IPVanish
A paid VPN whose Apple app documents on-demand connections, selective website bypass and a kill switch.
Suited to iPhone users who want automatic connection rules
Facts checked November 5, 2026
Our assessment
A candidate for iPhone/iPad users who want connection automation and selective website exclusions, based on its published app capabilities.
This review deliberately keeps that scope visible. We could read the published Apple description, but the main IPVanish website blocked our automated research request. We therefore do not turn unverified desktop features, price promotions or old compatibility claims into current facts.
This is a documentation-based assessment checked on 5 November 2026. No hands-on speed, streaming or leak-test results are claimed. Review the linked sources for the intended device and the current purchase terms.
A good fit when
- You use iPhone or iPad and want connection behavior tied to your network rules.
- You want to investigate domain exclusions without turning off the VPN for everything.
Look elsewhere when
- You require a desktop feature that has not been verified in the relevant provider documentation.
- You are choosing on a claimed benchmark or streaming result that this review has not tested.
What the service includes
Subscription app
The provider's iPhone/iPad listing describes a paid subscription VPN with a trial and automatic renewal.
Apple protocol choices
The iOS description lists WireGuard and IKEv2 protocol choices.
On-demand controls
The same listing documents on-demand connection rules, domain-based split tunneling and an internet connection kill switch.
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Before you subscribe
Is IPVanish a free VPN?
The provider describes it as a paid subscription service with a trial. Review renewal terms before starting a trial.
What does the Apple app support?
Its published description lists WireGuard and IKEv2, on-demand rules, domain-based split tunneling and an internet kill switch.
Does a blocked vendor website mean the service is closed?
No. Our research request received HTTP 403, while its provider-authored App Store listing remained available. That is not evidence of closure.
Read the full IPVanish review
A candidate for iPhone/iPad users who want connection automation and selective website exclusions, based on its published app capabilities.
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- apps.apple.com/us/app/ipvanish-vpn-fast-secure/id763638165 for Current provider documentation for features, compatibility or plan limitations checked November 5, 2026
- play.google.com/store/apps/details for Provider-authored Android listing, broader platforms and protocol family checked November 5, 2026