Well, this is a pretty hard comparison. Both of the VPNs are world-famous VPNs and are located in pretty secure places. NordVPN has its headquarters in Panama, whereas PureVPN has its in the British Virgin Islands, and both locations are out of regions where data retention laws are implemented. Regardless of the features that both have to offer, NordVPN has quite impressive pricing plans with affordable fees. On the other hand, PureVPN provides many ways for users to send their payments. Even though NordVPN gives a 30-day money-back guarantee; although, here, PureVPN wins by proffering users a 31-day money-back guarantee. When it comes to giving users customer support, you can get a tie because both of the VPNs provide 24/7 customer support service to the users. Alongside that, if we judge by their speed and performance, NordVPN uses NordLynx protocol which allows users to have secure surfing with only a 20% reduction in its speeds. Comparatively, PureVPN has WireGuard, which can help users to reach good speeds, but the problem is that it is only available on Windows only. If we look at the number of servers that both VPNs have to offer, PureVPN boasts around 6500 servers in 140 locations, whereas NordVPN has around 5,200 servers in 60 countries. Beyond that, there are numerous features that both VPNs provide to their users, such as Split Tunneling, Kill Switch, Torrenting, and many more. Although the IP address in PureVPN is dynamic whilst NordVPN has static and other types of IPs. In a nutshell, without any kind of biasness or judging the VPNs on baseless facts, NordVPN takes the lead.