Hotspot Shield vs PureVPN - by VPNServicePro.com

Back to Review	Hotspot Shield	PureVPN
Price starts from	$3.49	$1.65
Devices per license	5	5
Privacy and security features	OpenVPN, Ipsec, SSTP, PPTP Protocols.	AES 256-bit, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPSec, PPTP, SSTP, IKEv2
Torrenting, Netflix, HBO
Money Back Guarantee	45 days	31 days
Setup time	5 min	-
Mobile app
Server Locations	20	140+
Number of servers	2500	2100+
Payment Methods	Paypal, Visa/Mastercard, American Express, Discover Card, JCB, Diners Club, Yandex Money, WebMoney	PayPal, Visa/Mastercard, Alipay, Bitcoin, PaymentWall, BlueSnap
Zero-Logs Policy
Usability and Support	-	24/7 live chat, FAQ
Best For	Travel	Privacy
Platforms	Windows, Mac, Android, IOS	Windows, Mac, Android, Linux, IOS
Features list	2500 servers in 20 countries 45-day money-back guarantee Catapult Hydra proprietary protocol Kill Switch and DNS leaks protection	2000 servers in 140 countries Unrestricted torrenting Built-in malware protection Dedicated IP addresses
Pros for compare page	Kill switch Military-grade encryption 45-day money-back guarantee Decent customer support 2500+ servers to choose from Impressive connection speeds Up to 5 simultaneous connections Unlimited bandwidth A free VPN version	Works with all major protocols Common 256-bit encryption Has some awesome features (Kill Switch, Multiport, VPN Hotspot, Split Tunneling) Unrestricted torrenting, possibility to use Netflix Multiple payment variants; accepts cryptocurrencies Among the most affordable VPNs Has a built-in antivirus, antimalware support Refund policy
Cons for compare page	Privacy-wise, it is a questionable choice Not the best value for money Lacks connection stability on far-away servers The free plan is very limited Doesn’t work with Netflix or other streaming platforms	Sluggish download speed Dubious logging policy Insufficient customer support Connection problems with many servers
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Edward Miller

Thanks for the thorough PureVPN review! Even though I’m quite alright with my current Network (Ivacy), it looks like a decent alternative for me in the future.

Frank

Wow, I’m disappointed by the lack of stability with streaming services. Most PureVPN reviews claim that it's a challenge to access geo-restricted access. Is that truly so, or maybe you guys know about some workarounds?

Francisco Cray

I don't like the fact that they are based in Hong-Kong. The Great Chinese Firewall is not a joke, am I right? But for the most part, it looks robust enough.

Pros: Hotspot Shield

Kill switch
Military-grade encryption
45-day money-back guarantee
Decent customer support
2500+ servers to choose from
Impressive connection speeds
Up to 5 simultaneous connections
Unlimited bandwidth
A free VPN version

Cons: Hotspot Shield

Privacy-wise, it is a questionable choice
Not the best value for money
Lacks connection stability on far-away servers
The free plan is very limited
Doesn’t work with Netflix or other streaming platforms

Pros: PureVPN

Works with all major protocols
Common 256-bit encryption
Has some awesome features (Kill Switch, Multiport, VPN Hotspot, Split Tunneling)
Unrestricted torrenting, possibility to use Netflix
Multiple payment variants; accepts cryptocurrencies
Among the most affordable VPNs
Has a built-in antivirus, antimalware support
Refund policy

Cons: PureVPN