Pay ExpressVPN with Crypto

ExpressVPN is one of the few subscription services that openly supports cryptocurrency on its own site. Its payment docs route Bitcoin and other supported crypto payments through BitPay, so this is a real direct-crypto checkout, not a workaround.

ExpressVPN says subscriptions bought with card, PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay renew automatically unless you cancel, while Bitcoin purchases do not auto-renew. SolCard matters if you want crypto funding but still prefer ExpressVPN's recurring card billing.

ExpressVPN's catalog is no longer just one VPN plan. Basic, Advanced, and Pro separate the core VPN from extras like Keys password manager, eSIM data, and broader protection features, so your checkout amount depends on the tier you choose.

ExpressVPN's offer page frames the biggest savings around multi-year billing rather than a simple monthly charge. The first payment can be a large upfront plan cost, and the current 2-year offer later renews annually, so billing timing matters before you pay.

ExpressVPN's refund policy treats direct website purchases, Google Play subscriptions, and Apple's App Store differently. Web and eligible Google Play purchases can use ExpressVPN's own guarantee, while App Store refunds are handled by Apple instead.

ExpressVPN says you cannot cancel a subscription from inside the ExpressVPN app itself. Website subscriptions are managed on ExpressVPN's site, while Google Play and App Store subscriptions must be canceled in those stores, so your original billing path affects later account control.