TorGuard VPN Pricing 2026

Three tiers: Standard / Pro / Premium

What sets TorGuard apart from most VPNs is a three-tier line-up split mainly by simultaneous device count. Standard covers 8 devices, Pro around 12, and Premium up to 30 — aimed at large households or small teams. Standard's entry monthly rate sits around $9.99–$10.99. The key difference: Pro and Premium include one dedicated IP, while Standard buyers add one themselves. Numbers shift with promotions, so confirm on TorGuard's pricing page before you commit.

• Standard — 8 devices, ~$9.99–$10.99/mo (no dedicated IP included)
• Pro — ~12 devices, includes one dedicated IP
• Premium — up to 30 devices, dedicated IP; good for teams/big households

Billing cycles and renewal

TorGuard offers more billing options than the market average: monthly, quarterly (3 months), semi-annual (6 months), annual, plus 2-year and 3-year terms. The longer you commit, the lower the effective monthly rate — a three-year term on the higher tiers can pull the average below half the monthly price. Watch out: TorGuard tends to renew close to the entry price rather than reverting from a first-year promo, so read the renewal total in the cart before paying.

• Cycles: monthly / 3-month / 6-month / annual / 2-year / 3-year
• The 3-year term cuts the effective monthly rate the most
• Check the "renewal" total in the cart before confirming

Add-ons: dedicated and streaming IPs

The heart of TorGuard's pricing is a flexible add-on system. Instead of a separate Smart DNS like some rivals, TorGuard sells a dedicated IP as a monthly add-on (about $7.99/mo on Standard), available as either a residential IP or a dedicated streaming IP. The streaming IP is purpose-built to unblock Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer and similar services — and Standard has no streaming capability, so you either upgrade to Pro/Premium or add an IP. That's why it pays to decide which features you need before picking a tier.

• Dedicated IP add-on on Standard ~$7.99/mo
• Choose residential IP or streaming IP
• Streaming IP targets unblocking streaming platforms directly

Who it's for

Because of the add-on structure and long billing terms, TorGuard fits power users, torrenters and people who need a fixed IP for streaming or IP-locked logins more than beginners who want one all-in plan. If you just need a basic VPN on a few devices, Standard is enough; for serious streaming or many devices, jumping to Pro/Premium usually beats stacking add-ons one by one.

Anonymous payment options

TorGuard is unusually strong on privacy-friendly payment. Beyond the usual credit card and PayPal, it accepts cryptocurrency and — rare in this industry — cash by mail. For users who want maximum anonymity, paying in crypto or cash keeps the account off their real financial trail, which fits TorGuard's privacy-minded audience.

• Credit card / PayPal — convenient
• Cryptocurrency — not tied to your identity
• Cash by mail — a rare option among VPNs

The 7-day refund window

One thing to know before buying: TorGuard's money-back guarantee runs just 7 days — shorter than the 30-day standard many providers use — and it stays 7 days even on a 3-year contract. So plan to test hard in the first week: measure speed to servers near you, try the stealth protocols on heavily filtered networks, and check the streaming IP you actually bought before the window closes.