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The app did ask for credit card (or PayPal) details after all, but it also gave us a whole 60 days to try the service before we’d be charged. The website states there is a ‘7 day free trial, no credit card required’, which sounds good, so we clicked the link. Private Internet Access asks only $3.33 a month on its annual plan, for instance, and if you sign up for three years, you’ll pay only $2.03 a month for the first term, one of the best value deals around.Īvast SecureLine scores for its generous trial, although it’s presented in a slightly confusing way. This still looks like fair value, but if you’re on a budget, there’s big money to be saved elsewhere. There are two and three-year plans, but with both priced at a very similar $4.39 a month, we’re struggling to see any reason to choose them.

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And a Smart VPN mode keeps you safe by automatically enabling the VPN when you most need it, such as when accessing public Wi-Fi, using torrent apps, visiting banking websites or streaming videos.Īvast offers a range of VPN subscription plans, but they aren't much different (Image credit: Avast) Plans and pricingĪvast SecureLine is priced from $4.59 a month on the annual plan (there’s no monthly billing unfortunately).

#Avast secureline free trial manual

There’s none of the manual setup hassles you’ll usually see elsewhere, for instance once you’ve got the service running on one device, a Pairing scheme configures it for others in seconds. And whatever you’re using, a kill switch keeps you protected if the connection drops.īut SecureLine’s best new features are focused on ease of use. The apps don’t just support the OpenVPN protocol, for instance: there’s beta support for the ultra-fast WireGuard, and a stealth Mimic protocol to bypass VPN detection and get you connected in even the most VPN-unfriendly locations.

#Avast secureline free trial install

Once you’ve set up the VPN on 10 devices, you won’t be able to install it on others until you deactivate it on one of the 10 existing pieces of hardware. Sounds good, but keep in mind this is a device, not a simultaneous connection limit. There are apps for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, while desktop users get Chrome and Firefox extensions.Īvast allows you to use the VPN on up to 10 devices.

P2P support is available from eight locations. SecureLine's network only has 700 servers (the top providers have thousands), but they’re well distributed across 58 locations and 36 countries. Avast SecureLine is an easy to use VPN from the popular security vendor Avast Software, but underneath it is powered by the HideMyAss! network (HideMyAss! is a part of the Avast group).