ExpressVPN is slashing its two-year plan prices by as much as 81 percent, providing customers with an unbeatable deal to boost their online privacy in the new year. The Advanced tier, normally priced at $138 for two years, can now be grabbed for just $88 - and that's still a few dollars off the already discounted price of $110.
But wait, there's more. If you opt for the Basic plan instead, which is usually valued at $144 for two years, it's now available to you for the bargain basement price of $68. And if that wasn't enough, both plans come with an extra four months thrown in as a sweetener.
In our expert opinion, ExpressVPN has consistently been a top choice for VPN services due to its lightning-fast speeds, ease of use, and extensive server network. The only drawback we've ever had is the steep price tag - but it seems this new offer is about to change that.
ExpressVPN's two-year plans are normally priced at $138 and $144 respectively, so it's a massive discount of 81 percent on each tier. For reference, our score for ExpressVPN is an impressive 85 out of 100, with the service consistently delivering fast download and upload speeds across the globe, unblocking Netflix in every region we tested, and boasting intuitive mobile and desktop apps.
It's worth noting that ExpressVPN now has three tiers: Basic, Advanced, and Pro. The Basic plan offers fewer features at a lower price point ($68 for two years), while the Pro tier comes with more perks like 14 simultaneous device support and a built-in password manager (for $184 over two years). Meanwhile, the Advanced tier - currently on sale for $88 plus four free months - sits in the middle of the three tiers and supports 12 devices.
With these incredible discounts available now, ExpressVPN is well worth considering if you're due to upgrade your VPN service.
But wait, there's more. If you opt for the Basic plan instead, which is usually valued at $144 for two years, it's now available to you for the bargain basement price of $68. And if that wasn't enough, both plans come with an extra four months thrown in as a sweetener.
In our expert opinion, ExpressVPN has consistently been a top choice for VPN services due to its lightning-fast speeds, ease of use, and extensive server network. The only drawback we've ever had is the steep price tag - but it seems this new offer is about to change that.
ExpressVPN's two-year plans are normally priced at $138 and $144 respectively, so it's a massive discount of 81 percent on each tier. For reference, our score for ExpressVPN is an impressive 85 out of 100, with the service consistently delivering fast download and upload speeds across the globe, unblocking Netflix in every region we tested, and boasting intuitive mobile and desktop apps.
It's worth noting that ExpressVPN now has three tiers: Basic, Advanced, and Pro. The Basic plan offers fewer features at a lower price point ($68 for two years), while the Pro tier comes with more perks like 14 simultaneous device support and a built-in password manager (for $184 over two years). Meanwhile, the Advanced tier - currently on sale for $88 plus four free months - sits in the middle of the three tiers and supports 12 devices.
With these incredible discounts available now, ExpressVPN is well worth considering if you're due to upgrade your VPN service.
! I've been using ExpressVPN for ages and it's always come in handy when I'm streaming Netflix or browsing online safely from abroad. Their speeds are literally lightning fast and the interface is super easy to use, even on my old laptop 
. The new discounts sound insane though - I mean 81% off is crazy! 
I've already checked my account and I think I'll take them up on the offer, who wouldn't want to save that much money? 
but I gotta say, it's a bit too good to be true... like, what's the catch? 
They've always been a top choice for me, don't get me wrong - lightning-fast speeds and all that jazz is awesome. But 81% off just feels like they're trying to make up for something. And I'm curious about this new Basic tier, it's super cheap, but do you really get the same level of protection as the Advanced or Pro? 
Still, if you're due for an upgrade and want a solid VPN without breaking the bank, ExpressVPN is def worth considering 
. I've been using ExpressVPN for years and trust their speeds and security - the discount is definitely tempting though! 
My only concern is that they might raise prices again soon 
. The speeds are crazy fast, the app is super easy to use, and they have servers all over the world, so I can unblock Netflix in every region I travel to 
. And yeah, $88 for two years of advanced plans is insane 
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. I'm seriously considering upgrading my current plan too, especially since I've got a few friends who swear by ExpressVPN too 
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expressvpn has always been my go-to but the price was kinda steep for me too 
now that they're offering these deals, i'm definitely gonna jump on it and get the advanced tier for $88 - it's still a great deal compared to their normal price of $138 
yeah please! 
i mean, what's not to love? even tho the basic plan is cheaper, it seems like you're sacrificing some features 
. The extra features with the Pro tier seem like a total game-changer too 
. And let's be real, who doesn't want to save 81% on their VPN bill? 
. I was thinking of upgrading anyway, but this deal's making it even harder to resist 
Anyway, this ExpressVPN deal is pretty sweet 
. I mean, 81% off is huge! 
for free (kind of). The extra four months as a bonus is just icing on the cake 
. But now this deal comes along and it's like a breath of fresh air 
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. might be worth checking out tho, especially if you're due for an upgrade 
. but whats the catch? are they gonna start selling our personal info or something? 
. But seriously, who doesn't need online privacy these days? It's crazy that they're offering so much for such a low price now! 
OMG, I'm so down for this deal! 
And the Basic plan is even cheaper at $68 with four extra months thrown in? What more could you ask for? 
. What if ExpressVPN's speeds go down or their server network gets crowded? But on the other hand, 81% off is a crazy deal 
. I guess it depends on how much you value your online privacy and speed... but for most people, this might be a no-brainer