Monthly · 60GB
¥9.9/month
For light use: web browsing, email, documents and the occasional short video.
- 60GB per month, resets monthly on your signup date
- 110+ countries / 210+ routes
- Unlimited devices online at once
- 60-day refund
Monthly plans deliver data every month from ¥9.9/month; data packs are a one-time purchase that lasts until the data runs out and never expire. Both billing options cover 110+ countries / 210+ routes, with unlimited devices online at once.
Monthly plan data resets every month on your signup date, which suits long-term use; data packs are a one-time purchase that lasts until the data runs out and never expire, which suits backup and on-demand use. Prices and rules for both are set out below.
Monthly · 60GB
¥9.9/month
For light use: web browsing, email, documents and the occasional short video.
Monthly · 250GB
¥18/month
For daily cross-border access, streaming and AI tools.
Monthly · 500GB
¥28/month
For heavy use: 4K streaming, remote work and large file sync.
Monthly plan data resets every month on your signup date, not on the 1st of the calendar month; if you upgrade to a higher tier mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated by the remaining days in the current cycle.
Data Pack · 300GB
¥158one-time purchase
For short business trips, busy project periods, or as a backup alongside your main route.
Data Pack · 1000GB
¥358one-time purchase
For moderate usage on an irregular schedule.
Data Pack · 3000GB
¥658one-time purchase
For long-term backup and heavy data needs — buy once and use it at your own pace.
Data packs last until the data runs out and never expire, with no monthly reset; use them at your own pace and an unused month costs you nothing.
Everything below is included with both monthly plans and data packs — no add-ons needed per tier.
International routes are grouped by region and cover three types: IEPL dedicated lines, relay and direct connections; popular regions usually have several routes to choose from, so you can switch manually when one is busy.
The same account can connect on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at the same time. You're not charged per device, and you don't need a second purchase for another device.
Browsing content and access records are not logged; only the minimal account information needed to run your subscription and billing is kept.
Signing up only needs a username and password — no email address, and no waiting for a verification email.
All three payment methods follow the same checkout flow: pick a plan in the user panel, confirm the amount and pay.
Monthly plans and data packs are covered by the same refund promise. See the refund section on this page for the process — no reason required.
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux all have their own clients; you'll find the clients and subscription links in the user panel.
Connection, billing and refund questions can all be raised as a ticket in the user panel, and you can follow the progress in the same ticket.
Monthly plans are about a monthly data cap; data packs are about total volume and your own pace. Below is a tier-by-tier look at who each one suits, what it handles and where the limits are.
Choosing comes down to two things: roughly how much data you use each month, and whether you need to be online long term. Steady usage points to a monthly plan; irregular usage or backup-only points to a data pack.
For light users whose work is mostly text: web browsing, email, document collaboration and the occasional short video. The 60GB is counted from your signup date and resets on the same day the following month. The limit is the modest total — long HD video sessions or frequent large file transfers can use it up early. If that happens, you can upgrade to a higher tier in the user panel, with the price difference prorated by the remaining days in the current cycle.
A balanced tier in both data and price, for users who need cross-border access every day along with streaming and AI tools: everyday 1080p video, web meetings, code repository sync, AI chats and document work all fit, and most usage patterns won't require rationing. The limit is that long 4K playback or heavy file transfers back and forth will feel tight; if several devices at home stay online long term, go straight to the 500GB tier.
For users who make international routes their daily default: 4K streaming, remote work, large file sync and several devices online at once. 500GB is the highest monthly cap of the three monthly tiers, and the number of simultaneous devices is still unlimited. The limit is that data is counted per cycle: if you do a lot of transfers in one month and use it up, you can't borrow from next month — you wait for the next reset, or upgrade the tier in the panel.
For temporary or backup scenarios: a short business trip, a busy project period, or a spare route alongside your main one. Data packs aren't billed monthly — they last until the data runs out and never expire, so an unused month doesn't waste anything. The limit is that there's no monthly reset; once the total is used up, it's done. If you need cross-border access every month, the rhythm of a monthly plan fits better.
For moderate usage on an irregular schedule: heavy some months, barely used in others. 1000GB is a one-time purchase — when and how much you use is up to you, with no calendar-month or signup-date constraint. The same limit applies: it's a total-volume product with no monthly reset. If your monthly usage is consistently high, the ¥28/500GB monthly tier is a better match.
For long-term backup and heavy data needs: several devices online at once, long streaming sessions, large file transfers and remote desktop. 3000GB is the largest of the three data packs and never expires, so it suits buying once and using it at your own pace. The limit is a higher upfront cost than a monthly plan; if you just want to test route quality first, start with the 60GB monthly tier or the 300GB data pack.
The table is wide — on narrow screens, scroll sideways to see everything. All prices and rules on this page are authoritative and don't change with promotions.
| Plan | Monthly data | Price | Data reset | Simultaneous devices | Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly · 60GB | 60GB | ¥9.9 / month | Resets monthly on your signup date | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
| Monthly · 250GB | 250GB | ¥18 / month | Resets monthly on your signup date | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
| Monthly · 500GB | 500GB | ¥28 / month | Resets monthly on your signup date | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
| Data Pack | Total data | Price | Validity | Simultaneous devices | Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Pack · 300GB | 300GB | ¥158 | Lasts until used up, never expires | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
| Data Pack · 1000GB | 1000GB | ¥358 | Lasts until used up, never expires | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
| Data Pack · 3000GB | 3000GB | ¥658 | Lasts until used up, never expires | Unlimited | 60-day refund |
All three payment methods use the same checkout flow: choose a plan in the user panel, confirm the amount and pay.
Alipay
Scan-to-pay in CNY, the option most users pick. After ordering, choose Alipay in the user panel and pay the amount shown on the page.
CNYScan-to-pay in CNY, with the same flow as Alipay; once payment is complete, the order status updates in the user panel.
CNYUSDT
For when Alipay or WeChat isn't convenient — simply transfer the amount shown on the order page in the user panel.
USDTMonthly plans and data packs share one promise: a 60-day refund, no reason required. Apply through a ticket in the user panel.
Log in to the user panel and open a ticket with your order number and the name of the plan you want refunded. No reason and no extra documents are needed.
We check the order status and payment record against the order number in the ticket. Once confirmed, the refund process starts and progress is posted in the same ticket.
Refunds go back through the original payment method, so you don't need to provide another payout channel; Alipay, WeChat and USDT each follow their own checkout path.
Processing speeds differ between payment providers, so the time it takes to arrive depends on the provider's actual processing. If you have questions, reply in the original ticket.
This section covers billing, upgrades and refunds only; for connection and route questions, see the user manual and quickstart guide.
Resets monthly on your activation date, not on the 1st of the calendar month. For example, if you activate on 3/8 (March 8), the next cycle starts on 4/8 (April 8), and so on.
Just upgrade in the user panel. The price difference is prorated by the remaining days in the current cycle, so you don't pay for a full month again.
No. Data packs last until the data runs out and never expire; unlike monthly plans they don't reset each month, so you can use them at your own pace.
Open a ticket in the user panel with your order number — no reason needed. Once verified, the refund goes back through the original payment method, and how fast it arrives depends on that provider's processing speed.
Alipay, WeChat and USDT. Choose your payment method in the user panel at checkout and pay the amount shown on the page.
Unlimited. The same account can be online at once on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux — no need to buy extra for each device.
More questions are covered in the complete user manual and the quickstart guide; for route coverage see global routes.
A username and password are all you need to sign up; monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month and data packs at ¥158, and both come with the 60-day refund.