Editorial note: This page is based on provider documentation, public policies, and independent sources where cited. It does not represent a BrightChosen hands-on test; verify current terms before deciding.
Last checked: July 20, 2026. ExpressVPN’s displayed offers can change by billing country, currency, tax, and campaign. The figures below are a U.S. checkout snapshot, so confirm the total shown before paying.
ExpressVPN pricing at a glance
| Plan | Displayed first-term price | First-term total | Displayed renewal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $2.49/month | $69.72 for the first 28 months | $99.95 annually |
| Advanced | $2.99/month | $83.72 for the first 28 months | $119.95 annually |
| Express Pro | $5.49/month | $153.72 for the first 28 months | $199.95 annually |
For this 2-year offer, the provider labels each plan as 2 years plus 4 months. The monthly figures above describe the discounted introductory term; the renewal amount is the important comparison number for anyone who expects to keep the subscription beyond that offer.
What changed from older ExpressVPN pricing pages
Older guides often describe a single VPN subscription with one-month, six-month, and 12-month choices. The current U.S. checkout presents three product tiers instead: Basic, Advanced, and Express Pro. That makes old price tables and old device-limit claims unreliable until they are rechecked.
What each tier signals
- Basic: The lowest displayed entry price. The checkout lists VPN access for 10 simultaneous devices and Lite Protection for blocking ads and malicious sites.
- Advanced: The middle tier, listed for 12 simultaneous devices, with Advanced Protection and additional bundled services shown in the checkout.
- Express Pro: The highest tier, listed for 14 simultaneous devices and the broadest bundle. It has a substantially higher introductory and renewal cost.
Bundled features and availability can differ by location. Compare the feature list in the checkout for your country rather than assuming every add-on is included everywhere.
How to compare the real cost
- Use the total billed amount, not only the advertised monthly equivalent.
- Record the displayed annual renewal price before checking out.
- Check whether the added privacy, email, password, identity, AI, or eSIM features matter for your household; do not pay for a bundle you will not use.
- Confirm the cancellation and refund terms shown for your billing region. ExpressVPN advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee, subject to its terms.
Is ExpressVPN worth the price?
It can be a reasonable fit when the current tier’s included features and device allowance match your needs and you are comfortable with its renewal price. It is less compelling when you only need a basic VPN connection and would not use the extras in the higher tiers. The honest comparison is the plan total and renewal amount against the alternatives available when you are ready to buy, not an old introductory price.
Source and update log
- July 20, 2026: Rechecked the U.S. 2-year checkout offers, first-term totals, renewal prices, plan names, displayed device counts, and guarantee reference against ExpressVPN’s official pricing page.
- Editorial note: Promotions and regional pricing can change without notice. This page should be refreshed whenever the checkout structure or renewal terms change.
