Its identity protections and insurance covers are the same as the Standard plan, but it comes with Norton 360 Deluxe for five systems and 100GB of online storage space.

Norton 360 with LifeLock Select sells for $15 a month, or $150 a year, with discounts for the first year. Norton 360 Deluxe normally costs about $100 a year on its own and includes unlimited virtual private network (VPN) access, a password manager, online backup space and excellent malware protection for PCs, Macs and iOS and Android devices. (You can get Advantage and Ultimate Plus without Norton 360, but you'll save only $10 a year at most.) If you don't already have antivirus software, getting it as part of a LifeLock package is not a bad deal. LifeLock's Select, Advantage and Ultimate Plus plans all include the Norton 360 Deluxe security suite to provide as close to full digital protection as exists. That's reasonable, but you can get similar protection from IdentityIQ's Secure plan for $7 per month. Using LifeLock Standard costs $12 a month or $125 annually, with discounts for the first year. It provides up to $1 million for identity-restoration help, $25,000 for lost funds and $25,000 for expenses.

The company's four main plans start with LifeLock Standard, a standalone identity-theft-protection service that includes basics such as dark-web monitoring, Norton's Privacy Monitor and monitoring of your Equifax credit file. LifeLock has dozens of plans available (opens in new tab), but many are legacy products you can no longer sign up for.

12 month plan - $17.99 per month ($215.88 total cost) (opens in new tab).

LifeLock Identity Theft subscription options: Read on for the rest of our LifeLock review.

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