UPDATE: Jan 13, 2023 11:40 AM EST This story has been updated.
Using a virtual private network (VPN) Whether you’re trying to stream a movie or not, it’s one of the best ways to protect your online data and maintain your anonymity on the web. foreign countrytorrents, Bypass geo-restrictionsor just browseMost providers’ plans range from $2 to $12 per month, but often attract customers with discounted introductory fees that skyrocket after the initial term. So, we round up the best deals on all VPNs every week. We personally tested it. Below you can check out our top picks as of January 13th.
ExpressVPN — Save 49% on 15-month plan
Read our full ExpressVPN review.
A reliable server network, easy-to-use apps, a strong commitment to data protection, and a privacy-focused British Virgin Islands headquarters make ExpressVPN the most popular full-featured VPN on the market. It’s also one of the most expensive VPNs out there, so we highly recommend sticking with the 15-month plan’s ongoing subscription. $6.67/month ($99.95 billed upfront), 49% off the standard rate of $12.95/month with a 30-day money-back guarantee. After the first term ends, it switches to an annual plan for $8.32/month.
Read our full NordVPN review.
Power users should think twice about signing up with NordVPN, another British Virgin Islands-based industry giant with robust security features such as double encryption.(opens in new tab)obfuscated server(opens in new tab)dark web monitoring(opens in new tab), malware protection, ad and tracker blocker, and Onion Over VPN are tools that combine a VPN connection with the Tor network for an extra layer of privacy.Its 2-year standard plan(opens in new tab) just fell in $3.49/month As part of our New Year’s Sale (charged $83.76 up front), you’ll get 71% off the regular $11.99 per month. Your purchase is protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Read our full ProtonVPN review.
Switzerland-based Proton VPN is another great choice for privacy professionals, as their open-source apps and critical infrastructure are stored inside their data centers and require biometric access.I recommend the Plus plan(opens in new tab)server network, streaming service and P2P support, ad/tracker/malware protection, and full access to Tor via VPN(opens in new tab) A tool that allows you to send traffic over the Tor network with one click. A monthly subscription normally costs $9.99, but you can save 50%. $4.99/month ($119.76 billed up front) If you have a 2 year plan(opens in new tab)A 30-day money-back guarantee applies here as well.
Read our full CyberGhost VPN review.
This Romanian-based provider has the largest and most globally diverse network we’ve seen to date, with special servers optimized for streaming, gaming, and P2P to keep your connection consistent. claims a powerful network. New customers can sign up for a 28-month plan(opens in new tab) just $2.03/month 84% off the standard monthly price of $12.99 during the winter sale (charged $56.94 up front). The subscription renews as an annual plan for $4.75/month after the initial term ends, which is still not terrible. And like all CyberGhost multi-year plans, it comes with a 45-day money-back guarantee and free access. ID guard(opens in new tab) privacy guard(opens in new tab) tool.
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Read our full TunnelBear review.
Recommended for those new to technology, TunnelBear is a simple, lightweight VPN with an intuitive (and adorable) interface.It can’t unblock streaming sites and is based in Canada, a Five Eyes country, but should be good enough for basic web surfing.(opens in new tab) Better than the free version for unlimited browsing and priority customer service $3.33/month (Charge $120 upfront) Enroll for 3 years and save 67% off the regular $9.99/month, fixed price that doesn’t increase after the first semester.Unfortunately there is no money-back guarantee, but refunds will be offered on a case-by-case basis(opens in new tab). Please note that you may need to click through to the home page to view the offers.
Read our full review of PIA.
It’s not particularly great (and its US headquarters location isn’t ideal), but for those looking for a basic VPN with an open-source app, built-in ad blocking, and a free email violation monitor , PIA is worth a visit. Special Winter Sale during this period, covered by a 28-month warranty period(opens in new tab) only $2.03/month ($56.94 billed up front), 83% off regular rate of $11.99/month. It also includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. After the first term ends, it switches to an annual plan for $4.75 per month.
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Read our full IPVanish review.
Another middle-of-the-road pick with its US headquarters (Boo), IPVanish makes up for its lack of advanced security features with minimalist and easy apps and support for unlimited concurrent connections. Available for a nominal fee $3.99/month (billed $47.89 up front), 67% off the regular $11.99 monthly rate and includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. At the end of that period, the annual plan costs $7.50/month.
Editor’s Note: IPVanish and Vipre are owned by Ziff Davis, the publisher of Mashable. Any IPVanish or Vipre products or services listed on Mashable are individually covered by our team.
Read our full PureVPN review.
There aren’t many good things to say about PureVPN — our review found slow download speeds, buggy apps, shaky Netflix support, and questionable privacy policies — but hey, it’s cheap! joining(opens in new tab) During the New Year Sale, enter coupon code CYBER at checkout to $1.20/month (billed $71.95 upfront) or save 89% off the regular monthly rate of $10.95. Don’t be afraid to take advantage of our 31-day money-back guarantee if you need it.
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