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Is ExpressVPN free? A breakdown of the popular VPN’s costs

By dailyguardian.aeApril 15, 20243 Mins Read
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The Digital Trends team has been vigorously collecting information about the best VPN services on the internet. While we can get bogged down in the details of the tech, as consumers, we can’t ignore the price. It may not be completely clear initially what ExpressVPN’s cost is, given the fact that you have to calculate discounts and monthly versus annual plans, among other factors. However, loyal customers swear by this popular VPN and many claim it’s the best on the market due to its relatively affordable price yet extensive functionality. If you’re looking for ExpressVPN’s price structure and a breakdown of its services, we’ve collated all the information you need into this easy-to-digest guide.

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How much does ExpressVPN cost?

ExpressVPN’s price plan is very accommodating and provides customers with plenty of options. You can purchase the standard one-month plan for a total of $13 monthly, which is great value for your money considering the vast array of features this service comes equipped with. However, unlike other VPNs, ExpressVPN’s cost structure is quite unique. Instead of opting in for the standard one-year and two-year subscription plans, you can choose between a six-month and 12-month plan.

The six-month plan will costs you $60 upfront and will be billed every 6 months at the renewal rate of $70. This plan is great for customers who acknowledge that they will need a reliable VPN service for the short to medium term and want to reduce their monthly average bill. Likewise, the 12-month plan typically costs $117 upfront, but as of this writing, the 12-month subscription is only $100 for the first initial 12 months. Every single one of ExpressVPN’s plans gives you the option to receive a full refund within 30 days if you’re unsatisfied with the service.

For an average monthly fee of around $10 to $11 (depending on which subscription plan you purchase), we believe the ExpressVPN cost structure is extremely consumer-friendly and accommodating for all. If you’re looking for a simple one-month plan, you can get a great service for a low fee. If you believe you’ll be using a VPN for the medium to long term, then ExpressVPN is one of the cheapest options you can find on the market with unique subscription lengths that don’t tether you for too long.

Is there an ExpressVPN free trial?

Currently, there is no ExpressVPN free trial. Instead, they’re doing something that we’ve also seen in the NordVPN price structure, which is to advertise their risk-free trial. So, you’ll end up paying, but there is no risk to you as you can get a refund at any time in the first 30 days.

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