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Is Kaspersky Premium worth it in 2026?

Yes. Through the TopReferrals link Kaspersky Premium costs less in its first year than Kaspersky's own public starting price, and it folds a VPN, a password manager and Safe Kids into one subscription. Set a reminder for renewal, when the standard price applies.

Key takeaways

  • First year through the link: £19.60 (1 device), £21.00 (3), £22.05 (5); up to 65% off.
  • Kaspersky's public page listed Premium for 5 devices at £22.99 on the same date.
  • Includes unlimited VPN, password vault, identity protection, remote IT support, Safe Kids for a year.
  • Renews at the standard price (£59.99 for 3 devices); 30-day money-back guarantee.

Our pick here: Kaspersky pays Premium from £19.60, verified against its own terms.

Kaspersky Premium is worth it in its first year for almost anyone who needs antivirus, because through the TopReferrals link it is priced below Kaspersky's own public starting price and carries three products Kaspersky otherwise sells separately. Year two is a separate decision, made at the standard price.

Year one: the numbers

Devices Through the link Standard
1 £19.60 £55.99
3 £21.00 £59.99
5 £22.05 £62.99

Kaspersky's public plans page, read on the same date, started Premium "from £19.99" and charged £22.99 for 5 devices.

What the money buys

Premium is Kaspersky's full suite: antivirus, anti-ransomware, a firewall, threat removal and AI-powered scam protection; an unlimited VPN; a password vault; banking and payment protection with leak alerts; a home Wi-Fi checker; performance and disk tools; identity protection; 24/7 remote IT support; an Expert PC Health Check; and Kaspersky Safe Kids free for a year. Kaspersky's own standalone prices for the VPN (from £29.99), Safe Kids (from £17.99) and Password Manager (from £15.99) add up to £63.97 a year.

Year two: renewal

The partner price is introductory. Premium then renews at the standard price, £59.99 a year for 3 devices, with an email beforehand and a charge 15 days before the year ends. Auto-renewal can be switched off in My Kaspersky at any time, and protection still runs to the end of the paid year. A renewal you did not want can be refunded within 30 days of the charge.

Who it suits

Families with mixed devices (5 for £22.05), parents who want Safe Kids, commuters on public Wi-Fi, and anyone who would rather phone for help than troubleshoot alone.

The verdict

For the first year, Kaspersky Premium through https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/kaspersky costs less than Kaspersky's own public price for its top plan, with more included than either of Kaspersky's lower plans. Buy it for the device count you need, and decide on year two when Kaspersky emails the renewal price.

How it compares

Through TopReferralsKaspersky public page
Premium, 1 device£19.60From £19.99
Premium, 5 devices£22.05£22.99
Renewal (5 devices)£62.99£62.99
Money-back30 days30 days

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Kaspersky promo code?

No. https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/kaspersky opens Kaspersky UK's partner page with Premium already priced from £19.60 for the first year.

Is Kaspersky Premium better value than Plus?

Through the link, Premium (from £19.60) costs about the same as Plus on Kaspersky's public page (from £18.99) and adds identity protection, remote IT support, an Expert PC Health Check and a year of Safe Kids.

What will I pay in year two?

The standard renewal price shown on the offer page, £59.99 a year for 3 devices, unless you cancel auto-renewal in My Kaspersky first.

Can I get my money back?

Yes, within 30 days of buying, and Kaspersky also refunds a renewal payment if you ask within 30 days of the charge.

Does it work on iPhone and Mac?

Yes. Premium covers Windows, macOS, Android and iOS on 1, 3 or 5 devices.

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Last checked 2 October 2026 by Behzad Hosseini, Editor-in-Chief. Figures verified against each brand's own terms. How we check.