Proton VPN Black Friday deal: 2 years of VPN Plus for $59.76 (about $2.49/month)
Proton VPN is offering a standout Black Friday offer: two years of its VPN Plus tier for $59.76, roughly $2.49 per month — a 75% discount off the regular price. That plan unlocks 15,000+ servers across more than 120 countries and supports simultaneous protection for up to 15 devices.
We recommend Proton VPN for its combination of speed, privacy and features. In our testing, Proton had only modest speed impacts (around a 12% download drop on average) and strong privacy practices, including a no‑logs policy and full‑disk encryption on servers.
Why this deal stands out
- Coverage: 15,000 servers in 120+ countries — useful for streaming and bypassing geo‑blocks.
- Device support: Protect up to 15 devices simultaneously, covering phones, tablets and desktops.
- Privacy-first: No‑logs policy and server encryption that help protect user data.
- Value: Two years at $59.76 represents deep savings compared with monthly or single‑year plans.
Other notable Black Friday VPN deals
- Surfshark One: 24 months + 3 free months for ~$59.13 — includes antivirus, breach alerts and more.
- NordVPN Plus: 24 months + 3 free months for ~$105 — adds ad/tracker blocking and password manager features.
- CyberGhost: 24 months + 4 free months for ~$56.94 — strong automation and streaming servers.
- Private Internet Access (PIA): 36 months + 4 free months for ~$79.20 — excellent long‑term price and solid feature set.
How to choose
When picking a VPN deal, consider what matters most to you: streaming/unblocking capabilities, simultaneous device support, strict privacy/no‑logs guarantees, speed, or extra security features (malware protection, breach alerts). Shortlist two options, check independent speed and privacy audits, and confirm refund policies before committing to long multi‑year plans.
To browse current Proton VPN offers or sign up (opens in a new tab): https://proton.me/vpn.
Discussion: Will you lock in a long‑term VPN plan during Black Friday — or prefer a shorter subscription to test performance first? What feature matters most to you in a VPN?