This VPN is giving you 28 months of coverage for less than 7 cents a day this Black Friday – here’s how to claim

Private Internet Access (PIA) is the latest provider to drop a Black Friday VPN deal, and the value is better than ever.

PIA already sits among the best cheap VPNs, but its Black Friday deal doubles the number of extra months included from two to four, giving you even more protection for the same superb $2.03 per month price.

The real-world value of this is pretty impressive. Like all VPNs, you pay for the two years upfront for $56.94. Dividing that across the 28 months means you pay less than 7 cents per day before tax (which is added on top depending on your region).

If that wasn’t enough, one year’s access to 500GB of pCloud cloud storage is included too. While this isn’t as much as the 2TB offered by IPVanish or the 1TB available with NordVPN, it’s cheaper than both if you’re keen to add a storage solution to your savings.

Private Internet Access: $2.03/month now with 4 months extra included
PIA offers a highly customizable VPN, with unlimited simultaneous connections and a wealth of security features. You also get access to:

500GB of pCloud cloud storage for 1 year
MACE ad, tracker, and malware blocking
Multi-hop and split tunnelling capability

All this for less than 7 cents per day and if you don’t enjoy it, you can use its 30-day money-back guarantee to get your money back. View Deal

What’re the best alternatives?

Two things set PIA apart from most other VPNS – unlimited simultaneous connections, and secure storage included in its offer. However, both of these things are also available elsewhere.

Surfshark is the best cheap VPN overall, currently starting from only $1.99 per month (was $2.09/month). Like PIA, it offers unlimited simultaneous connections, and it also offers extra months with 2-year plans, though one less than PIA, with 3. However, for only 16p per month more, you get access to a host of added features, such as antivirus, secure search, data breach alerts, and Alternative ID, which creates alias personal details and email addresses you can use to stay secure.

▶ Check out Surfshark’s Black Friday deal

IPVanish is another great alternative. Offering 2TB of secure storage with its Advanced plans rather than PIA’s 500GB, there’s far more storage available for only $2.19 per month. Both are reliable VPNs, both offer ad, tracker, and malware protection, and both offer unlimited simultaneous connections. However, if you want to travel securely, with IPVanish, you’ll get up to 10GB eSIM data thrown in with which PIA can’t match.

▶ Check out IPVanish’s Black Friday deal

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