protocol; OpenVPN is the older, maximally compatible one. Here are the differences in speed, bypassing blocks and configs — and why heavy censorship needs a third option, VLESS. 📥 How to import a WireGuard config on Windows Got a ready .conf from your server or provider? Here are two ways to connect it on Windows — via the official WireGuard app and via GANVAS (with a config check, kill switch and leak protection). ⚡ Xray client for Windows — no manual config.json Xray (a V2Ray fork) is the engine behind VLESS and Reality. GANVAS VPN is a simple free client for such configs: paste vless:// and you're connected, with no config.json editing. Plus WireGuard and Tor in the same app. 🪟 Free VPN for Windows — honest, no catch GANVAS VPN for Windows 10/11: no ads and no traffic logs. Your own WireGuard and VLESS configs work for free with no signup, and our servers come with a free trial. With a kill switch and DNS/WebRTC leak protection. 🛰️ V2Ray client for Windows — just paste your config V2Ray (and its fork Xray) is the engine behind VLESS/VMess and Reality. GANVAS VPN is a simple free client for such configs: paste the link and you're connected, with no config.json editing. Nicer than v2rayN.