Stream a summer of sport with Surfshark's all-time low price VPN deal – last chance

Sweden's Viktor Gyokeres celebrating during World Cup 2026 qualifying
(Image credit: Lukasz Germaniuk/Eurasia Sport Images via Getty Images)

It's your last chance to bag this exclusive VPN deal, with Surfshark down to its lowest ever price. It's a great time to get your summer of sports streaming sorted, so don't delay.

Surfshark's usual low mark is $1.99 but it's now down at $1.78 until April 19, 2026. That price is for the two-year deal on the entry-level Surfshark Starter plan which includes all you need for changing your IP address to any one of 100 countries.

Surfshark Starter | $1.78 per month | 2 Years + 4 months EXTRAEXCLUSIVE:

Surfshark Starter | $1.78 per month | 2 Years + 4 months EXTRA
EXCLUSIVE: Thanks to our exclusive deal, you can subscribe to Surfshark at its lowest ever monthly price.

What you'll get...

🚀 1,000+ speeds
🌍 142 locations in 100 countries worldwide
📱 Unlimited device connections
✨ Extra features with premium plans

A 28 month Surfshark deal starts at $1.78 per month ($49.84 upfront pre-tax) and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

We rate Surfshark as the best cheap VPN, the second best VPN overall and the fastest VPN too. It's also excellent at unlocking free-to-air streaming services like BBC iPlayer, ITV, 9Now, CBC and many more.

If you want to up your digital protection a little, try the next tier up from Surfshark which is the Surfshark One plan. That includes the VPN, antivirus, Surfshark's own search engine, and an alerts system which will warn you if any of your personal or financial details get published on the internet. Let's hope that doesn't happen, though.

Surfshark One is also at its all-time low price of $2.18 per month. That's only about $10 more over the 28-month term.

That said, the Starter plan is excellent and if all you want is the streaming and the protection, then it's enough. Save your money.

Happy streaming, enjoy your sports and TV wherever you go, and don't forget to pick your favorite shirt for World Cup 2026!

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.

Dan Sung
How to Watch, Editor

Dan is the How to Watch Editor at Future Publishing. His role is to make sure that our readers know exactly where, when and how to watch anything that's on TV, across Tom's Guide and all Future Publishing's brands. Previously, Dan specialised as a technology journalist, writing, reviewing and reporting for the likes of What Hi-Fi?, Wareable, Independent, MSN Tech, TechDigest and Pocket-lint, and he freelanced for Observer, Metro newspaper, T3 and others. He loves sport and TV, of course, has a masters in Creative Writing and ghostwrote the autobiography of Liverpool legend John Toshack.

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