The policy also explains that there is some session logging: the day you connected to a specific location, your ISP, the connection length, how many connections you make, and the overall total bandwidth you use. PureVPN's privacy policy gets off to a good start, with a lengthy list of all the data the service doesn't log: 'We DO NOT keep any record of your browsing activities, connection logs, records of the VPN IPs assigned to you, your original IPs, your connection time, the history of your browsing, the sites you visited, your outgoing traffic, the content or data you accessed, or the DNS queries generated by you.' PureVPN looks good on the privacy front on the whole, but there are caveats (Image credit: PureVPN) Privacy and logging Okay, it's an extra $3.99 a month, but most providers don't offer it at all. There's even DDoS protection, handy for gamers. Port forwarding is an optional extra at $0.99 a month, or you can add a dedicated IP with port forwarding for $3.49. Private Internet Access, NordVPN, Astrill and others charge $4 to $5, sometimes more. PureVPN has several optional extras.ĭedicated IPs look like a good deal at $2.99 a month for addresses in the US, UK, Singapore, Canada, Germany, Malta and Australia. This isn't just about the main plans, though. That undercuts just about everyone else, although Ivacy's current five-year price is even better at $1.19 a month. It's not on the regular pricing page, but the PureVPN website also offered us a five-year plan for only $1.49 a month.
That's cheap, but it also renews as the $4.49 a month annual plan. But that's partly due to a one-off discount, and it renews at $4.49.Ī special two-year plan is priced at $1.99 a month. The annual plan looks good value at $3.24 a month, especially as that's covering up to 10 family members. Pricing starts fractionally higher than average at $10.95 billed monthly. PureVPN accepts payments from PayPal, credit cards and Bitcoin (via CoinGate) (Image credit: PureVPN) PureVPN pricing
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