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VPN PY global network access

Connect to 90+ countries / 200+ routes with one subscription for everyday browsing, AI tools, remote work, and streaming. Plans start at ¥9.9/month with unlimited simultaneous devices.

7-day refund policy No-logs policy Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT No email address required
platform
  • Windows
  • Android
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • Linux
region
  • United States
  • Japan
  • Hong Kong
  • Singapore
  • South Korea
sdk reference

Six ways to understand the connection experience

Routes, privacy, devices, AI tools, streaming, and refund policies explained separately. Find the capability you need as quickly as you would in an API reference.

Speed and reliability

Choose routes by use case instead of trial and error

The feel of cross-border access depends not only on distance, but also on entry-point quality, forwarding paths, and the location of the destination service. VPN PY organizes routes by region and type, so users can start with an area near the target service and switch routes for evening browsing, remote meetings, or large file transfers. Coverage across 90+ countries / 200+ routes provides alternatives when a route is temporarily busy. Connection issues are easier to isolate: try another route in the same region, then a nearby region, and finally check the local network. The troubleshooting order stays clear without changing every setting at random.

tunnel.connect(region="hk")
route

Readable route information

Regions, cities, route types, and streaming indicators are shown separately. Filter by purpose first, then choose where to connect. More routes do not mean you need to switch constantly; keeping a small set for work, content access, and mobile use often makes stable connections easier.

account

Simplified setup

A username and password are all you need to create an account; no email address is required. Subscription status, client access, plan selection, and support tickets are all centralized in the user panel, reducing the effort of searching across pages.

billing

Clear billing boundaries

Monthly subscription traffic resets each month on the activation date; data packages remain available until used and never expire. Frequent regular use and occasional long-term backup use call for different billing models, so choose according to actual needs.

route catalog

Popular regions and route types

Choose a region near the destination service first, then compare dedicated, relay, and direct routes. The table illustrates route structure only; current availability is based on the list shown in the user panel.

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Country/region City Route type Streaming
Popular routes in Asia
Hong Kong, China Hong Kong IEPL dedicated Supported
Japan Tokyo Relay route Supported
Singapore Singapore IEPL dedicated Supported
South Korea Seoul Direct route Filter by route tags
Popular routes in the Americas and Europe
United States Los Angeles Relay route Supported
United States San Jose Direct route Filter by route tags
United Kingdom London Relay route Supported
How to choose your first route

When accessing websites, AI tools, or streaming services, start with a region near the destination service. For remote work and meetings, consider an entry point closer to your current location. If several types are available in the same region, use a relay or dedicated route first to verify stability, then compare direct routes. Do not judge a route by a single loading-speed test; completing login, page navigation, and content transfer provides a better picture of everyday suitability.

Route status as a pre-connection reference

The status below comes from a shared component for quickly comparing candidate routes. Dynamic information is only a routing reference and does not represent results across every local network environment. Always validate the connection on your own device and network with the target service.

client targets

Get clients and subscriptions from the user panel

Client access and subscription details are available only in the user panel after login. Select your device platform, open the panel, confirm your plan, and import the subscription for your current system. This page does not provide static installers or public subscription URLs.

Windows

After login, get the client and subscription for desktop work, development, and everyday browsing.

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macOS

Open the corresponding access point in the user panel; after importing, it can be used with Apple desktop environments and common apps.

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Android

After login, view the mobile client and subscription import instructions for commuting and mobile networks.

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iOS

Open the user panel to view the current access method and subscription details, then follow the on-page instructions to configure the connection.

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Linux

After login, get the Linux client and subscription instructions for development and desktop work.

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plan matrix

Choose a subscription by monthly traffic

All three monthly plans use the same platform support, route coverage, and device rules; the main difference is monthly traffic. Traffic resets each month on the activation date, and the price difference for an upgrade is converted into remaining days.

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monthly

60GB

¥9.9/ month

For users focused on web access, text conversations, and light mobile use who want to test common routes at a lower monthly cost.

  • Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 90+ countries / 200+ routes
  • 7-day refund policy
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monthly

500GB

¥28/ month

For streaming, large file transfers, or frequent use across multiple devices, reducing the need to add traffic mid-month.

  • Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 90+ countries / 200+ routes
  • Upgrade price difference converted into remaining days
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traffic packs

Choose a never-expiring data package for occasional use

Data packages remain available until used and never expire, making them suitable for irregular use and long-term backup traffic. Options include ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, and ¥658 / 3000GB. Monthly subscriptions suit continuous use with traffic resetting on the activation date; data packages are better for occasional tasks. Review your usage cycle before choosing instead of comparing only the total traffic volume.

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field notes

Configuration, route selection, and platform guides

From the first subscription import and Windows and macOS system setup to streaming and multi-device issues, these articles break down each step and the reasoning behind it.

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Windows from scratch: a complete guide to installing the client, importing a subscription, choosing routes, and enabling startup

Follow the steps for getting the client, importing a subscription, choosing a route, verifying the network, and enabling startup, with on-screen cues to check at each stage.

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The ten VPN questions beginners ask most: multi-device use, traffic, speed limits, and always-on connections

Explains simultaneous multi-device use, traffic calculations, persistent connections, plan expiry, and common speed checks so first-time users can set realistic expectations.

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Which Mac VPN is best? A detailed look at network extension permissions, Apple service coexistence, and M-chip compatibility

Covers macOS network extension authorization, coexistence with system services, and client configuration considerations on M-series Macs.

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Best Windows VPN: choosing between global proxy and split tunneling, with gaming and work compatibility tested

Explains the trade-offs between a global proxy and rule-based split tunneling, plus the correct order for handling desktop app compatibility, startup, and system proxy settings.

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