This 2-Year Proton VPN Plan With Unlimited Data Is Currently on Sale at 70% Off.
As part of its latest promotion, Proton VPN is offering a two-year VPN Plus plan for just $2.99 per month (down from $9.99), a 70% discount and a savings of $168 for the first period. While the monthly amount is useful for comparison, it’s not a monthly subscription: Proton charges the full price of $71.76 upon signup—though you do get a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to test the service on your devices, internet connection, and streaming services. After the first 24 months, the plan renews for $83.88 per year or $6.99 per month.
For everyday use, you can open the app and let Proton choose a server, or choose from over 140 countries if you need a specific location. This can help you access services from home while traveling, although streaming platforms may still block VPN connections. The subscription also covers up to 10 devices simultaneously (so there’s enough space for your phone, laptop, and TV without switching between them), with apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and supported TV devices, including Fire TV. Regardless of the device you use, there are no bandwidth limits, although speeds depend on your connection and which of Proton’s 20,000+ servers you choose. The VPN Accelerator feature can help, but the claimed speed boost of up to 400% applies to VPN connections and shouldn’t be taken as a promise to quadruple your broadband speed.
Beyond changing your apparent location, privacy is a more compelling reason to consider Proton, whose apps are open source and independently audited. A published, external audit of the no-logs policy provides greater accountability than a simple promise of anonymity—but these audits, while helpful, won’t prevent websites from recognizing you when you log in. For additional protection (possibly at the expense of speed), you can also enable Secure Core , which routes traffic through an additional server in locations like Switzerland or Iceland. Meanwhile, NetShield blocks known ad, tracking, and malware domains, helping prevent loading some unwanted resources without guaranteeing ad-free streaming or protection from all threats. Taken together, all these features make the subscription at this introductory price worth considering if you regularly use a VPN on multiple devices.
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