Question & answer

How much does LifeLock cost per year?

What LifeLock's own page said on October 6, 2026

LifeLock Core costs $124.99 a year on the annual plan, read on lifelock.norton.com on October 6, 2026. LifeLock prints no renewal amount for this plan: the page says it renews at the price in force at that time, so what year two costs cannot be read from the vendor's page in advance.

Figures from the vendors’ own pages, read September 30, 2026, in the currency each vendor bills in. Every vendor with its source link is in the Renewal Price Index; the entry prices per month are in the Price Index.

The short answer

LifeLock’s entry plan price, read on lifelock.norton.com with the date of the reading, is in the block at the top of this page. LifeLock prints no renewal amount for it, only that it renews at the price in force at that time. Ultimate Plus, the plan that adds three-bureau credit monitoring, is priced separately on LifeLock’s page. Price the tier you would actually use, because the entry plan watches one credit bureau.

In detail

The price people quote is the entry tier, and it is in the block above with the date it was read from LifeLock’s own page. It buys identity alerts, restoration support, and credit monitoring at one of the three US bureaus. That last detail is where most buyers get caught out.

Three-bureau monitoring, the feature most people picture when they think of identity protection, sits in Ultimate Plus, with combined coverage up to $3 million. That is a different product at a different price, priced on LifeLock’s page, not a small upgrade.

The renewal is the part LifeLock does not print. Its page says the plan renews at the price in force at that time, so the increase cannot be read in advance the way it can for vendors that print both numbers; the Renewal Price Index shows which vendors do. Identity plans start high, which is one more reason to read the renewal terms before the first bill.

If three-bureau monitoring is what you want, compare it against Aura, which includes it in every plan; Aura’s price is on its product page here with the date it was read. If you already run Norton, the bundled route is Norton 360 with LifeLock Select, priced on Norton’s page.

Two habits keep the bill honest. Turn off auto-renewal on the day you buy, since you keep the cover for the term you paid for. And freeze your credit at Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, which is free and blocks most new-account fraud on its own.