ExpressVPN’s lowest-ever price ends today — here are the quickest (and best) ways to save

ExpressVPN’s Valentine’s Day sale ends today. This means you’ve only got a few hours left to get ExpressVPN’s lowest-ever prices.

The biggest savings are available on two-year plans. These start from just $2.44 per month, paid as $68.40 upfront. Alternatively, for a shorter commitment, one-year plans start from $3.49 per month, paid as $52.39 upfront.

Whatever you choose, make sure you turn off auto-renewal to avoid being stung by price increases at the end of your term.

ExpressVPN’s price was long its biggest drawback. Now, tiered pricing, new products, and Valentine’s Day savings mean it’s only held back by some minor performance niggles compared to the very best VPNs.

Plus, it’s cheaper than the likes of NordVPN or Proton for the moment, and a great choice if you’re after a secure way to watch tomorrow’s Champions League action in Europe.

ExpressVPN remains one of only 3 VPNs ever to top our rankings. Despite falling to fourth spot more recently, it’s seen some huge performance improvements – particularly on its Lightway Turbo protocol – which means it’s among the fastest and most secure VPNs available.

The biggest savings and lowest price are available with a Basic plan. This is currently only $2.44 per month, down from $3.49, and includes four extra months on two-year plans.

This budget plan is more affordable than the alternatives offered by NordVPN, Proton VPN, and Norton VPN at the moment. However, for a super budget alternative, Surfshark’s $1.99 per month Starter plan is hard to beat.

If, however, you want the full spread of new ExpressVPN features – namely ExpressAI, ExpressKeys, ExpressMailGuard, and Identity Defender – then you’ll want an Advanced plan.

These cost $88 upfront for 28 months of protection, equivalent to $3.14 per month, and give you everything ExpressVPN has to offer for only a fraction more than the basic plans from Proton and NordVPN.

You also get the benefit of 12 simultaneous connections rather than 10. Plus, if you’re unsure, both plans offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.