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Private Internet Access (PIA) pricing (2026)

Private Internet Access (PIA) starts at $2.03/mo (3 Years + 4 Months) as checked on 2026-09-05, read from Private Internet Access (PIA)'s own pricing page; 3 plans. Best for Power users who want to configure their own encryption parameters. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.

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At a glance

  • Entry price: $2.03/mo (3 Years + 4 Months)
  • Free tier: No
  • Compliance: HIPAA — · SOC 2 — · GDPR Yes
  • Best for: Power users who want to configure their own encryption parameters; Torrenters needing unlimited devices and SOCKS5 proxy; Open-source advocates who want auditable client code

As of · every figure below links to its source STALE · 2026-06-13

Private Internet Access (PIA) plans & pricing

All published Private Internet Access (PIA) plans. Sourced per row; quote-only tiers show no price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualBillingNotesSource
3 Years + 4 Months $2.03 flat Best-value multi-year term: $56.94 total, unlimited simultaneous device connections, all protocols unlocked, 30-day money-back guarantee. The roundup quotes the equivalent best rate at $1.98/mo on the 3-year term. privateinternetaccess.com
6 Months $7.5 flat $45.00 billed every 6 months; unlimited devices, all features unlocked, 30-day money-back guarantee. security.org
1 Month $11.99 flat Month-to-month at $11.99; unlimited devices, all features unlocked, 30-day money-back guarantee. privateinternetaccess.com

Last verified 2026-09-05. STALE · 2026-06-13 2026 USD per-term pricing taken from Security.org's Private Internet Access pricing page (accessed 2026-06-13) and corroborated by the Security.org best-VPN roundup (best rate $1.98/mo with a 3-year plan). Re-verified 2026-09-03 against the live pricing page; published figures unchanged. Cross-checked against security.org.

Price changes

Price on record

$2.03/mo

First on record 2026-06-27

A new dated entry is stamped here each time the price moves — the record builds itself.

Tracked since June 2026. No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Capabilities

Integrations: PIA Antivirus add-on (Windows/macOS), Dedicated IP add-on (available separately), SOCKS5 proxy (bundled), Browser extensions: Chrome, Firefox, Email Breach Monitor (bundled).

Key features: 100% open-source client apps — independently verifiable; Unlimited simultaneous connections — no device cap; RAM-only NextGen servers — all data wiped on reboot; Configurable encryption — user can choose cipher, handshake, and auth; SOCKS5 proxy included — useful for torrenting without full tunnel overhead.

Plan limits: Unlimited simultaneous device connections on all plans; No free tier; 30-day money-back guarantee only; Nextgen RAM-only servers in 90+ countries.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Private Internet Access (PIA) cost?

Private Internet Access (PIA) starts at $2.03/mo (3 Years + 4 Months); it has 3 published plans. Verified 2026-09-05.

Does Private Internet Access (PIA) support HIPAA?

Private Internet Access (PIA) HIPAA support: —. SOC 2: —. GDPR: Yes.

Does Private Internet Access (PIA) have a free plan?

Private Internet Access (PIA) free tier: No.

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