A lifetime subscription to AdGuard, a service designed to block online advertisements across multiple devices, is currently available for $15.97 with the code FAMPLAN, according to a promotional offer set to expire on April 27th.
The deal, advertised by StackSocial and highlighted by PCWorld, provides access to the AdGuard Family Plan, which protects up to nine devices. This represents a 60% discount from the standard price of $39.99, and is intended for new users only.
AdGuard distinguishes itself from simple ad blockers by removing banners, autoplay videos, and tracking scripts before they load, aiming to improve page loading speeds and enhance online security. The software similarly includes parental control features, allowing users to restrict access to inappropriate websites. It is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS operating systems, and incorporates malware protection to guard against phishing attempts.
Unlike Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), AdGuard operates at the system level, providing what the company describes as deeper and more consistent protection without significantly slowing down internet speeds. The lifetime subscription eliminates the need for recurring payments.
AdGuard’s effectiveness in blocking YouTube advertisements has been noted by TechRadar, which identified it as a robust and widely compatible ad blocker. The review highlighted AdGuard’s ability to block YouTube ads, a challenge for many other ad-blocking tools.
The company offers alternative pricing structures, including annual subscriptions for Personal ($30) and Family ($66) plans, as well as lifetime options priced at $80 for Personal and $170 for Family. The Personal plan covers up to three devices. A free version of AdGuard is also available, but with limited features and protection for only one device, as detailed on the AdGuard website.
PCMag reports that AdGuard’s lifetime plan has received over 1,400 positive reviews and is currently offered at a 60% discount, priced at $16.
