Best VPN Black Friday deals: save up to 88% on top providers

Black Friday and the holiday season are prime time for steep VPN discounts. If you want privacy, geo-unblocking or safer Wi‑Fi browsing, now’s a good moment to lock in a long-term plan — most major providers offer the deepest discounts for 1–2 year commitments.

Below are standout deals currently available and what makes each provider worth considering. Remember to check renewal pricing and the fine print: introductory lows often rise significantly at renewal.

Notable deals right now

• ExpressVPN Basic — $97.72 for 28 months (two-year + 4 months free, ~73% off). Reliable speeds, easy apps and strong unblocking performance. ExpressVPN
• ExpressVPN Advanced — $125.72 for 28 months (adds extra connections, Keys password manager, advanced blocking).
• NordVPN Basic — $80.73 for 27 months (two-year + 3 months free, ~74% off). Fast, secure, generally easy to use. NordVPN
• NordVPN Plus — $105.03 for 27 months (adds malware/ad blocking, password manager).
• Surfshark Starter — $53.73 for 27 months (~87% off). Very affordable long-term plan, strong feature set and IP rotation/double-hop options. Surfshark
• Surfshark One — $59.13 for 27 months (~88% off) — includes antivirus and breach alerts.
• CyberGhost — $56.94 for 26 months (~83% off). Great automation and streaming‑optimized servers. CyberGhost
• hide.me — $59.95 for 29 months (~79% off). Solid no‑frills option and excellent free tier. hide.me
• Private Internet Access (PIA) — $79.20 for 40 months (~83% off). Extremely low average monthly cost with strong feature set, though speeds can vary. PIA

How to pick the right deal

• Match the provider to your needs: streaming/unblocking, privacy, fast gaming, or extra security tools.
• Consider connection limits and simultaneous devices; if you have many devices, choose a plan that supports enough connections.
• Check the server network and features (e.g., Tor over VPN, double‑hop, obfuscated servers) if you need them.
• Read renewal terms. Introductory discounts rarely repeat at renewal — factor the future cost into your decision.

Practical tips

If you want the lowest monthly cost, long commitments usually win. Use a credit card or payment method you can cancel if you want to test the service, and keep records (receipts, trial terms) in case you need refunds. Also test speeds and geo‑unblocking before committing if those are important features for you.

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