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Webshare Launches an MCP Server: Manage Your Proxies From Claude or Cursor, Free on All Plans
Webshare now has an official MCP server at mcp.webshare.io. Ask Claude, Claude Code or Cursor for your error stats, replace failing proxies or edit your IP allowlist in plain English. Read-only by default, no purchasing ever, free on every plan including the free tier. What it does, how to set it up, and where to be careful.
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hide.me Black Friday 2026: 30 Months for $/€/£ 2.33 a Month, Renewal Locked
hide.me's Black Friday 2026 deal runs 2–30 November: 30 months of VPN Premium (24 + 6 bonus) for 2.33 a month, 69.99 total in USD, EUR or GBP. Same price as the summer deal, three more months, and a Price Guarantee that keeps the renewal identical. How it stacks up against IPVanish, ExpressVPN and Proton.
IPVanish Black Friday Early Access: 2-Year Plans From $2.19, Its Lowest Price of 2026
IPVanish cut all three 2-year plans on October 15: Essential $2.19/mo (85% off, $52.56 up front), Complete $2.79 and Advanced $3.29. That is 20–30 cents below last week's prices and the lowest of the year — what you pay, how the tier gaps changed, the renewal rate to watch, and how it compares to Surfshark, Proton and the Kape Halloween deals.
Proton's Black Friday 2026 Starts October 26: 75% Off VPN, 60% Off Mail, Drive and Pass
Proton's Black Friday pricing goes live on October 26 and runs to November 30: VPN Plus 75% off the 24-month plan, Mail Plus, Drive Plus and Pass Plus 60% off annual plans, Proton Unlimited 50% off. Nothing is live yet — why waiting is the right call, bundle versus single plan, and what Proton's price buys that cheaper VPNs do not.
ExpressKeys Arrives on Mac and Firefox, Adds Password Health
ExpressVPN's bundled password manager now has a native macOS app and a Firefox extension alongside Chrome, Edge and Brave, plus a redesigned extension with Password Health and a Recently Deleted folder. Existing vaults sync without re-import. What changed, what is still missing (Safari, Windows), and who should switch.
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.
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.