Private Internet Access Coupon Codes & Deals

1. Take the 3-year plan at its top-offer price

   83% off: $2.03 a month on Oct 31, 2026Low effortNew subscribers happy to commit for three years

   On October 31, 2026 the order page's TOP OFFER card was 3 years plus 3 extra months at $2.03 a month, marked 83% off and measured against the $11.95 monthly price. The card says it autorenews at $79 every 3 years. PIA's help centre says extra months belong to the initial term and that order-page deals are for new accounts, not renewals, so count the bonus months once.^{[1, 5, 6]}

   1. Open the order page and read the renewal line under the 3-year card.
   2. Select the plan, then tick any add-ons under the order details at checkout.
   3. Put the renewal date in your calendar so you can turn off auto-renewal in time if you want to.

2. Claim the 2-year creator deal if three years is too long

   83% off a 2-year plan plus 4 monthsLow effortNew subscribers who prefer a two-year term

   PIA's sponsored creator pages advertised 83% off its 2-year + 4 months offer on October 31, 2026. The Perun page says to click any button and select the 2-year plan, and that the discount is applied at checkout with no coupon or promo code to enter. Read the total and the renewal line at checkout before you pay, because PIA's help centre says a 2-year subscription renews every year.^{[5, 22]}

3. Pay for one year at a time

   $47.88 a year on Oct 31, 2026Low effortAnyone who wants a shorter commitment

   On October 31, 2026 the order page listed the 1 Year plan at $3.99 a month, billed at $47.88 for the first year and then autorenewing at $47.88 each year. The 1 Month plan was $11.95 and autorenews at that price, the figure PIA measures its discounts against. PIA's help centre also lists a 6-month term and says plans vary, but the order page showed only these two and the 3-year card that day.^{[1, 5]}

4. Share your Refer a Friend link

   30 free days for you and the friendLow effortExisting PIA subscribers

   Log in to your account dashboard, open Subscription Overview and scroll to Refer a Friend, where you can invite someone by email or copy a personal link. When a friend signs up through it, you both get 30 days free, and the dashboard tracks invites, sign-ups and the free days you've earned.^{[13, 14]}

5. Try PIA on the refund window or an app trial

   30 days to ask for a refund, or a free app trialLow effortFirst-time subscribers

   New website buyers can ask for a full refund within 30 days, which is how PIA's order page answers whether it can be tried for free. On mobile, PIA's trial page promises first-time subscribers 7 free days through the App Store or Google Play; its iOS guide ties that to an annual subscription, but its Android guide says 3 days, so read the length on screen before you subscribe. The Terms of Service ask you to cancel at least 24 hours before a trial ends.^{[1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 11, 12]}

   1. Website route: subscribe on the order page and note the purchase date.
   2. Within 30 days, contact support if it doesn't suit you, with your account email and order number ready.
   3. App route: start the trial in the app, then cancel in your store settings at least 24 hours before it ends.

6. Buying three or more accounts? Check the bulk page

   A bulk discount in the order summarySome effortBusinesses and groups that need separate accounts

   One PIA subscription already covers unlimited devices, so this matters only when people need their own accounts. PIA's business page points to bulk purchase discounts, and its bulk purchase page sells monthly, six-month and yearly accounts with a Bulk discount line in the order summary; the account counter starts at 3. The Terms of Service say one bulk order can't mix subscription lengths and that the codes arrive by email. They also require a credit card for bulk orders, while the page shows PayPal and Amazon options too, so check which applies before you order.^{[1, 2, 23, 26]}

PIA's own pages publish no public promo code: discounts sit on the plan cards, and its deal pages say they apply at checkout with nothing to enter. We list those plan offers and the programs shown on its site.

1. Order-page deals are for new accounts

   PIA's help centre says the deals on its order page are only for new accounts and don't apply to renewals. Its reactivation guide says any active promotions appear when an expired or cancelled account picks a new subscription, while its renewal article says a cancelled account can't be reactivated and needs a new sign-up.^{[6, 20]}

2. Buying again at checkout starts a second subscription

   If you already subscribe, buying a plan through the website's checkout page doesn't extend your subscription: PIA says it creates a new one. Moving to a longer term goes through the Client Control Panel instead.^[18]

3. Gift cards sit outside the discounts

   The Terms of Service say gift-card transactions don't get price reductions, discounts or promotional rates. On refunds, the Terms say gift card and third-party deal site purchases can only be refunded by the payment processor, while the help centre calls them non-refundable. Terminated accounts can't be reactivated with gift cards or third-party offers.^{[2, 8, 20]}

4. Refunds and trials are limited for repeat sign-ups

   A new account bought within 3 months of a refund isn't eligible for a refund. Free trials are for new users who have never signed up for a PIA account, and the Terms of Service say trying for a second one brings an immediate charge at the standard yearly fee.^{[2, 8]}

5. An extra $1 on your card statement can be an authorization

   Card services may place an authorization charge on online subscriptions, typically $1 or the equivalent, to confirm the card is real and active. PIA says it's reversed, and that the reversal can take 3–5 business days to appear on your statement.^[24]