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An account already exists for this email address, please log in. Subscribe to our newsletterExpressVPN has announced that four new major features are being added to its VPN plans starting today, February 5.
The tools — ExpressAI, ExpressMailGuard, Identity Defender, and ExpressKeys — are the biggest expansion to ExpressVPN's portfolio since it eSIM launched in December 2024.
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What this means for your VPN plan
ExpressVPN has confirmed to TechRadar that all of its plans will stay the same price, despite the new features,
This means that with ExpressVPN's Valentine's Day sale, you can try all of the new features with an Advanced plan for only $3.14 per month, billed as $88 upfront on a two-year plan with 4 months extra included. For the full package, a Pro plan is currently only $5.24 per month, billed as $146.80 for 28 months of coverage.
If you're still contracted to one of ExpressVPN's old 'one-plan-fits-all' packages, there's no need to worry. ExpressVPN confirmed that users on these plans would be given access to everything you'd expect in an Advanced plan — ExpressAI, ExpressKeys, ExpressMailGuard, and Identity Defender (if you're in the US).
A simpler, more secure way to save, organize, and autofill their credentials."
Shay Peretz, Chief Operating Officer at ExpressVPN
If you'd previously used ExpressKeys in the ExpressVPN app, don't stress. The new launch merely moves the platform to a standalone app, with improved features and functionality.
If you've used ExpressKeys before, logging in with your ExpressVPN credentials will give you access to all your saved details.
Shay Peretz, Chief Operating Officer at ExpressVPN said: "We’re giving users a simpler, more secure way to save, organize, and autofill their credentials. ExpressKeys is also an important step in where we’re headed: a broader privacy ecosystem designed to give people more control over their digital lives."
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What do we know about the new features?
To find out more about each of the new tools, check out our coverage of:
ExpressKeys
ExpressAI
ExpressMailGuard
Alternatively, see below for an overview of the full scope of what each ExpressVPN plan now has to offer.
Swipe to scroll horizontallyCompare ExpressVPN plansRow 0 - Cell 0Basic Plan
Advanced Plan
Pro Plan
Simultaneous connections
10
12
14
Built-in speed test
✔
✔
✔
Dedicated IP
Optional
Optional
✔
Block ads/malware
✔
✔
✔
Tracker and adult site blocking
✕
✔
✔
Holiday.com eSIM data
✕
3 days unlimited
5 days unlimited
Compare what you get with ExpressAI, ExpressKeys, Identity Defender, and more▼
Swipe to scroll horizontallyExpressAIHeader Cell - Column 0Basic Plan
Advanced Plan
Pro Plan
Private chatbot
50 credits/day
150 credits/day
500 credits/day
Usable models
1 model
3 models
5 models
Upload file limit
2MB
10MB
50MB
Swipe to scroll horizontallyExpressKeysHeader Cell - Column 0Basic Plan
Advanced Plan
Pro Plan
Store and generate passwords
✕
✔
✔
Store credit cards
✕
✔
✔
Password health checks
✕
✔
✔
2FA Authenticator
✕
✔
✔
Swipe to scroll horizontallyExpressMailGuardHeader Cell - Column 0Basic Plan
Advanced Plan
Pro Plan
Unlimited standard aliases
✔
✔
✔
Active shared domain aliases
10
50
Unlimited
Recipients (number of real email addresses you can store)
1
5
30
Custom domains
✕
1
20
Bandwidth limit
10MB
100MB
Unlimited
Disable catchall
✕
✔
✔
Rules
✕
5
20
Anonymous reply and send from limit
✕
50
100
Swipe to scroll horizontallyIdentity DefenderHeader Cell - Column 0Basic Plan
Advanced Plan
Pro Plan
Dark web Monitoring
✕
✔
✔
ID theft insurance
✕
$1M
$1M
SSN & address Monitoring
✕
✔
✔
Data removal
✕
✔
✔
Credit scanner and reports
✕
✔
✔
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