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Norton 360 plans compared

Virus protection for your computers and phones, with optional private internet connection, online backup and identity theft protection. Norton 360 currently sells 4 plans in the US, from $5 a month. Here is what each one includes and who it suits.

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Current Norton 360 plans and prices

Verified September 21, 2026 from Norton 360's official pages. Prices are before tax and can change.

Norton AntiVirus Plus

$5 a month

or $59.99 a year

Best for: One computer, virus protection only, at the lowest price.

  • Devices protected1
  • Private internet connectionNot included
  • Online backup for your files2 GB
  • Controls for childrenNot included
  • Warning if your details are stolenNot included
  • Identity theft protection and money backNot included

Norton 360 Standard

$7.92 a month

or $94.99 a year

Best for: One or two people with a few devices who also want a private internet connection.

  • Devices protected3
  • Private internet connectionIncluded
  • Online backup for your files2 GB
  • Controls for childrenNot included
  • Warning if your details are stolenIncluded
  • Identity theft protection and money backNot included

Norton 360 Deluxe

$10.42 a month

or $124.99 a year

Best for: A family or a household with several devices, especially if there are children at home.

  • Devices protected5
  • Private internet connectionIncluded
  • Online backup for your files50 GB
  • Controls for childrenIncluded
  • Warning if your details are stolenIncluded
  • Identity theft protection and money backNot included

Norton 360 with LifeLock Select Plus

$15.83 a month

or $189.99 a year

Best for: Someone who is worried about identity theft and wants credit alerts, an expert to call and money back if funds are stolen.

  • Devices protected10
  • Private internet connectionIncluded
  • Online backup for your files250 GB
  • Controls for childrenIncluded
  • Warning if your details are stolenIncluded
  • Identity theft protection and money backIncluded

What actually differs between the plans

Only 6 things change as you move up the Norton 360 plans: devices protected, private internet connection, online backup for your files, controls for children, warning if your details are stolen, identity theft protection and money back. Everything else is the same on every plan, so those are the only questions worth asking yourself.

Differences between Norton 360 plans
PlanPriceDevices protectedPrivate internet connectionOnline backup for your filesControls for childrenWarning if your details are stolenIdentity theft protection and money back
Norton AntiVirus Plus$5/mo1Not included2 GBNot includedNot includedNot included
Norton 360 Standard$7.92/mo3Included2 GBNot includedIncludedNot included
Norton 360 Deluxe$10.42/mo5Included50 GBIncludedIncludedNot included
Norton 360 with LifeLock Select Plus$15.83/mo10Included250 GBIncludedIncludedIncluded

Head-to-head comparisons

Common questions about Norton 360 plans

Why is the second year so much more expensive?

The advertised price is an introductory price for your first year only. After that the subscription renews automatically at the standard price shown here, which is roughly double. Norton's own fine print says 'Renewal prices may be higher than the initial price and are subject to change'.

Does Norton renew by itself?

Yes. Subscriptions renew automatically and Norton bills you up to 35 days before the renewal date unless you turn auto-renewal off in your Norton account.

Which plan do I need if I want the private internet connection?

Norton 360 Standard and everything above it include the Secure VPN. Norton AntiVirus Plus does not.

Does the online backup work on a Mac?

No. Norton's cloud backup is for Windows computers only, although the virus protection itself works on Macs, phones and tablets.

Where this information comes from

All prices are Norton's standard renewal prices, taken from the official US product pages on 2026-09-21; the much lower first-year prices are introductory offers for new customers only and are recorded in each plan's notes. Norton also sells a Norton Mobile Security plan for a single phone or tablet at $29.99 a year standard ($19.99 first year), and higher LifeLock tiers that were not verified. Norton advertises a 60-day money-back guarantee on annual plans.

BetterTier is not affiliated with Norton 360. Plan names are used only to identify the plans being compared. Norton 360 may pay us a commission if you sign up through a link on this page; this never affects our comparison.