Name: VPN Provider
Creator: VPNDetection

Overview

VPN provider catalog, with features and defunct status.

v3 adds defunct: whether the provider itself is gone, which active doesn't say.

Formats

bash

curl -L -o vpn_provider_v3.csv.gz -X GET "https://api.vpndetection.io/api/v1/database/download?id=vpn_provider_v3&format=csvgz&apikey=$APIKEY"

Schema

Name	Type	Description
`id`	`string`	VPN provider's unique ID (referenced by the vpn_ip_v1 dataset).
`name`	`string`	Human-readable name of the provider.
`url`	`string`	Provider's homepage URL.
`active`	`boolean`	Whether we track this provider's IPs, now or before it went defunct ("t" or "f").
`features`	`string`	Pipe-joined capability and policy flags (e.g. "no_logging_policy\|kill_switch"), empty when we have no explicit signal. A flag is set only on explicit evidence from the provider, so absence means unknown rather than false. Values are listed below. `torrent_allowed` The provider permits P2P/torrent traffic on its network. `no_torrent_allowed` The provider disallows P2P/torrent traffic. `logging_policy` The provider states that it logs user data or traffic. `no_logging_policy` The provider states a no-logs policy. `smart_dns` Offers Smart DNS region unblocking alongside the VPN. `streaming_unblocking` Advertises unblocking of geo-restricted streaming services. `unlimited_bandwidth` Imposes no data or bandwidth cap. `affiliate_program` Runs an affiliate or referral program. `api` Exposes a developer API for the service. `p2p_infrastructure` Exit capacity is provided by other users rather than operator-run servers. `exit_node_selection` The user can choose the exit country, city or server. `kill_switch` Offers a kill switch that blocks traffic if the tunnel drops. `residential_ip_addresses` Exit addresses are residential ISP IPs rather than datacenter ranges. `private_relay` A privacy relay with no user-selectable exit location. `multihop` Routes traffic through more than one hop before exiting. `dedicated_nodes` Offers dedicated IPs or exit systems not shared with other users. `warrant_canary` Publishes a warrant canary. `published_nodes` Publishes its server or node list openly. `paid` The service is sold to users. `free` The service is usable at no cost. `bulletproof_hosting` Runs on hosting marketed as resilient to abuse complaints. `known_malicious` Reported to host or serve malicious infrastructure. `education` Operated by or for an educational institution. `corporate` Sells a business or company plan alongside its consumer product. `enterprise_vpn` Corporate network infrastructure rather than a consumer VPN: the VPN gateways organizations run on a firewall or router vendor's equipment, which VPN IP lists, or a cloud gateway (secure web gateway, SSE, SASE), whose egress is in Relay IP instead. `scam` Reported to defraud its users.
`note`	`string`	Public note about the provider (may be empty).
`defunct`	`boolean`	Whether the provider itself is gone ("t" or "f"): shut down, seized or delisted, or its website's domain no longer exists. Independent of active, which a provider we tracked keeps after it goes defunct.

Samples

id	name	url	active	features	note	defunct
`clearvpn`	`ClearVPN`	`https://clearvpn.com/`	`t`	`no_logging_policy\|exit_node_selection\|streaming_unblocking\|free\|affiliate_program\|paid`	N/A	`f`
`matushkazemlya_ru`	`Matushka Zemlya VPN`	`https://matushka-zemlya.ru`	`f`	`no_logging_policy\|paid\|unlimited_bandwidth`	N/A	`f`
`vpnvezdehodbot_tme`	`VPN Вездеход`	`https://t.me/vpnvezdehodbot`	`f`	`no_logging_policy`	N/A	`f`
`rapidconnectpro`	`Rapid Connect Pro`	`https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=vpn.FreeProxy.SecureUnblock.FreeVPN.RapidPro`	`f`	`streaming_unblocking\|free`	N/A	`f`
`acevpn_co_kr`	`ACEVPN (Korea)`	`http://acevpn.co.kr/`	`t`	`paid\|logging_policy\|dedicated_nodes\|streaming_unblocking`	N/A	`f`

ID	`vpn_provider_v3`
Formats	`csvgz`
Update Frequency	Daily
Last Updated	November 13th 2026 (today)
Entries	4,026
File Size (`csvgz`)	80.2 KB