Give every store you buy from a different email address, and something useful happens. The day spam starts arriving, you know precisely which store sold you out. Switch that one address off, and it stops for good, with none of your other accounts touched. That’s ExpressMailGuard. It comes bundled into a VPN plan that costs $2.99 a month right now at 80% off.
Catch the Store That Sold Your Email
Your email address is the thread tying every account you own together. One breach, one broker sale, and the whole set connects. Nothing about hiding your IP address touches that, because you typed the address into the checkout page yourself. The relay forwards to your real inbox without revealing it. The store gets the alias, and you get the mail.
When that store leaks its customer file two years later, the address in it points nowhere. Basic covers 10 MB of relayed mail a month, Advanced 100 MB, Express Pro covers unlimited. It’s measured by volume, not by how many aliases you create, so nothing stops you from making one per site.
Stop Paying for These Twice
ExpressKeys, the password manager, comes unlimited on Advanced and Express Pro. Nothing exotic, but it’s one fewer subscription and one fewer company holding your logins. ExpressAI is the newer piece. Express Pro includes 500 private AI chat credits a day. People type things into chatbots now that they’d never put in a search box, and that attaches to an account somewhere.
Having that inside a subscription you already bought for privacy reasons makes more sense than most additions. Advanced and Pro include 3 GB of eSIM data through holiday.com, enough for maps and messaging on a short trip abroad.
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The VPN Underneath Still Holds Up
None of the above matters if the core product is weak. ExpressVPN covers 113 countries in 214 locations, offers both Lightway and WireGuard, and has post-quantum encryption. Every plan blocks ads, malicious sites, and adult content. Tracker blocking is added on Advanced and above. Device limits are 10, 12, and 14 as you move up.
The Price Now, and the One That Sneaks Up Later
Basic is $2.99 a month, billed $83.72 for the first 28 months. Advanced is $4.49 a month, billed $125.72. Express Pro is $7.49 a month, billed $209.72. Every plan adds 4 bonus months on top of the two years. That’s the longest bonus period I’ve seen on a major VPN this year. Those plans renew at $99.95, $119.95, and $199.95 a year. Basic more than doubles.
Put a reminder in your calendar a month before the term ends, then decide again with the renewal figure in front of you. New users get a 30-day money-back guarantee, so the first month is effectively a decision you can reverse. I’d take Advanced. It’s $42 more than Basic over 28 months, and the relay allowance is where the actual protection is.
