How to get a 30-day ExpressVPN free trial in 2022

ExpressVPN has a 7-day free trial, but users need to be aware of a few things. Users must have an iOS or Android device and can only sign up with an existing Google Play or App Store account. It can also be challenging to get your money back if anything goes wrong.
Unlike users signing up through ExpressVPN’s website, users are not protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee – which ensures that users can request a refund within the first 30 days if they are not satisfied with the product. Users must deal directly with Google Play or the App Store because of the store’s policies. This is especially frustrating if users accidentally forget to turn off auto-renewal in their Google Play or App Store accounts and pay full-price subscriptions.

Yes, but there are many conditions. Users need an Android device and an existing Google Play account – and there’s only a 7-day free trial. Unfortunately, users can only use ExpressVPN on Android devices with a free trial activated, and cannot connect to the VPN on desktops, smart TVs, game consoles, or routers.
App Store (iOS) users can also get a 7-day free trial – but from July 2022, users will have to enter payment information to activate the trial. If the user does not cancel the trial at least 24 hours before the last day, their Apple ID will be automatically charged.
If users want to use ExpressVPN for more than 7 days or use the VPN on multiple devices, there is another way. ExpressVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving users plenty of time to test every feature. If you don’t like it, you can request a full refund within 30 days via 24/7 live chat.

No, only available on Android and iOS. This is a shame because ExpressVPN is one of the few VPNs that offers dedicated apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, Amazon Fire Stick, Amazon Fire TV, Kindle Fire, Apple TV, and even routers (DD-WRT or Tomato firmware). Users can even set up ExpressVPN on consoles like PlayStation and Xbox One.
However, ExpressVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on all plans, so users can test the VPN on their own devices. If you find it doesn’t meet your needs, get a refund quickly and easily. Just contact customer support via 24/7 live chat (I’ve never spoken to customer service for more than 30 seconds) and ask for a refund.

There are many free VPNs on the market but ExpressVPN is not free. ExpressVPN is a paid VPN that requires paying subscribers to have the resources to deliver blazing-fast speeds, military-grade security, a vetted privacy policy, and a global server network of 3,000 well-maintained servers spanning 94 countries/regions.
Sadly, most free VPNs do not offer any of the above, instead, they imply numerous hidden costs. Free VPN services simply don’t have the resources to invest in their VPN infrastructure, privacy features, or security measures. In fact, the scary truth is that some shady-free VPNs sell users’ personal data and browsing history to the highest bidder (whether it’s an advertiser or a hacker) to make money.
I take my online privacy very seriously and prefer to use a paid VPN because I know my browsing activity is not exposed to anyone who might be snooping.

It depends on how the user registered at the time. The easiest way to log out of your ExpressVPN account is to sign up through their official website. This way users are automatically protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee, and if they’re not satisfied with the service, they can easily get a full refund and cancel their subscription (they don’t ask the reason for the refund). I personally tested its money-back guarantee and it only took 2 minutes via 24/7 live chat. The money was returned to my account in just 5 days.
If the user is registered through Google Play or App Store, it is more troublesome. Users must manually turn off auto-renewal in the store’s settings. If the free trial deadline is missed, the user will be charged full price. Sadly, the 30-day money-back guarantee is only valid when users sign up through the ExpressVPN website.