31-Day Refund · KPMG Audited · 6,000+ Servers
| Company | GZ Systems Ltd, BVI |
| Jurisdiction | BVI - outside 5/9/14 Eyes |
| Founded | 2007 |
| No-logs | Yes - audited |
| Audit | KPMG 2022, 2023 |
| Monthly | $10.95 |
| 2-year plan | $2.11 / month |
| Free plan | None |
| Refund | 31 days |
| Devices | 10 simultaneous |
| Protocols | WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2, SSTP, L2TP |
| Encryption | AES-256 |
| Obfuscation | Obfuscation mode |
| Servers | 6,000+ in 70+ countries |
| Kill switch | All platforms |
| DNS leak | Protected |
PureVPN's 31-day refund window is the longest in this comparison by a full day - most providers stop at 30. It is processed without requiring a reason, which matters practically: no negotiating through a support queue. KPMG has audited the no-logs policy in both 2022 and 2023, a recurring verification schedule that gives it a more credible audit record than providers with a one-time review. The BVI jurisdiction carries no mandatory data-retention law and sits outside all Eyes arrangements.
At $2.11/month on the 2-year tier, PureVPN pairs that price with a 6,000+ server network in 70+ countries - a meaningfully larger footprint than providers in the same price range. The 2017 logging incident (pre-policy, when PureVPN shared connection timestamps with the FBI to help identify a cyberstalker) is often cited; it predates the current no-logs architecture and is now the subject of the KPMG audits. The incident is worth knowing about but should be evaluated against the current audit record rather than dismissed or over-weighted.
The obfuscation implementation is less tested in hard-censorship contexts than ZoogVPN's Shadow protocol. For users whose primary need is censorship circumvention, that gap matters. For users who need a well-priced, audited provider with a large server network and a generous refund policy, PureVPN is a straightforward recommendation.