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How to get an extra 3 months FREE with ExpressVPN and save 49% off the regular price

ExpressVPN is one of the top VPNs that we’ve tested – and that’s why we wanted to flag this deal.

If you sign up to ExpressVPN’s 12-month plan, you can pick up an extra 3 months for absolutely nothing.

If you pick up ExpressVPN’s annual plan, you’ll get another three months for free

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This 15-month plan will cost you £5.12 a month, which is considerably cheaper than the £9.95 you’ll spend each month on a rolling basis.

ExpressVPN, 15 months for £5.12 per month – buy here

Our VPN reviewer Alessandro Mascellino tested ExpressVPN last month and was hugely impressed by the service.

In his ExpressVPN review, he praised the service’s well-distributed server network, the extra levels of privacy and security features offered, plus the fact it successfully unblocked nearly all the streaming content he tried.

If you’ve got streaming on the agenda, it’s definitely worth comparing the options listed on our best VPN for Netflix.

There’s also our Surfshark VPN review and NordVPN review, and if you want to take a look at our favourites, there’s our best VPN service round-up.

If you’re hunting for deals across the board, we’re going to point you in the direction of our Sun Vouchers page.

Sun Vouchers – browse here

We work with retailers and brands that cover everything from high-street fashion to fire-optic broadband – basically, we’re all about bringing our readers the best discounts, deals and coupon codes that are available.


Need a crash course in VPNs and cybersecurity? Head to our what is a VPN article.

On a similar, here’s why you should never use the free hotel wi-fi on holiday.

And so you know exactly where you stand, here’s more on VPNs being legal.

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