Best VPN Deals Right Now
A virtual private network (VPN) can be useful every day — for streaming foreign TV, finding international discounts, or protecting your privacy. Before subscribing, check for sales: most VPNs offer steep discounts for 1–2 year prepaid plans. Below are top deals and links to official pages and Amazon searches (affiliate tag included).
Top Deals
- NordVPN — $83.43 for a two-year subscription with three months free (77% off). Official: nordvpn.com. Amazon search: NordVPN on Amazon.
- ExpressVPN Basic — $97.72 for a two-year subscription with four months free (73% off). Official: expressvpn.com. Amazon search: ExpressVPN on Amazon.
- ExpressVPN Advanced — $125.72 for a two-year subscription with four months free (67% off). Official: expressvpn.com. Amazon search: ExpressVPN on Amazon.
- Surfshark Starter — $53.73 for a two-year subscription with three months free (87% off). Official: surfshark.com. Amazon search: Surfshark on Amazon.
- Surfshark One — $67.23 for a two-year subscription with three months free (86% off) — includes antivirus, data-breach alerts and private search. Official: surfshark.com/one. Amazon search: Surfshark One on Amazon.
- CyberGhost — $56.94 for a two-year subscription with two months free (83% off). Official: cyberghostvpn.com. Amazon search: CyberGhost on Amazon.
- Private Internet Access (PIA) — $79 for a three-year subscription with three months free (83% off). Official: privateinternetaccess.com. Amazon search: PIA on Amazon.
How to pick a good VPN deal
- Most big discounts require prepaying 1–3 years — confirm you’re comfortable with that commitment.
- Look for seasonal or student discounts and exclusive coupons to lower the price further.
- Watch renewal pricing and fine print: introductory extra months or deep discounts often don’t apply at renewal, and renewal periods or lengths may differ.
- Check features you care about: speed, privacy policy, simultaneous connections, streaming support, and extras (antivirus, password manager, breach alerts).
Official product pages used for reference (no RSS/source links included). For quick shopping, try the Amazon searches above (affiliate tag added).
Ask in the comments: which VPN do you trust most and why?