Apart from accepting all major credit cards and a secure Bitcoin payment method, TunnelBear has a particular mode of payment called ‘ Jars of Honey.’ Unfortunately, you can’t pay via ‘Jars of Honey’ at the moment. The Canadian VPN accepts limited but reliable payment methods. However, its “TunnelBear for teams” offers a 7-day free trial. TunnelBear doesn’t offer a free trial of its service directly, but they have its ‘Little’ plan available for its private users instead. This plan is said to cost $69 per person, and it’s billed yearly. The plan is available for institutions and businesses that need to secure their team regardless of their location. On the sideline, the Toronto-based VPN offers an extra special “ TunnelBear for teams ” plan for its private users. Moreover, the ‘Grizzly’ plan allows for five simultaneous connections – just like its counterparts. We want to point out that this is the cheapest and most favorable plan offered by TunnelBear, considering it’ll save you up to 50% of your money. The plan allows you to enjoy all the advanced features that are available on its ‘Giant’ plan – but at a reduced long-term cost.

The ‘Grizzly plan is a yearly plan that retails at $4.17 per month, which translates to a total of $49.88 billed every year.

It’s also worth highlighting that the plan allows for up to five concurrent connections. The plan offers you unlimited bandwidth plus all the features and servers distributed across 22+ countries around the world. TunnelBear’s ‘Giant’ plan is available for $9.99 a month. Nonetheless, you can enjoy all the features that ship with TunnelBear – bearing in mind that it’s free. Coupled with its limited bandwidth, TunnelBear’s ‘Little’ plan doesn’t give you access to connect to their Australian servers. We also learned that by tweeting about the VPN, you’d be awarded an extra 1 GB of bandwidth. The initial ‘Little’ plan gives you a free VPN service.

TunnelBear offers three distinct subscription plans, including Little, Giant, and Grizzly.

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