Total Security Limited review

The monthly plan lists €9.99, and the long-term plan €99. Renewal comes back to €99, the same figure as the long-term price, so the monthly headline only sets the entry cost. The longest term is 12 months.

The free plan is not offered, so every part of the service sits behind a subscription. Entry pricing starts at €9.99 on the monthly plan, and the long-term plan is €99. Buyers who want to browse before paying will not find a free tier here.

The allowance is 1 device, where VPN listings run 5 to 10. That suits a solo user on a personal machine; families and shared offices need a wider plan, and a phone and a laptop cannot be covered together.

Total Security Limited is the legal entity behind the service, with headquarters and jurisdiction both in the United Kingdom. The owner is listed as Point Wild. The terms also set out a money-back window of 14 days to 30 days, which defines the refund route in writing.

Apps cover Windows, macOS and iOS. That spans desktop, mobile and the main browsers, so one subscription can move between a work laptop and a personal phone. Traffic is protected with AES-256 encryption across the service.

Support runs on help centre and email, which covers a help centre and email replies. Chat and phone lines are not part of that list, so urgent problems go through email. Buyers who need instant answers should weigh that before subscribing.

Apple Inc. lists $0.99 a month against €9.99 for Total Password. These are different kinds of product, so the gap matters only for readers shopping on monthly cost alone. ESET Brasil competes on device count instead, with 3 to 25 covered.

The service is listed as budget, with the monthly plan at €9.99 and the long-term plan at €99. On monthly price it ranks 91 of 133 brands, so the budget label comes with a price above the middle of the market.