PC Matic Pricing — 5 devices from £40 a year, 30-day money-back guarantee

£40. That is the PC Matic pricing for a full year of antivirus from PC Matic, covering 5 devices, in pounds. Open the TopReferrals link and the UK page loads with that price up front.

The same page offers a Lifetime plan at £132: one payment, updates included for life, still 5 devices. No code is needed. An annual order also comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What you get, in numbers

	Annual	Lifetime
Price on PC Matic UK	£40 per year	£132 once
Devices covered	5	5
Updates	Renews annually	Included for life
30-day money-back	Yes, if requested within 30 days of purchase	The refund policy names annual subscriptions
Currency	Pounds	Pounds

Annual is the lower way in at £40. Lifetime costs £92 more than that first-year price (£132 − £40) and removes the yearly renewal. The link opens PC Matic's UK page, so every price here is in pounds.

In short, you see two clear prices, both in sterling, with no currency conversion and no surprise at checkout.

How the reward lands

The reward here is a clear, fixed price in pounds. It is not a voucher or a cash bonus, so nothing arrives later and nothing needs typing in. The route is short:

1. Open PC Matic UK through https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/pc-matic.
2. Pick Annual at £40 or Lifetime at £132. Both cover 5 devices.
3. Add optional extras if you want them.
4. Check out.

On an annual plan, the 30-day money-back clock starts on the order date. If you ask for a refund inside those 30 days, the money goes back to the original payment method.

One point matters here. Going through the TopReferrals link takes you to the UK store. Reaching PC Matic by a plain search or a generic link can land you on the US site, which shows dollars. The UK page is the one with £40 and £132 on it.

What PC Matic actually does

Many security tools hunt for threats they already recognise. PC Matic works the other way round. It blocks programs by default until they are cleared to run, a method called application allowlisting. A program nobody has vetted does not get to start.

Here is what the UK plan brings:

• Five devices, one subscription. Both Annual and Lifetime cover 5.
• Five platforms. Windows, Mac, iOS, iPadOS and Android.
• Dark web monitoring. PC Matic lists it for households that want to know if their details turn up.
• Automatic software patching. Out-of-date programs are a common way in, and the plan keeps them up to date for you.
• Support seven days a week. Listed on the UK page.
• Optional add-ons. They appear during checkout, and you can skip them.

The page also describes the product as "Made in the USA", which is PC Matic's own wording.

Sizes, plans and devices

There is no small, medium and large ladder to climb. PC Matic's UK page shows two plans, and each covers 5 devices. That keeps the choice simple: you pick how you want to pay, not how much protection you want.

Annual at £40 a year suits anyone who wants the lowest cost today. It covers the same 5 devices and the same platforms as Lifetime. It also carries the 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it on your own machines first.

Lifetime at £132 suits anyone who likes to pay once. PC Matic includes updates for life on the 5 devices. There is no yearly renewal to remember.

A simple way to compare: Annual spreads the cost across years, while Lifetime puts it all up front. If you expect to keep the same family devices running for several years, a single payment has its own appeal. If you want the lowest outlay now, £40 is the figure to look at.

This Christmas at PC Matic

A security subscription is a practical family buy. One plan covers 5 devices across Windows, Mac, iOS, iPadOS and Android, so the laptops, phones and tablets in one home sit under a single subscription. Lifetime is one £132 payment, which suits a household that wants no renewal date hanging over it. PC Matic's pages do not show a gift card or a gifting option, so the plan is bought for your own account.

The fine print, in plain words

• The offer is for UK customers buying on PC Matic's UK page, priced in pounds.
• The Annual plan renews each year.
• The 30-day money-back guarantee covers annual subscriptions. Ask within 30 days of purchase.
• Renewal orders do not qualify for a refund.
• Refunds go back to the original payment method.
• Not-For-Resale and complimentary software are not refundable.

Promo codes, coupons and vouchers

• "pc matic pricing": £40 a year for Annual and £132 once for Lifetime, both for 5 devices, on the UK page.
• "pc matic promo code": none is needed. The TopReferrals link opens the UK page at the listed prices.
• "pc matic coupon": undated coupon lists and old forum posts promise strings of letters. The UK page PC Matic shows carries no coupon banner, so the listed price is the price.
• "pc matic app": one subscription covers Windows, Mac, iOS, iPadOS and Android, so phones and tablets are included alongside computers.
• "is pc matic worth it": judge it by what is listed. That means 5 devices, five platforms, dark web monitoring, automatic patching, seven-day support and a 30-day money-back guarantee on annual plans, from £40 a year.

Who gets the most out of it

• Households with many devices. One subscription covers 5, so you stop buying licences one by one.
• Mixed-device families. Windows, Mac, iOS, iPadOS and Android sit under one plan.
• Buyers who dislike renewals. Lifetime is a single £132 payment with updates for life.
• First-time buyers. An annual order has a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it with your own devices. Open it through https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/pc-matic to see the UK prices.

How TopReferrals checked this

TopReferrals read PC Matic's UK plans page (pcmatic.com/uk/consumer-security.asp) for the plans, the pound prices, the guarantee and the support hours. The refund terms come from the company's refund policy page (pcmatic.com/company/refund-policy.asp). The dollar figure comes from the US antivirus page (pcmatic.com/antivirus/). All three were read on 16 October 2026. TopReferrals re-checks the offer on the date shown at the top of the page.