The Best VPNs for Mexico

NordVPN has an extensive server network spanning 6,328 servers in 111 countries, with 20 servers located in Mexico City.

Connecting to these servers is straightforward thanks to NordVPN’s intuitive and user-friendly apps, particularly on iOS and Android smartphones.

You can connect to up to 20 servers in Mexico using NordVPN.

However, it currently limits its Mexican IP addresses to Mexico City. Windscribe, on the other hand, has IP addresses in Guadalajara as well, providing users more flexibility when selecting locations within Mexico.

We tested NordVPN on a number of popular Mexican streaming sites. Here’s how it performed:

NordVPN unblocked several Mexican streaming services in our tests, including Netflix Mexico, TUDN, and TV Azteca.

Frustratingly, like most VPNs we tested, it failed to unblock the popular Mexican platform Clarovideo.

We streamed the Mexican TV show ‘Survivor México’ from the US using NordVPN’s Mexico servers.

We didn’t experience any buffering when using NordVPN to stream Mexican content. This is due to its fast connection speeds.

We ran tests connecting to Mexico from from various global locations. The results show an average download of 86Mbps, which is only a 14% speed loss compared to our local connection and more than fast enough for seamless streaming, downloading, and browsing of the Mexican web.

Despite collecting excellent ratings across most testing categories, the VPN remains very affordable at $3.29 per month on a two-year plan. The VPN subscription does renew at much higher price after the first two years, though.

While NordVPN is competitively priced, it’s worth bearing in mind that it’s still more expensive than Private Internet Access.

If you don’t plan on using the VPN longer-term, keep in mind that you can trial NordVPN for free for 30 days via its 100% refund guarantee.

We tested Windscribe with a number of Mexican streaming sites. Here are the results:

Windscribe unblocks every Mexican streaming site we tested and is one of the very few VPNs that can access Netflix Mexico content from abroad.

Windscribe is also the only VPN on our list that unblocks Clarovideo. It also works with TUDN and TV Azteca, which means you can use it to enjoy Mexican content from anywhere.

Windscribe stands out because it provides server locations in two Mexican cities: Mexico City and Guadalajara. Typically, VPN services only offer IP addresses in Mexico City.

While Windscribe doesn’t disclose how many Mexican servers it maintains, we didn’t experience server overload or congestion throughout our testing. This indicates a sizeable server park in Mexico.

Windscribe delivers fast speeds connecting into Mexico. Our tests show an average international speed of 86Mbps, which is the same impressive result as NordVPN and PIA.

Windscribe costs $5.75 per month on its best price deal. This is the most expensive VPN on our list of Mexico recommendations, but it’s the ideal solution for streaming.

There is also a free version available, but it has a monthly data cap of 10GB.

Windscribe only offers a 3-day refund window to claim your money-back. This is well below the average duration of 30 days.

PIA excels when it comes to Mexico servers. It has over 139 servers spread across Mexico City, which is 4 times more than NordVPN, the second-best VPN for Mexican servers.

However, like NordVPN, PIA’s IP address locations are limited to Mexico City.

PIA’s apps are simple and its Mexico servers are easy to find.

Despite numerous Mexican IP addresses, accessing Mexican streaming sites with PIA remains a challenge. Here are the full results of its Mexican streaming tests:

PIA isn’t as good for Mexico as NordVPN or Windscribe due to its inability to unblock Mexican Netflix and Clarovideo.

Although it can access TV Azteca and TUDN, their geo-blocks are comparatively easier to beat in our experience.

PIA delivers fast international speeds, ideal for users looking to connect into Mexico from other countries such as the United States and Spain.

Our data also reveals that PIA averages international speeds of 86Mbps, which is on par with NordVPN.

PIA offers the best value-for-money and is one of the cheapest VPNs on the market.

Its best pricing plan costs $2.03 per month over 26 months, which is considerably cheaper than both NordVPN and Windscribe.

You can also claim your money-back within 30-days of subscribing without any questions asked.

PrivadoVPN is one of the only free VPNs with a Mexico server. The only other alternative is TunnelBear Free, which we don’t recommend due to its 2GB monthly data.

PrivadoVPN also imposes a monthly data limit, but it’s 10GB and therefore enables longer access to Mexican websites from abroad.

Frustratingly, your monthly allowance will have to be manually renewed via your online account page each month.

PrivadoVPN Free requires you to set up an account to access its free Mexican server.

Impressively, PrivadoVPN’s speeds rival those of Windscribe, despite being a free service.

Based on our data, we calculated a rating of 9.3/10 for speed, with an average international speed of 92Mbps.

We often see free VPN speeds lag behind those of paid VPN services. With PrivadoVPN, we’ve been observing excellent speeds on its free servers for many months, which sets it apart from most other free VPNs.

While PrivadoVPN Free excels at streaming global content, it struggles with Mexican streaming platforms. Here our the full results:

PrivadoVPN Free disappointed when we attempted to unblock TV Azteca, Netflix Mexico, and Clarovideo. TUDN was the only Mexican streaming service that successfully worked.

Having said that, PrivadoVPN Free can unblock other Spanish-language content and is a good free VPN for Argentina and other Spanish-speaking countries.