Proton VPN — 70% off
Up to 70% off
Save up to 70% on Proton VPN Plus — Swiss-based, independently audited, no logs. No code needed: the discount is applied automatically when you follow the link. Evergreen offer, live all year.
No code needed
The Up to 70% off is applied automatically when you click through to Proton, nothing to copy or paste.
How to redeem
To claim this offer:
- Follow the offer link to Proton VPN.
- Choose the VPN Plus plan and the longest billing term to see the full saving.
- Create your Proton account and complete checkout — the discount is applied automatically.
No code is required. The exact percentage shown depends on your region and the billing term you choose.
Key terms at a glance
- Discount
- Up to 70% off
- How it works
- No code needed
- Proton VPN is run by the Swiss team behind Proton Mail, with an independently audited no-logs policy and open-source apps on every platform
- Paid plans add Secure Core multi-hop routing, Tor over VPN, NetShield ad blocking, port forwarding and up to 10 devices
- Why this offer is worth taking
- Up to 70% off: the best rate lands on the longer billing terms
- No code needed: the price drops automatically through the link
- Evergreen: no deadline, but the exact discount can move with Proton's pricing
Summary only — see the full terms below.
More about this offer
Proton VPN is run by the Swiss team behind Proton Mail, with an independently audited no-logs policy and open-source apps on every platform. Paid plans add Secure Core multi-hop routing, Tor over VPN, NetShield ad blocking, port forwarding and up to 10 devices.
Why this offer is worth taking
- Up to 70% off: the best rate lands on the longer billing terms.
- No code needed: the price drops automatically through the link.
- Evergreen: no deadline, but the exact discount can move with Proton's pricing.
All paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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