You can use a single account and sync it across five different (supported) devices of your choice! You may be wondering this Spotflux VPN review is a bit biased but we have just scrutinized it to give you honest results. If you are a user of Spotflux or still willing to try its premium version, you may take some respite in knowing the fact that it also offers 5 multi-logins to all its users. ExpressVPNcharges its users (mobile and desktop) with $6.67/month and offers 3500 servers with the widest protocol support all over the world! Now compare the prices of Spotflux with ExpressVPN and you’ll see why we keep mentioning ExpressVPN every now and then. Imagine the agony of a user who pays $3.16/month for only one protocol and ten servers all around the world. It is available for $37.99/year, making it $3.16/month.
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On the other hand, we have the Spotflux Premium account that works on all Windows, Mac, iOS and Android devices.
The features are limited (as we have discussed before) and you don’t get what you pay for. The “ Mobile Only” version is available for $29.99/year, making it $2.49/month. The mobile-optimized version comes supported with native iOS and Android apps to ensure smooth usage of Spotflux on iPhones and Android devices. For example, if you are a mobile phone user, you won’t be able to use Spotflux VPN Premium until you are signed up with its “Mobile Only” version. Spotflux provides you with a single pricing plan for different devices. Had we been assigned with a task to rate its pricing plan on a scale of 0 to 10, we would have given it a straight zero! We were extremely disappointed to know that Spotflux does not even provide a choice to its users when it comes to pricing plans and packages. They may choose either PPTP or L2TP protocol for online streaming or they may choose OpenVPN for online banking whereas Spotflux operates on a large scale with only one protocol that puts extra load and slows down the speed in return. It offers the most-widest protocol support to cater to the needs of all sorts of users. Even though the protocol is pretty decent, Spotflux fails when it comes to using a lighter protocol with fast speeds! What kind of a VPN service confines its users to use only one protocol? Well, Spotflux does! It does not offer any other protocol than OpenVPN and offers moderate encryption of 256-bit to protect your data.
Compare the stats with the likes of ExpressVPN and IPVanish, and you will know why people prefer their services moreover Spotflux VPN. But with a total of 10 servers all around the world and millions of users to cater to, Spotflux falls apart at times due to extra load on servers. The server locations do, however, include the United Kingdom and the United States. For what it is worth, Spotflux is ripping its users off by charging them $37.99/year for only 10 servers around the world! Since we could not find anything useful on its website regarding the server support due to poor customer support (more on that later), we had to research different communities and forums to take out the exact number of servers. Where other VPN providers take great pride by showing off their huge server network all over the world, Spotflux fails badly when it comes to making its servers presence count!
We have reviewed all kinds of VPN services, no matter how big or small they are but we have never reviewed a VPN like Spotflux that keeps its server count hidden from the general users. Even though it claims that it protects you from the outside threats on the internet, we think a detailed take on Spotflux will reveal how hard it is working to be the best VPN service. Based in New York, Spotflux VPN operates from the United States under its regulations where online surveillance is legal by law. Having launched officially only three years ago, it is hard to imagine where Spotflux VPN stands in the industry right now.
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