PureVPN and AdGuard VPN turn out to be similarly vague about which streaming platforms they unblock — the real differences show up in price and device tiers instead.
| AdGuard VPN | PureVPN | |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Yr Price | €2.69/mo | ~$2.15/mo |
| Devices | 10 | Not disclosed here |
| Servers / Locations | 75+ locations, server count undisclosed | 80+ locations, server count undisclosed |
| Streaming claim | Generic FAQ line only | No named platforms |
| Torrent policy | Not stated anywhere | No explicit policy stated |
| Money-back | 30 days | 31 days |
PureVPN's cheapest 2-year Standard plan runs about $2.15/month, undercutting AdGuard VPN's €2.69/month 2-year plan, though PureVPN's pricing page also doesn't name specific streaming platforms it unblocks — similar to AdGuard, its language stays general (“access everything you want”) rather than listing named services.
PureVPN advertises “80+ locations,” close to AdGuard's “75+ locations” — neither brand publishes an exact server count on the pages we reviewed, making this one of the closest match-ups in this comparison series for network transparency.
PureVPN's plans differentiate mainly by add-ons (password manager, dark-web monitoring on higher tiers) rather than device count; AdGuard keeps every paid tier identical except device count (10) and billing term, which makes AdGuard's pricing easier to compare at a glance.
Neither brand's pricing page states a torrenting/P2P policy explicitly, so this comparison doesn't give an unlock-focused reader a clear winner on that specific question — both would need independent, hands-on testing during their respective money-back windows.
AdGuard VPN and PureVPN are closer to each other than to the other three rivals in this series — both keep streaming and torrenting claims vague. AdGuard's slight edge is its longer, more established privacy-tools reputation; PureVPN's is a marginally lower headline price.
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