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It’s important to have a VPN protecting you and your data while you browse the internet. These days, we do pretty much everything online and if your browsing activity is unsecured, it’s possible for some nefarious entities to keep track of what you’re doing — unless you use a VPN to enjoy truly anonymous web browsing. That’s where IPVanish comes in. Right now, you can save a huge $89 on an IPVanish VPN+Storage subscription gaining all the benefits that come from using one of the best VPNs out there. Working out to less than the price of a cup of coffee each month, it’s the ideal time to bolster your internet security and benefit from some extra storage.

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IPVanish offers everything you could need from a VPN. Its servers are located across more than 75 different locations around the world, with 1,600+ VPN servers in all including 40,000+ shared IPs. Combined, that means plenty of different options for you whether you’re looking to protect your traffic from ISP spying or seeking to access censored websites or services.

256-bit AES encryption means everything is kept secure at all times, plus you can reap the benefits of unthrottled speeds so you won’t have to worry about any dips in your internet performance. No traffic logs are kept at any time and there’s a choice of different protocols, too, if you want to be extra secure.

While some VPNs can suffer from slowdown, meaning you don’t enjoy fast internet speeds, IPVanish is known for consistently offering some of the fastest speeds in the industry thanks to its great servers — and there are no bandwidth limits. You won’t feel like you’re missing out using this VPN.

Other benefits include being able to run IPVanish on as many devices at the same time as you need to, and there’s 24/7 customer support for those rare times you may need assistance. User-friendly apps for all your devices means this is unlikely but it’s nice to know IPVanish has your back on those rare occasions an issue arises.

Alongside all the benefits of IPVanish’s VPN, you’ll also appreciate the storage plan. You get 500GB of storage bundled in with ransomware protection, remote device wiping options, multi-folder syncing, and the ability to share files with others as and when needed.

In all, IPVanish is a great service if you want the best protection for your browsing activities and your files.

Right now, you can sign up to it for the equivalent of just $2.92 per month for the first year, saving you $89 on the usual price.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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