ExpressVPN has cut $434 off Express Pro, its top plan, and I’d buy it before the sale changes. It’s the biggest dollar saving ExpressVPN offers right now, on the one plan that gives you an IP address of your own.
With the discount, Express Pro costs $7.49 a month, or $209.72 for 28 months. That’s under a third of what the same 28 months would cost on the monthly plan, and four of them are bonus months.
Why Express Pro Is Worth the Extra
A dedicated IP address belongs to you alone, and your bank, work accounts and streaming services recognize it each time you connect. That means fewer security checks and CAPTCHAs, and ExpressVPN normally charges extra for a dedicated IP. US subscribers also get the full identity protection suite, with credit monitoring and help removing your details from data broker sites.
In my testing, ExpressVPN stayed fast on distant servers and unblocked every streaming service I tried. The app connects with a single button. Of the three plans, Express Pro is the one I’d buy today. If you don’t want the extras, the cheaper plans are in the sale too:
- Advanced: $350 off, with 12 devices, ad blocking and a password manager.
- Basic: $336 off, for the VPN alone on 10 devices.
Buy Now, Decide Within 30 Days
ExpressVPN’s two-year prices have already changed this year, so I wouldn’t count on $434 off still being there next month. Waiting for Black Friday doesn’t guarantee a bigger discount either. Buying today is also risk-free. New users get a full refund within 30 days, and if you keep ExpressVPN, you won’t pay again for 28 months.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dedicated IP address on ExpressVPN?
It’s an IP address ExpressVPN reserves for one subscriber instead of sharing it among many users. Sites treat it like a regular home connection, so verification prompts appear less often.
What’s the difference between ExpressVPN Advanced and Express Pro?
The VPN works identically on Advanced and Express Pro. The higher plan adds a dedicated IP address, a larger device limit and ExpressVPN’s complete identity protection set, available in the US only.
Is ExpressVPN safe to use?
Yes. ExpressVPN doesn’t record browsing history, connection times or IP addresses. Its no-logs policy has passed outside audits, and the company operates under British Virgin Islands law.
