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Coverage across 110+ countries / 230+ routes, with direct, relay, and dedicated routes to switch as needed; plans from ¥9.9/month, with access support for Netflix, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools.
GATEWAY CONFIGURATION
Routes, privacy, devices, and refund terms are explained separately. The left side provides a quick comparison of service capabilities, while the right shows route structure, platform support, and subscription rules instead of relying on vague descriptions.
ROUTE TOPOLOGY
Choose the exit region based on your target location first, then select a route type according to current network performance. For a fuller explanation of protocol and route trade-offs, see the protocol guide.
View protocol and route details →ACCOUNT MINIMIZATION
Subscription links are available only in the user panel after login. Keep account details and client configurations separate; when changing devices, retrieve the subscription again from the panel.
PLATFORM COVERAGE
All client access points lead to the user panel. After logging in, get the client and subscription for your platform; this marketing page does not provide static installers or subscription addresses.
AI WORKFLOW
For work sessions sensitive to exit region, keep the route location consistent. For ordinary browsing, choose a region closer to your location to avoid unnecessary cross-region paths.
MEDIA REGIONS
Streaming labels in the route table help you filter by use case. Whether content is available still depends on the platform account, regional rules, and service status at the time.
REFUND POLICY
Test across your usual devices, everyday network, peak-hour periods, and primary target services to form a judgment based on your own environment.
ROUTE PREVIEW
Coverage spans 110+ countries / 230+ routes. The examples below show commonly used regions; route status and available entry points are determined by the user panel after login.
| Country/region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | |||
| Japan | Tokyo | Direct | Supported |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Relay | Supported |
| Singapore | Singapore | Dedicated | Supported |
| Americas and Europe | |||
| United States | Los Angeles | Direct | Supported |
| Germany | Frankfurt | Relay | Supported |
| Switzerland | Zurich | Dedicated | Supported |
The region determines the exit location, while the route type determines how the cross-border path is organized. When accessing AI tools or streaming services, first confirm the region supported by the target service; for everyday websites and research, prioritize an entry point that is geographically closer. This separates a region mismatch from an unsuitable route and reduces aimless switching.
Direct routes are simple and suit environments with good local access quality; relay routes use an additional entry point to organize the cross-border link and may help during some peak-hour conditions; dedicated routes place greater emphasis on path consistency. A route name is not a fixed speed guarantee. Actual performance still depends on location, access network, device, and time of use, so rely on your usual environment.
For AI tools, collaboration platforms, or streaming sessions that are already logged in and stable, avoid switching countries and regions repeatedly within a short period. Keeping the exit location consistent can reduce renewed session checks. If you need to switch, finish the current task first, then select a new regional route in the client and verify that the target service loads normally.
CLIENT DELIVERY
Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Clients and subscriptions are available in the user panel after login; this page does not provide static installers or subscription addresses.
Suitable for desktop work, browser access, and long-term use on fixed devices. Log in to the user panel to get the client and corresponding subscription.
Get the clientSuitable for Mac desktop environments. After logging in, follow the user panel instructions to get the client, then import the subscription provided by your account.
Get the clientSuitable for mobile devices and tablets. The client and subscription are delivered through the user panel, making them easy to retrieve after changing devices.
Get the clientSuitable for iPhone and iPad. After logging in, follow the panel instructions to access the client, then import the subscription on the device.
Get the clientSuitable for users familiar with desktop or command-line network configuration. Subscription details are still obtained centrally from the user panel after login.
Get the clientRegister with a username and password. Use the account to manage plans, view subscriptions, and get clients; no information is required on the marketing page.
Subscription links are account data. After choosing a plan, copy the link from the user panel or import it through the client entry point; do not share subscription content publicly.
After importing, update the route list first and then choose a suitable region. Use this site's IP lookup page to confirm the exit location and open the target service to verify its access status.
PLANS
Monthly plan data resets on the activation date. When upgrading mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. All three monthly plans support 110+ countries / 230+ routes, unlimited devices, and a 30-day no-questions-asked refund.
¥9.9/month
Suitable for users focused on web access, research, and light AI tool use. Data resets monthly on the activation date, with no device limit across supported platforms.
¥18/month
Suitable for everyday use across multiple devices, ongoing research, AI workflows, and regular streaming. It balances capacity and monthly cost, making it a useful benchmark before committing to longer-term use.
¥28/month
Suitable for frequent multi-device use, longer streaming sessions, or higher-traffic workflows. Monthly data also resets on the activation date, making it a fit for accounts with stable, heavier usage.
TRAFFIC PACKS
Data packages suit irregular usage when you do not want monthly data resets. Options include ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, and ¥658 / 3000GB. Estimate your usage first: text and web browsing typically consume less, while continuous video and large file transfers use data faster.
If you need international websites, AI tools, or streaming every month, a monthly plan makes recurring costs easier to manage. If usage is intermittent or limited to a specific project, a data package that never expires makes it easier to retain unused data. The two billing models suit different usage patterns, so the lowest one-time price is not the only comparison.
Start by reviewing your usual devices and main tasks. Text chats, web reading, coding, and research generally use less data than extended video playback; simultaneous streaming on multiple devices and cloud file transfers require more capacity. A mid-cycle upgrade converts the price difference into remaining days, so it can be adjusted after usage clearly increases.
REFERENCE NOTES
From checking privacy claims and testing stability to comparing streaming regions and importing clients, these guides explain how to evaluate a service before and during use.
Check the wording of the terms, registration requirements, payment channels, and public Wi-Fi scenarios instead of treating a single homepage statement as the full picture.
Read moreExplains how route types, protocols, and peak-hour congestion affect stability together, with a self-test method for recording connection performance over time.
Read moreCompares content differences across common regions and explains the relationship between exit location, route recognition, and playback continuity.
Read moreWalks through plan selection, account setup, subscription retrieval, client import, and exit verification in the order you will use them.
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