Avast Coupon Codes & First-Year Discounts

1. Buy two years of Premium Security from the 60% off page

   $62.40 for 2 years, read Nov 2, 2026Low effortAnyone planning to keep paid protection

   On November 2, 2026 a separate avast.com offer page listed Premium Security at $62.40 for the first 2 years instead of $155.99, shown as $2.60 a month, for 1 PC or Mac plus 1 mobile device. The 10-device plan was $79.99 instead of $199.99, shown as $3.33 a month. The store's one-year plans that day came out at $4.09 and $5.79 a month. The page shows no end date, and after the two years the plan renews a year at a time, at the $77.99 or $99.99 the page gives as renewal prices.^{[1, 3, 12]}

   1. Open the offer page and pick the 1+1 or the 10-device plan.
   2. Before paying, make sure the cart shows the first-2-years price.
   3. Note your renewal date: the next charge can arrive up to 35 days before it.

2. Pick Ultimate over Premium Security for a first year

   Same first-year price, three more appsLow effortAnyone buying one year at a time

   The store listed both plans at $49.08 for 1 PC or Mac plus 1 mobile device and $69.48 for 10 devices on November 2, 2026, so Ultimate's first year adds Premium VPN, Cleanup Premium and AntiTrack to Premium Security at no extra cost. The difference arrives at renewal: Ultimate $109.99 or $139.99 a year, Premium Security $77.99 or $99.99. Bought alone that day, Premium VPN was $55.08 on the store, more than the $49.08 Ultimate plan, though it covers 10 devices to that plan's 1 PC or Mac plus 1 mobile device.^{[1, 5]}

3. Stay on Free Antivirus if the basics cover you

   $0 on Windows, Mac, Android and iOSLow effortHome users

   Avast Free Antivirus is a free download for Windows and Mac, and the free Avast One Mobile app covers Android, iPhone and iPad. On Windows, Avast's comparison tables give the free plan virus and malware blocking, ransomware protection and the Avast Assistant scam checker. Scam SMS and call blocking, unsafe-email alerts, deepfake detection and PC remote-access protection need Premium Security. On Mac the pages differ: the store's table ticks ransomware protection for the free plan, while the Free Antivirus for Mac page marks the Ransomware Shield as premium. Free products are for personal, noncommercial use, and Avast says free versions of its mobile products serve third-party ads.^{[1, 4, 11, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21]}

4. Try the paid plan free before you buy

   30 to 60 days, read Nov 2, 2026Low effortAnyone choosing between plans

   On November 2, 2026 Premium Security offered 30 days free on Windows with no credit card and 60 days on Mac with $0 to pay at checkout. Cleanup Premium offered 30 days with no card, and Premium VPN 60 days with payment details. If you entered a card, the paid plan starts and bills on the trial's last day unless you cancel first; if you didn't, there's nothing to cancel.^{[4, 6, 7, 12, 13]}

5. Turn off auto-renewal, then compare prices again

   Stops a $77.99 to $139.99 renewalSome effortSubscribers nearing a renewal

   Avast's billing help says an introductory price lasts for the first subscription period, after which you pay full price, and that you can avoid that by cancelling before the next billing date. Your plan keeps working to its end date, and a new subscription bought before then adds the time left on the old one. The pages we read don't say whether first-year prices are open to past customers, so read the checkout total before deciding. Missed the date? Each annual charge can be refunded in full within 30 days of being charged.^{[10, 12, 13, 14]}

   1. Find the date and price in Avast's reminder email or your Avast Account.
   2. In the account, open Manage subscriptions and choose Unsubscribe or Cancel renewal.
   3. Compare the store's price with your renewal price before the old plan ends.

6. Buy during a sale instead of hunting for a code

   Up to 57% off, no codeLow effortEveryone

   Avast's discounts page says you claim a discount by buying while it's on sale. You need a code only if a campaign requires one and Avast provided it, and the page says you get it automatically if you qualify. It adds that sales generally last at least a few weeks, while some discounts are very limited. The store's headline on November 2, 2026 was up to 57% off, the top of its range, reached by Cleanup Premium for 10 devices at $34.68 for the first year. Avast's billing help also mentions offers inside its Windows and Mac products, and its Consent Policy says newsletter subscribers get commercial emails.^{[1, 2, 7, 12, 21]}

Avast doesn't keep a public list of codes: its discounts page says sale prices apply when you buy, and that a code, when a campaign needs one, comes from Avast directly. We list the sale offers shown on avast.com, each with the date we read it.

1. Renewal refund windows are worded three ways

   The charge can land up to 35 days before the anniversary. Avast's refund policy counts 30 days from being charged, Subscription details counts 30 days from the anniversary, and the EULA gives 30 days after the renewal date. Asking within 30 days of the charge fits all three.^{[8, 10, 11]}

2. Avast's pages can show different prices

   On November 2, 2026 the store listed Premium VPN at $55.08 for one year, $105.36 for two and $158.04 for three, while the Premium VPN page listed $59.88, $95.76 and $143.64. The discounts page's Ultimate card showed $49.99 and $69.99, while its own comparison table and the store showed $49.08 and $69.48. Compare the page you're on with the store, and go by the total in your cart.^{[1, 2, 6]}

3. A replaced card can still be charged

   Avast's billing help says an expired card doesn't guarantee you won't be charged, and that most card companies use account updater services to pass on new details. To stop a renewal, cancel it before the billing date.^[12]

4. Turning off renewal has a cost

   The Stay Safe Virus Guarantee ends if you opt out of auto-renewal, and Avast's refund policy says benefits tied to auto-renewal may no longer be available. If that guarantee matters to you, weigh it against the renewal price before you switch off.^{[10, 16]}

5. Trial terms depend on the page

   The Ultimate FAQ says Avast's free trials need a payment method and bill at the end unless you cancel, while the Premium Security page (Windows) and the Cleanup page say no credit card is needed. Premium VPN asks for payment details. See which line the trial button shows before you start.^{[4, 5, 6, 7]}