DealsGet up to 78 percent off ExpressVPN two-year plans for the holidaysTwo years of the Advanced tier (with four bonus months) only costs $101.Will ShanklinContributing ReporterFri, December 19, 2025 at 7:49 PM UTCIt looks like the holidays aren't a bad time to shop for a VPN subscription.ExpressVPN, Engadget's pick for the best premium provider, currently has a less premium price.This deal gives you two years of the Advanced plan (with a bonus of four free months) for only $101.
When it isn't on sale, the same subscription would cost $392.Engadget's VPN guru, Sam Chapman, praised ExpressVPN's service.He described it as "high-performing" and having "very few flaws." The service received high marks for its speeds, easy-to-use interface and global network availability.The only significant mark against it was its relatively high standard pricing.
But with this holiday sale, that criticism is (temporarily) null and void.ExpressVPNExpressVPN - Advanced plan (28 months)$101$392Save $291Get two years (plus four bonus months) for $101.$101 at ExpressVPNExpressVPN recently switched to a multi-tier pricing structure.(That previously mentioned Advanced plan is the mid-range one.) There's a cheaper Basic plan that allows 10 simultaneous devices (compared to the Advanced plan's 12) and doesn't include perks like a password manager.
You can also choose the highest-priced Pro plan.It allows for 14 simultaneous devices and adds several extras.You can compare plans on ExpressVPN's website.AdvertisementAdvertisementWhen buying a two-year plan, the Basic tier is available for $2.79 per month (78 percent off).
The Advanced plan is $3.59 per month (74 percent off).And the Pro plan is $5.99 per month (70 percent off).All three include the bonus of four additional months, giving you 28 total.Best VPN for 2025 | ExpressVPN review | NordVPN review | Norton VPN review | Proton VPN review | Surfshark review | Private Internet Access (PIA) review | How we test VPNs | How to add VPN to your TV | How to use a VPN on Chromecast or Google TV | How to use a VPN on Roku | How to use a VPN on Apple TV | How to use a VPN on Fire TV | See Engadget's full VPN coverage
