FixPing
7.1#8 in game latency reducersFrom $2.50 a monthAndroidWebWindows
VisitFixPing vs Hastega
What both publish
| Fact | FixPing | Hastega |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | The reviewed official pages do not state an open-source licence or publish source code; the site presents FixPing as a hosted commercial service. | The official pages reviewed describe account terms and service restrictions but do not publish an open-source licence. |
| Network | The homepage describes more than 100 servers across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. | The site says Hastega supports IPv6/IPv4 dual stack and lists 50+ countries, 500+ server nodes, 2,000+ IP addresses, and 800+ GPN endpoints. |
| Security statement | The privacy policy says payment processing is handled by Stripe, infrastructure may use AWS or other providers, and personal data is not sold. | The privacy policy says Hastega uses commercially reasonable safeguards but cannot guarantee absolute security of transmission or storage. |
FixPing plans
- Monthly$2.50 a month
- 3 Months$6, paid once
- 6 Months$9, paid once
- 1 Year$15, paid once
Hastega plans
- FreeFree
- Data transfer$5, paid once
- Premium$5, paid once
- Professional$5, paid once
Pick FixPing if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Hastega if…
Hastega may suit gamers who want connection routing tools on Android or Windows, or users who need VPN protocols and app-specific routing. Check the plan limits and Windows runtime requirements before choosing it.