Surfshark VPN — 2-Year Plan

Surfshark VPN — 2-Year Plan is currently 83% off on Surfshark — down to $2.19 from $12.95.

At 83% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Surfshark VPN — 2-Year Plan reaches on Surfshark — near its typical floor.

That works out to $10.76 off the Surfshark list price of $12.95.

This deal is for the PC version. Click View Deal to open the official Surfshark page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

Before you buy, read our buying guide or compare more surfshark deals on GamesCreed.

What you get

Surfshark is one of the better-known consumer VPNs, sitting alongside names like ExpressVPN and NordVPN in the mainstream privacy space. It encrypts your internet traffic and routes it through its own servers, which is the basic job every VPN does, and it has built a reputation for being affordable and easy to use rather than being the fastest or most feature-packed option on paper.

What you get

At its core, Surfshark gives you an encrypted tunnel for your traffic, a kill switch to cut your connection if the VPN drops, and apps for the major platforms so setup does not require any networking know-how. For gamers, the practical upside shows up in a few places: it hides your IP and traffic when you are on sketchy public Wi-Fi at a LAN party or hotel, it can help route around ISP throttling on some connections, and it lets you connect through servers in other countries to browse regional storefronts or catch deals and free-game promotions that are geo-locked to a specific country. One thing worth being honest about: a VPN will not make your ping better to a server that is far away. Routing your connection through another country or through extra hops generally adds latency, not less, so if you are chasing lower ping to a nearby game server, a VPN is not the tool for that. Use it for privacy and access, not for competitive speed.

Who it’s for

Surfshark makes the most sense if you regularly use public networks, want a layer of privacy from your ISP, or like the idea of browsing store fronts and regional pricing or catalog differences across countries. It is also a reasonable pick for households, since Surfshark has historically not capped how many devices you can connect on one account, which matters if you have a gaming PC, a laptop, and a couple of phones all needing coverage. If you mostly play on a home network you already trust and never touch public Wi-Fi, a VPN is a nice-to-have rather than a necessity, and you should not expect it to fix lag, unlock hardware-locked content, or replace good account security habits like two-factor authentication.

Is the deal worth it?

With any multi-year VPN subscription, the math is simple: the longer the commitment, the lower the effective monthly cost usually is, but you are trading flexibility for that savings. It is worth it if you are confident you will actually use the service consistently, whether that is for privacy on the go, for streaming and browsing flexibility, or just as a standing habit alongside your gaming setup. If you are unsure whether you will stick with a VPN long term, it is fair to weigh a longer plan against a shorter one, since the per-month price on any VPN drops the longer you commit. Check the live pricing on this page to see how the current terms compare.

Quick facts

Provider: Surfshark. Category: VPN service. Platforms: Windows, Mac, mobile (iOS and Android), and router support. Pricing shows live on this page.