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All-in-one protection from identity theft and other online scams for the whole family. Plans start at $10 per month. - aura.com
Depends. Buy if your household wants identity, credit, device, and privacy protection bundled into one paid app and will actually use it all. Skip it if you only want credit monitoring or already pay separately for a VPN and antivirus.
Medium. Based on 13 public sources; no numeric review ratings available, only qualitative review summaries.
Individual & family plans
From $10/month (reviewers cite ~$12)
high
2026 phishing breach hit ~900k records — weigh carefully when trusting a security vendor
medium
No budget tier: plans run ~$12/month per reviewers, with no stripped-down option
medium
You pay for bundled antivirus, VPN, and password manager even if you already subscribe elsewhere
low
On-site reviews are curated marketing; check Trustpilot and G2 for balance
Value for money: 3/5
Rating
From $10/month (reviewers cite ~$12)
Starting price
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From $10/month (reviewers cite ~$12)
Sells security, but disclosed a March 2026 breach of ~900k records caused by employee phone phishing.
Users like the bundled protection and responsive support, while reviewers flag the price and lack of a cheaper plan.
“Great value! I've been using the service for almost a year now, and I have to say, I really enjoy all the services rolled into one!”
“Customers frequently praise the staff for being exceptionally helpful, patient, and knowledgeable when answering complex questions.”
“Aura offers a robust suite of security features, including identity theft protection, malware scanning, VPN, and dark web monitoring.”
Compare Aura with each alternative.
Free official credit reports — no subscription needed
Free credit monitoring and alerts, ad-supported
Aura vs Credit KarmaClosest rival bundle with similar identity insurance
Aura vs Norton LifeLockCheaper if data broker removal is your only need
Aura vs DeleteMeBased on 13 public sources; no numeric review ratings available, only qualitative review summaries.
Strong all-in-one family security bundle, but no cheap tier — and it disclosed a 900k-record breach in 2026.
Based on 13 public sources; no numeric review ratings available, only qualitative review summaries.
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