✧ Key takeaways
NordPass Black Friday 2026 is live: up to 58% off 2-year plans plus 3 extra months, with Premium from $1.39 a month. It runs until 9 December 2026.
NordPass's Black Friday deal for 2026 is live, and it is a straightforward one: a steep cut on the 2-year plans, three extra months thrown in, and a hard end date of 9 December. Premium costs $1.39 a month, Family costs $2.49 a month for six accounts. No coupon code, no games — the discount applies automatically at checkout. The catch, as always with Nord Security, is the renewal price, which the pricing page does not show. Read that part before you pay.
What the deal actually is
NordPass is running its Black Friday sale from 21 October to 9 December 2026, which covers Black Friday on 27 November and Cyber Monday on 30 November. The headline figures, read from nordpass.com/pricing, are:
| Plan | Term | Discount | Price | First-term total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium (1 user) | 2 years + 3 months free | 53% off | $1.39/mo | $37.53 for 27 months |
| Family (6 users) | 2 years + 3 months free | 58% off | $2.49/mo | $67.23 for 27 months |
| Premium (1 user) | 1 year | 33% off | $1.99/mo | $23.88 for 12 months |
| Family (6 users) | 1 year | 38% off | $3.69/mo | $44.28 for 12 months |
The 2-year plans are the real deal. Premium at $37.53 for 27 months compares with $80.73 at the standard rate for the same term, and Family at $67.23 compares with $161.73. Those standard-rate totals come from NordPass's own pricing page, so the saving is genuine rather than invented. Prices do not include VAT, which may be added at checkout depending on your country.
What NordPass is
NordPass is a password manager from Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN. It stores passwords, passkeys, credit cards, and secure notes in an XChaCha20-encrypted vault, with autosave and autofill, a password generator, breach monitoring, password health checks, and secure sharing. The free plan covers one user on one device at a time; Premium unlocks unlimited devices, emergency access, and the full feature set; Family adds six accounts under one plan.
It is a solid, easy-to-use password manager, and it sits at the cheap end of the market even before a discount. At $1.39 a month, Premium costs less than a coffee a month for the thing that holds every password you own. That is the context for the price: you are not buying a luxury, you are buying the cheapest insurance for your accounts.
Premium or Family?
Buy Premium if it is just you. Buy Family if you share passwords with a partner, a household, or anyone else — six accounts for $2.49 a month is $0.42 per person per month, which is hard to beat. Family is the better value by a wide margin whenever more than one person needs it, and the 58% discount is deeper than Premium's 53%.
Skip the 1-year plans unless you are unsure about NordPass. The 2-year price per month is lower, and you get three extra months on top. The only reason to take one year is if you want to try it first — and the 30-day money-back guarantee already covers that, so the 2-year plan is the rational pick for most buyers.
What to check before you buy
Two things. First, the renewal price. NordPass does not show it on the pricing page, and it says the renewal price may differ from the first-term price. The $1.39 and $2.49 rates are first-term prices only. Check the renewal figure at checkout, and set a calendar reminder before the term ends so the renewal never surprises you.
Second, the free plan's limits. If you use more than one device, the free plan will frustrate you — it allows one active session at a time. That is the whole point of paying: unlimited devices, emergency access, and the full feature set. If you only ever use one device, the free plan might be enough, and you do not need this deal at all.
How to claim it
Go to nordpass.com/pricing, pick the 2-year Premium or Family plan, and check out. No code is needed — the Black Friday price is applied automatically. The deal ends on 9 December 2026, so there is no rush, but also no reason to wait: this is the same price NordPass has shown since the sale opened on 21 October, and waiting for a deeper cut that may not come is how people miss the sale entirely.
Our verdict
This is one of the better Black Friday deals in the password manager category: a genuinely cheap price, a long sale window, no coupon needed, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. The only honest caveat is the renewal price, which NordPass does not publish. If you need a password manager — and if you still reuse passwords, you do — Premium at $1.39 a month is an easy yes. If you share with family, take Family at $2.49 a month and split the cost.
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FreemiumNordPass is a secure password and passkey manager that helps individuals, families, and businesses store, organize, generate, autofill, and securely share passwords and sensitive information across devices, with features such as breach monitoring, password health checks, and zero-knowledge encryption.