The graveyard
These providers still take payments. What they have stopped doing is shipping software. A VPN client that has not been touched in a year is missing a year of operating-system changes and security fixes.
Nothing shipped in over a year
Quietly slipping
Six months to a year since the last release on any platform. Not dead — but not what a subscription is supposed to buy.
Not enough data to judge
We could not confirm a public release source for these providers, so they are not ranked and are not called abandoned. Missing data is a gap in our coverage, not evidence about the vendor.
- Kaspersky VPNNo store ids verified during seeding (Kaspersky apps were delisted from major US stores).
- Perfect PrivacyNo store ids verified during seeding. Listed for transparency; scores 0 until sources are confirmed.
A provider appears here on release data alone. Some maintain a working service with an old client, and a few ship silent auto-updates that never reach a public registry. Where we cannot see a release, we say so rather than guess — see known gaps.