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Better yet, it can cost less and provide more. The following NordVPN bundles offer more than a run-of-the-mill VPN. You get ad-blocking, malware protection, and bonus Nord Security software for ultimate security.
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The provider's flexible pricing was always its strength.
While the Basic plan emphasizes savings, it rids you of important features you'll find in other plans. For this reason, NordVPN decided to cut the costs of the three excellent packages:
The Prime plan yields the highest savings. However, the Plus plan is many users' sweet spot. With NordVPN and Threat Protection Pro, you'll stay harmless among snoopers, malware, trackers, targeted ads, and other nasties.
Moreover, the Plus plan includes NordPass, a password manager designed by Nord Security. The next tier adds NordLocker, one of the best-rated cloud storage options with zero-knowledge encryption.
Finally, the Prime plan ushers in NordProtect for ID theft protection and dark web monitoring, ensuring unbeatable online privacy. The promotion has another hidden perk: an Amazon gift card.
Rewards range from $20 to $50, depending on the plan, so explore them and pick one. The plans come with a non-conditional 30-day money-back guarantee, making them risk-free.
Basic VPN functions are more than sufficient to keep you safe online.
However, NordVPN's packages offer more than a VPN. On one hand, you have all the privacy in the world, but on the other, you steer clear of malware, viruses, ads, and government surveillance. NordVPN's feature list is long:
You'll find them in the Basic plan, even! Plus, Complete, and Prime plans spice everything up with the said features and an Amazon gift card issued after the 30th day of the purchase.
NordVPN has ample incentives to give it a shot. You can read our NordVPN test beforehand or take a blind leap of faith and hope for the best. What else can you hope for with the world's most popular VPN service?
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