Proton has slashed the price of its all-in-one privacy bundle by 38%, making its strongest value offer of the year with end-to-end encrypted email, storage, office tools and VPN at a new, lower cost amid rising user demand for enhanced digital security.
Proton has cut the price of its Unlimited bundle by 38%, lowering the two-year cost to $191.76 from $311.76. The company said the monthly charge has fallen from $12.99 to $7.99, putting the plan at its lowest price so far this year and trimming $120 from the total. According to Proton, the offer was announced on 15 September 2026.
The bundle brings together Proton VPN, Proton Mail, 500 GB of encrypted online storage, Proton Pass and a set of office tools including Docs, Sheets, Calendar and Drive-style file storage. Proton says all of its services are end-to-end encrypted and ad-free, which it presents as the main distinction from mainstream productivity suites. The inclusion of a password manager and email-alias tools also broadens the package beyond a standard VPN subscription.
Proton is also pitching the plan as a practical route away from Google and other large cloud platforms. Its Easy Switch tool imports mail, contacts and calendar data from existing accounts, while separate transfer guides cover file migration from services such as Google Drive and OneDrive. That makes the move less abrupt for users who want stronger privacy controls without rebuilding their workflows from scratch.
The company is also offering a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving buyers a short window to cancel if the bundle does not suit them. For users who want encrypted email, storage, office software and VPN access in one package, Proton says the current discount makes Unlimited its strongest value proposition of the year.
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