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Save 80% on ExpressVPN with this 28-month deal

ExpressVPN is advertising an 80% discount on Basic, bringing its introductory monthly rate down to $2.99.

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ExpressVPN is offering its Basic VPN plan for $2.99 per month on a two-year subscription, with four additional months included. The introductory offer brings the upfront cost to $83.72 for 28 months, making it an option worth considering for anyone looking for a fast VPN without paying premium monthly rates.

The promotion advertises an 80% saving on ExpressVPN’s Basic plan. However, that price requires committing to the longer subscription term, and the plan automatically renews annually after the introductory period.

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ExpressVPN deal: Save 80% on a two-year plan

The current promotion covers three subscription tiers: Basic, Advanced, and Express Pro. Each two-year plan includes four additional months, with the advertised monthly rate calculated across the initial 28-month term.

Here is how the offers compare:

ExpressVPN planIntroductory priceInitial paymentAnnual renewal
Basic$2.99/month$83.72 for 28 months$99.95/year
Advanced$4.49/month$125.72 for 28 months$119.95/year
Express Pro$7.49/month$209.72 for 28 months$199.95/year

The Basic plan is the cheapest option and carries the headline 80% discount. Advanced costs more but adds features, while Express Pro includes the most extensive collection of services and supports more simultaneous device connections.

What does ExpressVPN Basic include?

ExpressVPN Basic is designed for people who primarily want a VPN rather than a broader cybersecurity subscription.

Its main features include:

  • High-speed VPN connections, with ExpressVPN advertising speeds of up to 40Gbps for its service infrastructure.
  • Connections for up to 10 devices simultaneously.
  • Apps for multiple platforms.
  • Access to VPN servers across 113 countries.
  • Protection features for blocking ads, malicious websites, and adult content.
  • A dedicated IP address available as an optional add-on.

ExpressVPN also uses its Lightway VPN protocol, designed to deliver fast and secure connections. The service offers post-quantum protection as part of its security features.

As with any VPN, actual speeds depend on factors such as your internet connection, the distance to the VPN server, server load, and the protocol and device you use. The advertised 40Gbps figure should not be interpreted as the speed every subscriber will achieve.

Is Advanced or Express Pro worth the extra money?

Basic makes the most sense if you want a VPN for everyday browsing, connecting securely on public Wi-Fi, or accessing services while travelling.

Advanced costs $1.50 more per month at the advertised introductory rate and supports 12 simultaneous connections instead of 10. It also expands the included protection features and adds more benefits from ExpressVPN’s wider privacy and security suite.

Express Pro costs $7.49 per month and supports up to 14 simultaneous connections. It also includes a dedicated IP address and offers expanded access to bundled services such as ExpressKeys, ExpressMailGuard, ExpressAI, and holiday.com eSIM benefits, subject to the applicable terms and availability.

For most people who simply need a VPN, Basic is the straightforward choice. Advanced is worth comparing if you want additional privacy tools, while Express Pro is better suited to people who will actually use its wider collection of included services.

Watch out for the renewal price

The introductory rate is not the price you should expect to pay indefinitely.

ExpressVPN’s Basic offer costs $83.72 upfront for the first 28 months. After that initial term, the subscription automatically renews at $99.95 annually unless you cancel. That works out to approximately $8.33 per month when averaged across the renewal year.

The other tiers also renew annually at their respective listed rates. Check the final checkout screen for the exact billing terms before purchasing, particularly if you are comparing the introductory cost against other VPN subscriptions.

New users are also covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. ExpressVPN says eligible first-time customers can request a refund if they are dissatisfied within the guarantee period, subject to its terms.

Should you get ExpressVPN at this price?

At $2.99 per month, ExpressVPN Basic is an appealing offer for anyone who wants a VPN with a long introductory term and support for multiple devices. The extra four months make the initial subscription more attractive than a straightforward 24-month commitment.

The deal is less compelling if you only need a VPN occasionally or prefer a monthly subscription without a long commitment. You should also compare the renewal price, not just the advertised discount, before deciding.

If you’re comfortable paying upfront and plan to use a VPN regularly, the Basic plan is the most affordable entry point in this promotion. Advanced and Express Pro are worth the additional cost only if their extra features match your needs.

Related /

  • ExpressVPN overhauls its iPad app while bringing one-click installs to Macs
  • ExpressVPN iOS app now works with Siri, widgets and Shortcuts
  • ExpressVPN launches Basic, Advanced, and Pro plans in major overhaul
  • ExpressVPN introduces the ShuffleIP feature that assigns a new IP for every website you visit

Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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