Norton VPN just dropped exclusive prices for TechRadar readers on new two-year plans — here's how to get the best deal for you
Norton VPN is taking the next steps to challenge the best VPNs with its latest addition – two-year plans.
While a longer subscription term isn't a shiny new feature or an earth-shattering security breakthrough, it does mean you can now get Norton VPN for its lowest-ever monthly price.
Alongside this, Norton has finally fixed what I believe is one of its biggest issues: device limits.
Previously, you were stuck with either one or five devices, depending on the plan. In a massive improvement, Norton Basic and Plus plans now cover up to 10 devices, while the Ultimate plan covers 20.
These improvements are great to see from a VPN that's looking to challenge the best. What's more, for a limited time, TechRadar readers get exclusive pricing on all Norton VPN two-year plans.
Previously, Norton VPN plans started at $39.99 for the first year (roughly $3.33 per month), with Plus plans costing $49.99 ($4.17 per month) and Ultimate setting you back $59.99 (around $5 per month).
Norton's exclusive pricing for TechRadar means you can now pick up a 2-year Plus plan for $83.76 ($3.49 per month) or an Ultimate plan for $107.76 ($4.49 per month). If you're after a Norton VPN Basic plan, these now start from $2.49 per month but, as expected, offer fewer additional features.
Norton VPN: Exclusive pricing on limited-time two-year plans
Norton VPN just dropped several great improvements for users alongside a new, exclusive offer for TechRadar readers. Plus and Ultimate plans now include:
📱 Up to 20 device connections (up from 5)
💽 Real-time protection for phishing and ransomware
🔒 Password management
👤 Dark web alerts
🦠 Antivirus with 100% protection promise
💾 Up to 50GB of secure cloud backup
Basic plans also see improvements. They now benefit from 10 device connections (up from 1 in some regions), ad-blocking, and the same solid VPN performance.
All Norton VPN plans also come with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
If you're unsure whether Norton VPN is right for you, that's understandable. Having reviewed Norton VPN late last year, there are several reasons why you might pick it over the likes of NordVPN, Surfshark, or Proton VPN, such as:
- Simplicity: Very few VPNs offer a greater level of simplicity. Norton's apps don't overload you with buttons, key settings are well explained, and you can quickly access support if something goes wrong. All of which is great if you're new to VPNs or setting one up for a relative who may not understand more complex settings.
- Stealth: Much like other VPNs such as NordVPN and Proton, Norton offers its own, proprietary, obfuscated protocol, Mimic. Mimic is a good addition to have when traveling to countries such as China or Russia where accessing certain information online is restricted.
- A huge testing window: Most VPNs offer a 30-day money-back guarantee or a 7-day free trial for mobile devices. Norton offers a 60-day money-back guarantee, the longest of any top provider, and a 7-day free trial. This means you can ensure you're truly happy with the product before committing.
What if Norton VPN isn't for me?
Norton VPN isn't quite perfect yet, so it may not be right for you. If you're after a more seamless streaming experience, I'd still recommend NordVPN. Alternatively, if you're on a budget, Surfshark remains a cheaper option. Proton VPN, on the other hand, is a better choice if you're after a complete set of online tools to protect you while you work.
If you're looking for a budget-friendly option with a great VPN connection, Norton's new deal puts it among the top choices. Starting from $2.49 per month, it's in the same bracket as Surfshark ($1.99 per month) PIA ($2.03 per month), and cheaper than NordVPN ($3.39 per month) or Proton VPN ($3.59 per month).

Rob is TechRadar's VPN Editor. Coming from a background in phones and technology, he's no stranger to the risks that come with putting yourself online. Over years of engaging with different platforms, testing the limits of his online persona, and feeling the brunt of several data breaches, Rob has come to gain a keen understanding of cybersecurity and the benefits of services such as VPNs in providing a secure online experience. He uses this to not only advise on the best ways to stay secure online but also share his own experiences and especially how to avoid trouble. Outside of work, you'll find Rob on the tennis courts, in the gym, or diving into the biggest and best games of the year.
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