U OK hun? ExpressVPN's Cyber Monday deal is way too cheap

Illustration of a woman surfing on top of a device displaying ExpressVPN, holding a credit card
(Image credit: ExpressVPN)

ExpressVPN isn't usually known for being a bargain, but its current Cyber Monday VPN deal is the best price I've ever seen it go for. If you've been interested in ExpressVPN for a while, but have been a little put off by price, then this could be the sign you've been waiting for – I wouldn't expect this discount to stick around for long after today.

ExpressVPN's best value plan is its two-year subscription (which comes with six months extra free), which comes in at $4.99 per month, or roughly $149 for 30 months of protection. This plan includes one of the best VPNs we've ever tested as well as a tons of other cybersecurity tools including a personal data removal tool, ID Theft Insurance, malware blocking and a password manager.

ExpressVPN is on a roll, adding all these features at no extra cost. As a result, I've started to ask myself – "actually, did ExpressVPN just become a bargain?"

If you're a beginner, then don't worry, ExpressVPN is very user-friendly, and simple to use. It's also a powerful VPN, suitable for experts, so this deal really does have something for everyone. More details on this great deal below.

ExpressVPN's Cyber Monday VPN deal in detail

ExpressVPN: 2 years + 6 months free | $4.99 per monthSave 61%: $4.99 per month

ExpressVPN: 2 years + 6 months free | $4.99 per month
Save 61%: Unlike other VPNs on the market, ExpressVPN doesn't split its products up into separate plans – you get everything all in one. You get the VPN, a password manager, malware blocking, notifications if your data is used fraudulently online, $1M of ID theft insurance, data broker removal, and even a credit scanner. It makes everything very easy to use, and is great for beginners. That all costs $4.99 per month ($149 all-in), and you get a 30-day money-back guarantee to make sure it's right for you.

Why should you go for this ExpressVPN deal?

If you're looking for a comprehensive privacy package that protects a wide range of your online life, this deal from ExpressVPN offers much better value compared to similar plans from NordVPN and Surfshark.

It's the perfect choice for people just starting out on their journey to reclaiming their privacy – the password manager is free forever, and the software is super simple to use across the board. Essentially, if you want a fuss-free way of staying safer online, it's a great choice.

While it may not be the cheapest VPN out there, it's still enticing thanks to the huge amount of extra tools and features that come bundled with the VPN. Plus, in my ExpressVPN review, I found it really held its own as a VPN provider.

Overall, ExpressVPN is the complete package and actually works out cheaper than similar plans from other VPN providers like Surfshark or NordVPN. With this being said, if you're not going to use all the extra features then it's not as worth it. Find out more below.

Cartoon person protecting their information using ExpressVPN

(Image credit: ExpressVPN)

If you're just looking for a VPN and you're not interested in the bells and whistles ExpressVPN throws in, it could be worth checking out NordVPN's Cyber Monday deals, or even Surfshark's Cyber Monday deal. These providers either allow you to pick and choose which extra features you pay for, or don't offer a huge amount of extras in general.

For pure bargain value, these may be a better pick – but the comprehensiveness of ExpressVPN's package is very hard to argue against.

Disclaimer

We test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example: 1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service). 2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad. We do not support or condone the illegal or malicious use of VPN services. Consuming pirated content that is paid-for is neither endorsed nor approved by Future Publishing.

VPN Editor

Mo is VPN Editor at Tom's Guide. Day-to-day he oversees guides on the best VPNs, privacy, and cybersecurity content, and also undertakes independent testing of VPN services to ensure his recommendations are accurate and up to date. When he's not getting stuck into the depths of a VPN you've never heard of, you'll find him working on his Peugeot 205 GTi or watching Peep Show instead of finally putting up those shelves.