You've only got HOURS left to secure 4 months of ExpressVPN for FREE – VPN deal ends at midnight

GB News Reporter
Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:25:43 +0000

ExpressVPN has launched its latest sale, slashing the cost of its award-winning VPN.

But this discount won't be around for long. You've only got until 11.59pm tonight (April 2, 2026) to claim.

This latest sale — dubbed the Spring Offer — drops the monthly cost of ExpressVPN Basic to £2.49 per month – a saving of £7.50 each month compared to the standard price. And that's not all. ExpressVPN will bundle an extra 4 months of access for freefree when you sign up for a two-year plan, dropping the effective monthly cost.

Secure 75% off ExpressVPN subscription until August 2028

With its latest Spring Offer, ExpressVPN has slashed 75% off its most affordable subscription, ExpressVPN Basic. This bundle includes unlimited bandwidth for its award-winning VPN service, which can be used across 10x devices simultaneously, bringing military-grade encryption to a slew of gadgets in your home. Not only that, but you'll also enjoy access to its newest addition MailGuard, which anonymises your email address

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New and returning users can use ExpressVPN across 10 devices simultaneously with a single subscription. That means you'll be able to add military-grade encryption to your internet browsing on a smartphone, stream the Netflix catalogue from another country on a tablet, and manage and generate passwords on a PC, for example.

ExpressVPN used to have a reputation as one of the priciest options on the market, but its decision to overhaul its prices for the first time in 16 years means it now offers three subscription tiers at dramatically different price points. For those who just want access to the award-winning VPN service at the lowest possible price, the newly-launched ExpressVPN Basic is a helpful new addition.

It will shield all of your online activity and offers access to ExpressMailGuard – a recent add-on that lets you anonymise your iCloud, Yahoo, or Gmail email address.

ExpressVPN Basic costs £9.99 when bought as a one-month rolling contract.

If you subscribe to a two-year deal, the VPN supplier will slash 75% off that price tag. You'll also be gifted with an extra four months of access, meaning everything you do will be shielded for the next 28 months.

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ExpressVPN supports Klarna and other payment options if you want to split the £69.72 cost to hide your internet history from advertisers, cybercriminals, and even your internet provider until August 2028.

As noted in our in-depth ExpressVPN review, this award-winner uses military-grade AES-256 encryption, the same standard trusted by the US government to guard classified information.

If you're new to VPNs, or the ExpressVPN brand, and don't want to commit to such a lengthy contract straight out of the gate, ExpressVPN offers a quibble-free 30-day guarantee on all of its subscriptions.

That should be more than enough time to test out the speed and reliability of ExpressVPN, its suite of apps across mobile and desktop, and other features before committing to the full 28-month contract. With 24/7 customer support, you'll be able to talk to someone from any time zone to get a full refund if you're unhappy with the experience on your devices. Yes, ExpressVPN is that confident.

So, what's missing from the most affordable ExpressVPN Basic price tier? You won't enjoy benefits like ExpressVPN Keys password manager, threat protection features, or the Identity Defender suite.

The latter boasts four essential products — ID Alerts, ID Theft Insurance, Data Removal, and Credit Scanner — designed to help you block criminals from stealing your identity. It was recently spun off into a standalone app, offering a faster roll-out of new features across iOS and Android, the company said.

And if you subscribe to the all-singing, all-dancing ExpressVPN package, you'll benefit from its award-winning VPN service, the ExpressKeys password manager, plus three days of unlimited mobile data to use anywhere on the planet via an eSIM plan courtesy of Holiday.com.

The device limit increases to 12 simultaneous connections, plus you'll gain access to identity monitoring with fraud alerts and restoration services – though these ID features only work if you're in the US. There are also built-in features to block adverts, trackers, malicious sites, and more.

You'll also be one of the first to take advantage of its ExpressAI app, which brings its strict privacy-focused approach to chatty AI 'bots like ChatGPT and DeepSeek.