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A closer look · Identity Theft Protection
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| Compare the facts | Identity Theft Protection | Identity Theft Protection |
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| Overview | Aura is an identity-theft and digital-protection service that monitors identity, credit, and financial activity and provides alerts and remediation support. Its plans also include online and device-security tools such as VPN, antivirus, password management, and safe browsing. | LifeLock is a subscription identity-theft protection service that monitors identity, credit, and financial-account signals, alerts members to potential threats, and provides restoration support if identity theft occurs. |
| Starting price | From $12.00/mo $12/month (Individual plan, billed annually) USD monthly figure; billing commitment and plan terms apply. | From $12.49/mo $12.49/mo introductory price USD monthly figure; billing commitment and plan terms apply. |
| Pricing & billing notes | Official identity-protection pricing displays $12/month for the Individual plan when billed annually, or $15/month billed monthly. Aura also advertises a 14-day free trial; annual plans have a 60-day money-back guarantee. Pricing and terms may change. Official pricing | LifeLock Core individual plan. The official page displays $12.49/mo; price is valid for the introductory term, then renews at the standard price. Subscription begins after payment, automatically renews unless canceled, and prices may change or be charged up to 35 days before renewal. Official pricing |
| Free plan | Paid plans Aura's official pages advertise a 14-day free trial and a 60-day money-back guarantee on annual plans; they do not verify a permanent free plan. | Paid plans No permanent free plan was verified. The official plans page describes trials that require a payment method at sign-up and charge at the end of the trial unless canceled; annual plans include a 60-day money-back guarantee. |
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Both records list Android, iOS, Web.
Aura's record additionally lists Windows, macOS, Browser.
A platform appearing in only one record is not proof that the other product lacks support. Features can differ by operating system.
The two records have the same free-plan status: no ongoing free plan was verified for either.
Read the separate free-plan notes in the table. Trials, refunds, quotas and ongoing free tiers are different things.
These are record-level differences, not exclusive capabilities. Check the linked official feature pages for scope and plan restrictions.
Both records include numeric USD monthly starting figures. Their billing and plan notes still need to be read separately.
A lower displayed price is not a direct value ranking. Billing commitments, introductory periods, renewals, country, taxes and included features differ by plan.
Use the comparison to shortlist, not to pick a universal winner. Review each product's strengths and things to consider, confirm support for your devices and read the current plan terms. The checked dates in the table show when the source information was reviewed; this is not a hands-on test.