104 Matches, Zero Logs: Private Internet Access Cuts Its Long-Term Plan by 89% for the World Cup
Our #1-ranked VPN is running its steepest discount of the year for the FIFA World Cup 2026: 24+2 months of Private Internet Access for $1.33/€1.29 a month. The deal runs June 11 – July 20 — here's what's included and the one catch in the fine print.
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"104 matches. Zero logs." — Private Internet Access has summed up its World Cup pitch in six words, and backed it with the steepest discount we've seen from a top-tier VPN this year: 89% off the long-term plan for the duration of the tournament.
The deal
For the FIFA World Cup 2026 window — June 11 through July 20, 2026 — PIA's long-term plan drops to:
| Region | Plan | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD | 24 months + 2 bonus months | $1.33/month | 89% off |
| EUR | 24 months + 2 bonus months | €1.29/month | 89% off |
That's 26 months of coverage billed upfront — the cheapest per-month figure in our entire ranking, undercutting even PrivadoVPN's €1.11 headline once you factor in what you get for it. One honest note from the fine print: the 1-month and 12-month plans are excluded from this campaign, so the deal only makes sense if you're committing long-term — which, at this price, is rather the point.
Why PIA for the tournament
PIA topped our VPN ranking as the best overall pick, and the tournament use case plays directly to its strengths:
- 35,000+ servers in 91 countries — the largest fleet in our comparison, which means a nearby, uncongested server wherever the broadcast rights force you to connect
- Unlimited simultaneous devices — the TV, the laptop, the phone at the fan zone, all on one subscription
- Court-proven no-logs policy — "zero logs" isn't a slogan here; subpoenaed PIA logs have repeatedly turned out not to exist
- WireGuard speeds with headroom for 4K streams even on transatlantic routes (our measurements are in the review)
Streaming the World Cup with it
Match rights are sliced by country: which stream, which language, which commentator you get depends on where the internet thinks you are. With 91 countries to pick from, PIA covers effectively every broadcaster's region — and P2P-friendly servers plus port forwarding handle everything else you might do with a VPN this summer.
It's the same logic we covered with the ExpressVPN tournament push and PureVPN's World Cup Pass — but where PureVPN sells a short pass and ExpressVPN sells premium reliability, PIA's play is brute value: two years of privacy for the price other services charge for three months.
The verdict
If you were ever going to lock in a long-term VPN plan, an 89% discount during the most-streamed sporting event on Earth is the moment. The 30-day money-back guarantee still applies, so the commitment is less binding than it looks. Deal ends July 20.
Try it yourself
104 matches. Zero logs. 89% off until July 20. Two years of Private Internet Access for $1.33/€1.29 a month — every device you own.
