NordVPN’s Coupon Page Is Not Its Cheapest Offer
The post NordVPN’s Coupon Page Is Not Its Cheapest Offer by Benzinga Contributors appeared first on Benzinga . Visit Benzinga to get more great content like this. Every VPN sells the same way, with a monthly rate small enough to feel like nothing attached to a term long enough that it adds up. NordVPN’s August coupon page advertises a two-year plan at $4 a month, but the company’s ordinary…
NordVPN's coupon page does not offer the cheapest VPN pricing. The company's regular pricing page provides cheaper options compared to the coupon page. Their two-year Basic plan is listed at $94 for the first 27 months, which breaks down to about $3.30 per month. This is cheaper than the $4 per month advertised on their coupon page for the same 24-month term.
The coupon page also does not specify which plan tier its prices apply to, while the pricing page clearly outlines Basic, Complete, and Prime plans with additional features. The savings badges on the coupon page are not calculated against a standard retail price, but rather against the renewal rate. This means that the apparent discounts may not accurately reflect the true cost of the service.
For those who prefer month-to-month payments, NordVPN's Basic plan is $15 per month on a rolling basis, which is significantly higher than the two-year rate. Additionally, the 30-day money-back guarantee only covers the initial purchase period, not the subsequent renewals, limiting its usefulness. Furthermore, Utah residents should be aware of potential legal issues related to VPN usage and age verification, as a new state law SB 73 may affect their subscriptions in the near future.
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