Fall sales have started, and Private Internet Access has cut its two-year plan below $2 a month. PIA also puts no cap on devices, so one subscription covers the whole household, however many screens it has. PIA’s Fall Savings price is $1.79 a month, or $46.54 for 26 months.
Paying the $11.95 monthly rate over the same stretch would cost $310.70, so the sale is 85% off and saves you $264.16. Two free months are included in that term.
No Device Limit, Even at $1.79
PIA doesn’t count devices. Your phone, your laptop, a partner’s tablet, the kids’ Chromebook, and the Fire TV Stick in the living room can connect at the same time on one account. Split four ways, $1.79 a month comes to about 45 cents per person. Devices choose their servers independently, so one person can use a UK server while another stays on a US one.
There are apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, Android, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Android TV. Consoles and smart TVs without app support can connect through a router. For a family, I’d buy it for the missing device cap alone.
Servers in All 50 US States
PIA has servers in 91 countries, and in the US it has at least one in every state. That’s useful when you travel and still want your local TV station’s live stream. In my testing, PIA unblocked Peacock, Channel 4, Netflix US, and BBC iPlayer. Two US locations, one on each coast, are labeled as optimized for streaming.
On computers, its built-in blocker also removes most ads and trackers while you browse. Independent auditors have checked PIA’s claim that it keeps no record of your browsing. For the same IP address every session, a dedicated IP costs $2.50 a month extra, with 26 locations to choose from.
The Fall Price Has an End Date
Fall Savings is a seasonal sale, and the $1.79 rate ends with it. Sign up before then, and that price covers your first 26 months. The sale rate applies to the two-year plan, so pick that one at checkout. Checkout accepts cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Amazon Pay. New subscribers can request a refund within 30 days, enough time to set PIA up on every screen at home before deciding. At $1.79, I wouldn’t wait for Black Friday.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many devices can use one PIA subscription?
There’s no limit. PIA sets no maximum on simultaneous connections, so one account covers a household’s phones, computers, tablets and TV devices, and adding a new device requires only signing in.
Does PIA have a free trial?
Yes, but only on mobile. The Android and iOS apps offer a seven-day free trial through the app stores, while plans bought on PIA’s website come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is Private Internet Access safe?
Yes. PIA’s servers keep no data on hard drives, and Deloitte has audited its no-logs policy three times. Its transparency reports show no user data handed over in response to legal requests.
Does PIA work with Netflix?
Yes, for Netflix US. PIA’s US servers unblock the American catalog and its UK servers unblock BBC iPlayer, while some other countries’ Netflix libraries detect it.
