AdGuard VPN: 5-Yr Subscription

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TL;DR: Protect 10 devices with an AdGuard five-year subscription for $40.

Internet privacy is easy to ignore until every app, website, and public network starts collecting more than it should. AdGuard VPN is a practical way to lock down your connection without signing up for another monthly bill, and they just dropped a five-year subscription for $39.97 (reg. $359.40).

Five years of VPN coverage

AdGuard routes your traffic through a proprietary security protocol that the company built in-house rather than the generic options most providers use. That protocol was built around speed as much as security, so the connection stays fast even with encryption running. On any unsecured network, it keeps your passwords, messages, and payment details from passing through in readable form.

More than 70 server locations worldwide mean you can choose where your traffic appears to originate, useful for accessing content blocked in your region or just browsing without leaving a footprint tied to your actual location. Unlimited data means you're not rationing streaming or downloads, and light-speed servers keep things moving regardless of what you're doing.

Up to 10 devices stay connected simultaneously under one license, so your phone, laptop, tablet, and anyone else in the household can all run through the same account. It works across iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Chrome without forcing every device into the same ecosystem.

AdGuard keeps no logs of your internet activity. What you browse doesn't get recorded or stored because the system isn't built to do that. There's nothing to hand over because nothing gets collected.

Want to protect your privacy? Get an AdGuard five-year subscription while they're only $39.97.