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PIA's Halloween Deal: $1.89 a Month, Unlimited Devices (Ends Oct 16)
Private Internet Access's Halloween campaign runs October 13 to 16: 24 months plus 2 bonus months at $1.89/mo (84% off) or €1.69 (84% off), billed $45.36. That is 30 cents below the sports deal it replaces and the cheapest of the three Kape VPNs this week — what you pay, where it sits in PIA's autumn pricing, and the US-jurisdiction question to settle first.
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CyberGhost's Halloween Deal: Back to $1.99 for 26 Months (Ends Oct 16)
CyberGhost's Halloween campaign runs October 13 to 16 only: 24 months plus 2 bonus months at $1.99/mo (85% off) or €1.99 (83% off), billed $47.76. That undoes the 20-cent rise of the sports campaign and returns to the September price — the four-day window, what you actually pay, and how it stacks up against PIA and ExpressVPN's Halloween deals from the same owner.
ExpressVPN's Halloween Deal: 28 Months From $2.99 (Ends Nov 3)
ExpressVPN's Halloween campaign runs October 13 to November 3: 24 months plus 4 bonus months, from $2.99/mo (80% off) in USD and €2.49 in EUR. The prices are identical to the sports deal it replaces — all six, the effective cost over 28 months, which tier to pick, and the free horror streaming the campaign points at.
Surfshark Black Friday 2026: Surfshark One for the Starter Price ($2.49/mo)
From October 12 to December 1, Surfshark sells its One bundle (VPN, antivirus, breach alerts and private search) at the Starter rate of $2.49/month on the 2-year plan. What One adds, what it leaves out, and what you actually pay.
IPVanish Adds Antivirus: New Complete Plan From $3.09/Month
IPVanish now bundles a VIPRE-powered antivirus for Windows and macOS in a new Complete tier at $3.09/month. What the antivirus covers, how its engine tested at AV-Comparatives, and whether the $0.70 upgrade is worth it.
Does a VPN Stop ISP Throttling? What October Streaming Needs
October loads broadband harder than any month since summer, and the seasonal pitch is back: use a VPN, avoid throttling, stream buffer-free. It is half true. A VPN defeats service-specific shaping because encryption hides what you are watching — it does nothing about congestion, data caps or plan limits.
October 2026 Sport: Where to Watch F1 and European Rugby Free
October's sport sits largely on free-to-air public broadcasters — F1 on Belgium's RTBF, both European rugby cups on France TV from 16 October, Bundesliga highlights on Sat.1/RTL. Free, but geo-locked, and several need a local account. What a VPN fixes here and what it does not.