Invite
Add vendors and manage all access.
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Dashboard to manage VPN access + centralized billing
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Dedicated IP your team or client can allowlist on protected tools
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Fast grant and revoke — with MFA/SSO support
5000+ world-leading companies choose PureVPN
Vendor access breaks when it has to happen fast
Third-party access is usually urgent, temporary, and hard to clean up later. Here’s what breaks.
A vendor needs access today
A support vendor, implementation partner, or specialist needs in now. But getting them in securely turns into tickets, approvals, and delay.
Revoking access happens too late
The work ends, but access stays. That’s where risk starts — and where trust breaks with clients, partners, or internal stakeholders.
Shared logins become the shortcut
When access is urgent, teams fall back to shared credentials, reused accounts, or one-off exceptions just to keep work moving.
ZTNA/SASE can be overkill today
If you need fast, centralized, and revocable access, a months-long security rollout isn’t the right first step.
Approved-access rules don’t fit changing networks
Your internal tools, cloud consoles, and client systems often expect access from approved IPs. Vendors work from changing networks, so access breaks or gets loosened.
No more CAPTCHAs
Unlike shared IPs, Dedicated IP makes you free from all type of robotic checks
Close the gap in a day.
Without touching your stack.
PureVPN for Teams gives you a simple, controlled way to handle vendor access now — without rebuilding your environment or starting a dedicated security project.
- Dedicated IP you can allowlist
- Centralized management
- MFA & SSO for cleaner access control
- Works with the tools you already use
- Deploy in minutes, not months
Assign a dedicated IP to a vendor or contractor. You or your client can allowlist it for controlled access.
Provision users, manage billing, and revoke access fast from one dashboard.
Protect VPN logins with MFA and connect your existing SSO for cleaner, more controlled sign-ins.
Integrates with any cloud consoles, firewalls, admin panels, partner portals, and client systems that rely on approved IP access.
Minimal setup required. One admin can get the team live quickly — no additional security overhead, no long implementation.
From signup to secure access in under minutes
STEP 1
STEP 2
Assign IPs
Assign dedicated IP or team’s server inside PureVPN.
STEP 3
Allowlist
Allowlist approved IPs on systems.
STEP 4
Secure & Connect
Enable MFA and connect securely.
STEP 5
Revoke
Remove access instantly when done.
Common vendor-access scenarios
Same problem, different third parties.
Enterprise Review Ready for
Security Evaluations
PureVPN for Teams supports access-control requirements commonly reviewed during enterprise security assessments and cyber insurance underwriting.
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Cyber Insurance Questionnaires
MFA, encryption, access visibility
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SOC (Type I & II)
access control, encrypted remote access, MFA
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HIPAA
encrypted transmission and controlled remote access
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PCI DSS
secure access, encrypted transmission, and access controls
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ISO 27001 / ISO 27002
network security, identity and access management
“PureVPN sets an example of what customer support should be like. PureVPN has great features and an easy-to-navigate portal. It’s clear that a lot of thought was put into the UI, which I believe is an often undervalued feature of systems in general.”
Nick Powell,
CIO at HelloRache
“PureVPN sets an example of what customer support should be like. PureVPN has great features and an easy-to-navigate portal. It’s clear that a lot of thought was put into the UI, which I believe is an often undervalued feature of systems in general.”
Nick Powell,
CIO at HelloRache
“PureVPN sets an example of what customer support should be like. PureVPN has great features and an easy-to-navigate portal. It’s clear that a lot of thought was put into the UI, which I believe is an often undervalued feature of systems in general.”
Nick Powell,
CIO at HelloRache
“PureVPN sets an example of what customer support should be like. PureVPN has great features and an easy-to-navigate portal. It’s clear that a lot of thought was put into the UI, which I believe is an often undervalued feature of systems in general.”
Nick Powell,
CIO at HelloRache
“PureVPN sets an example of what customer support should be like. PureVPN has great features and an easy-to-navigate portal. It’s clear that a lot of thought was put into the UI, which I believe is an often undervalued feature of systems in general.”
Nick Powell,
CIO at HelloRache
The right tool depends on where you actually are
Ad-hoc vendor access
- Shared credentials and one-off exceptions
- Changing IPs that break approved access
- No clean offboarding flow
- Hard to track who still has access
PureVPN for Teams
- Live in minutes with your existing setup
- One admin can own the deployment
- Dedicated IP your team or client can allowlist
- Central dashboard for billing, provisioning, and revoke
- Right-sized for teams that need controlled vendor access now
ZTNA / SASE rollout
- Months-long deployment timeline
- Requires dedicated planning and ownership
- Heavy policy and change management
- More than many lean teams need for simple vendor access control
Case studies. Leading Teams
Case studies. Leading Teams
Be it remote access, compliance, limit user access, PureVPN has been go-to solution for global leaders and their teams.
Secure vendor access without the long rollout
Teams ask.
We answer.
Read on to frequently asked questions about PureVPN teams
Do you do the allowlisting for us?
No. PureVPN provides the Dedicated IP. You or your client allowlists that IP on the tools or systems you protect.
Can I assign one IP per vendor?
Yes. You can assign a dedicated IP to an individual user or use a shared setup depending on how you want to manage access.
Can I revoke access quickly?
Yes. Access can be removed centrally from the dashboard when the project, support task, or engagement ends.
Is this a replacement for ZTNA or SASE?
Not for every company. It is the right fit for teams that need secure, controlled access now without the overhead of a larger security rollout.
Who is this best for?
Teams with 10–150 employees, remote or hybrid work, third-party vendors, and systems that rely on approved IPs or controlled access.