Back-to-school month is the busiest time of the year for VPN providers who rely on students for a substantial chunk of their annual subscriptions. Labor Day coincides with this time perfectly, making it a great opportunity to grab low-priced deals from almost every major provider.
I put together a list of the best early deals on VPN platforms for this Labor Day. Surfshark, Express VPN, and Nord have some of the most lucrative offers, followed closely by competitors who aren’t ready to be outdone.
That said, you don’t need to commit to a long-term subscription right away if you don’t want to. ExpressVPN is also offering 66% off on its annual subscription, with an additional three months extra. Discounts also apply to all other ExpressVPN plans, including the Advanced plan and Express Pro.
You can get 87% off on Surfshark One
Surfshark generally offers some of the best VPN deals in the industry, so it’s unsurprising to see them offer a $67.23 deal on the first 27 months of Surfshark Starter. That said, I’d actually recommend going one tier up for Surfshark One, which is also offering a 27-month subscription for the exact same price of $67.23.
Surfshark’s biggest differentiator is that your subscription is good for unlimited devices with no restrictions on concurrent usage. You also get premium features like split tunneling, rotating IPs, and VPN MultiHop without paying anything extra. Surshark One even lets you generate alternate IDs with masked emails for identity theft protection.
NordVPN also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, but you’re unlikely to need it since their service is considered industry-leading. Along with multiple VPN servers across the world, you also get antimalware protection for your browser, SSN monitoring, and 1 TB of free cloud storage on the Complete plan.
IPVanish has a two-year subscription for less than $60
IPVanish keeps things simple with only two subscription tiers, both of which come with zero restrictions on the number of connections or devices. There’s Essential, which has all your standard VPN features with 3GB of eSIM data, available at $59.76 for the first two-year period. Then there’s the Advanced tier, which throws in 5GB of eSIM data, a secure browser, and 1TB of cloud backups at $86.16 for the first two years.
Personally, I like IPVanish for the value it offers, even if it isn’t as polished an experience as ExpressVPN on Nord products. As someone who needs to flick between their Android phone, iPad, Macbook, and Windows desktop constantly during work, it also helps to have router-level configuration options to avoid dropping the VPN every time I switch devices.
Norton VPN Standard is 50% off for the first year
Norton also includes things like kill switch protection, rotating IPs, ad blocking, and 10-50 GB cloud backup space depending on your plan. I’d say that Norton VPN Plus offers the most value of the three tiers, with 10 GB of cloud storage and AI-powered scam protection added to your VPN plan at $49.99 for the first year. At renewal, your price goes up to $109.99, which is comparable to a provider like IPVanish.
Norton has a strong reputation in the cybersecurity world thanks to its antivirus tools, but as a VPN, it doesn’t benefit from the same popularity. But I’d consider it an easy upgrade if I were already using Norton products, which is probably why Norton 360 Deluxe has the same first-year offer price as the VPN but also includes antivirus, malware, and ransomware protection. Even at renewal, the Deluxe plan only sets you back $124.99 a year, which is a much better deal considering the value.
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