The Chrome extension is rated 4.4 on Google Chrome store, with 150,000+ downloads, while the Firefox extension has a 4.1 rating on Firefox’s store with 120,000+ downloads. The decision to make its Chrome and Firefox browser extensions free to use comes as a huge surprise since the company had already witnessed the massive success of the paid versions of these extensions.
The VPN brand already has apps for all major platforms, providing access to 750+ secure and private servers from around the world. It is, for all intents and purposes, one of the best-in-show VPN vendors from a technical perspective. It has a large network, excellent protocol support, and top-tier performance. Internet users can now browse the internet with complete freedom and anonymity without needing to pay regular subscription fees to the company.
Previously, the extensions were free to download only, and required users to have a paid account of PureVPN to use them. PureVPN has adopted the freemium model of business by making its Chrome and Firefox browser extensions free to use. In an effort to protect the online world from becoming the back alley of governments, corporations, and ISPs, PureVPN has placed the ultimate bet on spreading online freedom, at the cost of losing out on its revenues.
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