LifeLock Pricing and Plans in 2026: First Year, Renewal, Tax and How to Cancel

Plans and pricing

The prices below are LifeLock’s prices for one adult, read on its plans page and in checkout on 10/08/2026. Norton’s renewal price list showed the same yearly prices at renewal.

Paying month to month instead of yearly: Core $12.49/month, Advanced $19.99/month, Total $34.99/month.

• First year: Core $124.99, Advanced $199.99, Total $349.99.
• Renewal: the same yearly prices on Norton’s renewal price list (10/08/2026). The checkout terms say renewal prices “may be higher than the initial price.”
• Sales tax: plus sales tax — varies by state. Not shown before the card step.
• Auto-renew: on by default, billed up to 35 days before renewal. Turn it off in your Norton account under “My Subscriptions.”

Prices verified on 10/08/2026 on LifeLock’s site.

The “16% OFF” label compares the yearly price with 12 monthly payments, per the plans page’s footnote. It isn’t a first-year discount.

Which plan is right for you

• You have a checking account and a few credit cards: Core at $124.99/year. It covers up to $25,000 in stolen funds.
• You hold more accounts and want higher limits: Advanced at $199.99/year, with up to $100,000 in stolen funds.
• You want the highest insurance limits: Total at $349.99/year, with up to $1,000,000 in stolen funds.

The limits come from the insurance Evidence of Coverage for events from 09/01/2026. They have exclusions, including a 90-day deadline to report a theft to LifeLock. This is not legal or financial advice.

LifeLock family plan

Family pricing is per plan, per Norton’s renewal price list on 10/08/2026:

Plan	2 adults	2 adults + up to 10 kids
Core	$224.99/year	$344.99/year
Advanced	$359.99/year	$479.99/year
Total	$629.99/year	$749.99/year

At checkout, a child can be added to an individual plan as LifeLock Junior for $65.99/year.

LifeLock Standard, Advantage and Ultimate Plus

These are LifeLock’s older plan names. The plans page on 10/08/2026 sold Core, Advanced, and Total instead. Norton’s renewal price list still showed LifeLock Standard at $124.99, LifeLock Advantage at $239.99, and LifeLock Ultimate Plus at $339.99 a year. If you have one of these, that list is where to check your renewal price.

There’s no free plan — here’s the cheapest way in

The cheapest way in is the 30-day free trial, which needs a credit or debit card. It turns into $124.99 for a year of Core on day 30 unless you cancel. The trial details are on the LifeLock free trial page.

What you’ll actually pay at checkout

On 10/08/2026 I opened the Core yearly checkout and stopped before paying. The order summary showed $124.99, “Tax May Apply,” and “Total Due Today: $124.99.” After I entered a New York ZIP code at the payment step, the tax line still read “May Apply.”

The renewal terms sat in a collapsed box. They say annual subscribers get an email with the renewal price before billing, and annual plans are billed up to 35 days before renewal. Payment options were credit card, PayPal, and Google Pay, all in dollars.

What’s in the plan (and what isn’t)

Plan	Stolen funds	Expenses	Lawyers and experts
Core	up to $25,000	up to $25,000	up to $1,000,000
Advanced	up to $100,000	up to $100,000	up to $1,000,000
Total	up to $1,000,000	up to $1,000,000	up to $1,000,000

Core also includes credit monitoring at 2 bureaus and a monthly 1-bureau credit report, per its plan page. It doesn’t include the higher insurance limits of Advanced and Total.

The limits come from the insurance Evidence of Coverage for events from 09/01/2026. The scam reimbursement isn’t offered to New York residents, per the checkout terms.

How to cancel LifeLock

Norton’s help center gives these steps (10/08/2026):

1. Sign in to your Norton account.
2. On “My Account,” select the “My Subscriptions” tab.
3. Click “Cancel Subscription Renewal” or “Manage Renewal” next to your subscription.
4. Next to “Plan Renewal,” click “Unsubscribe,” select a reason, and click “Next.”
5. If Norton shows offers to keep you, click “No thanks, cancel my subscription,” then “Next.”

I didn’t reach the cancellation screen because no account could be opened without a card and an SSN. Canceling the renewal doesn’t delete your data. Norton’s help center says deletion is a separate step under “Privacy Options.”

Refund policy

60 days on annual plans and 14 days on monthly plans, per the checkout terms (10/08/2026). The terms say you can cancel and get a full refund within 14 days of the initial purchase for monthly subscriptions, and within 60 days of payment for annual subscriptions. I didn’t request a refund, so I can’t confirm the timing.

Other details for U.S. subscribers

What personal data they ask for — and how to delete it

Checkout asks for your email and a card, plus a phone number and part or all of your Social Security number (SSN) for monitoring. Norton’s help center says “Delete My Data” under “Privacy Options” removes all data within 30 days.

Who can sign up (U.S. only, state limits, age)

The plans checked are U.S. plans in dollars. New York and Washington residents have separate insurance documents, and New York residents don’t get scam reimbursement. I found no stated age minimum on the pages I read.

Support: channels and hours (ET)

Phone and chat, 24/7, per LifeLock’s contact page. My chat on 10/08/2026 at 1:58 p.m. ET got the refund answer in 2 minutes.

What we saw inside the account

No account was opened: the trial needs a card, and checkout asks for an SSN.

Is LifeLock worth paying for?

Pay for LifeLock if you want monitoring plus restoration help and you’ve read your plan’s insurance limits. Core’s $124.99 a year buys $25,000 in stolen-funds coverage, and Total’s $349.99 buys $1,000,000. Annual plans give you 60 days to change your mind. If you mainly want to stop new credit in your name, the FTC says a credit freeze costs nothing (consumer.ftc.gov).

The full LifeLock review covers the FTC history and what owners report, and the best identity theft protection page compares prices across services. This is not legal or financial advice.

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What we checked

• Checkout: went to the payment step for Core yearly on 10/08/2026 — $124.99, renewal price not shown in the order summary, sales tax “May Apply” with a New York ZIP code, auto-renew explained in a collapsed box
• Prices: plans page, trial page, and Norton's renewal price list — captured 10/08/2026
• State: New York ZIP 10001 entered at the payment step — tax not calculated before a card
• Vendor pages: refund policy, license agreement, Norton help article on stopping renewal — captured 10/08/2026
• Refund window: 60 days on annual and 14 days on monthly plans per the checkout terms; the chat agent confirmed 60 days on 10/08/2026 — no request made
• Where the run stopped: payment step. No card was entered, so the tax amount and the renewal email weren't seen.

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