- Amnezia VPN has introduced a two-year plan
- Launch discounts run until September 15, with up to 30% off
- The longer-term plan removes the annual renewal hassle
Amnezia VPN, the open‑source service best known for helping users bypass internet censorship, has added a new two‑year tier to its Premium lineup.
The provider positions the 730‑day option as a way to stay protected for a longer period while giving its development team a steadier foundation.
To mark the launch, Amnezia is running a limited promotion until September 15: 15% off a new purchase and 30% off renewals when buying through the Personal Dashboard.
Choosing the “2 Years” option simplifies budgeting by eliminating recurring monthly fees for an extended duration.
What to get with Amnezia VPN’s “Two‑Year” plan
The offering is straightforward: pay once and retain protection for two years.

Amnezia describes the format as designed to reduce subscriber costs, safeguard members from payment‑service issues, and eliminate the need for frequent renewals.
The service is positioned as a hedge against potential future price increases—signing up now locks in the current rate, protecting the user if rates rise later.
Amnezia also notes that it periodically reviews pricing to fund its development team and infrastructure, a standard practice for private operating companies.
How to subscribe to Amnezia VPN’s “Two‑Year” plan
Amnezia now supports three payment options: 6 months for $30, one year for $50, and two years for $80. The longer commitment yields greater savings; opting for two years instead of six consecutive months saves $40.
At this launch, the “Two‑Year” plan drops from $80 to $68 for new customers and $56 for current users with the promotion active.
New users can purchase directly via Amnezia’s payment page using the discount. Existing subscribers can renew through the Personal Dashboard by selecting “Renew subscription,” then choosing “2 Years.” The same path is accessible from within the mobile app in a few taps.
Overview of Amnezia VPN
Amnezia is an open‑source VPN originally released in 2020 after a hackathon organized by Roskomsvoboda, a Russian digital‑rights group. It evolved from a tool for hosting self‑hosted VPNs into a broader portfolio covering free, premium, self‑hosted, and business tiers.
Its primary value proposition centers on censorship resistance. By default, Premium accounts route traffic through the AmneziaWG protocol, falling back to XRay VLESS when network conditions demand it.
Subscribers receive access to servers in twenty countries, support for seven devices, and core security measures including ChaCha20 encryption, a kill switch, and split tunneling.
Recent updates have strengthened anti‑blocking capabilities, and WhatsApp has recognized Amnezia as a reliable proxy for circumventing regional restrictions.
The service maintains a strict no‑logs policy validated by independent 7ASecurity audits conducted in 2022 and 2024, earning it status as a trusted choice for privacy‑focused individuals wishing to support anti‑censorship initiatives.
Steps to become a subscriber
Amnezia currently provides three distinct payment models:
- Six months for $30
- One year for $50
- Two years for $80
Choosing the “Two Years” tier is cheaper than spreading payments over shorter intervals—for example, it reduces the cost compared to purchasing separate six‑month subscriptions for two years (a saving of $40).
During this offer, the “Two Years” plan retails for $68 for new customers and $56 for existing subscribers.
New users can buy directly through the Amnezia payment portal with the promotional discount applied. Current subscribers may renew on the website by opening the Personal Dashboard, clicking “Renew subscription,” and selecting “2 Years.” The equivalent path is also available within the companion app.
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