Three monthly tiers: ¥9.9 / 60GB, ¥18 / 250GB and ¥28 / 500GB, with data resetting every month on your signup date; or pick a one-time data pack that you use until it runs out and never expires. Every tier comes with unlimited devices and covers 110+ countries / 210+ routes.
Two billing models: monthly subscriptions, where data resets every month on your signup date; and one-time data packs, billed by volume, used until they run out and never expiring. Below are the prices, best-fit scenarios and limits for the three monthly tiers and the three data packs.
¥9.9/ month
For light usage: research, email and short browsing sessions on international sites. Works on phones and computers, with unlimited devices on the same account.
No email address required to sign up
¥18/ month
For everyday use: work collaboration, online classes, streaming and AI tools. 250GB a month is comfortable for most daily usage.
No email address required to sign up
¥28/ month
For heavier usage: several people sharing one account, long 4K sessions, or staying connected all day. Devices are unlimited, so several devices at home can use it together.
No email address required to sign up
Subscriptions are billed monthly; there are currently no quarterly or annual tiers. Data resets every month on your signup date: one full month from the day you signed up, rather than a blanket reset on the 1st of each calendar month. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated by the remaining days — no need to wait for the next cycle.
Who it's for: users who keep network acceleration as a backup tool — occasional research, email and short browsing sessions on international sites.
What you get: clients for Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux, unlimited devices on the same account, and the same route range as the higher tiers.
Limits: 60GB per month — long HD video sessions or large downloads will use it up quickly; when it runs out you can upgrade mid-cycle or wait for the next reset date.
Who it's for: users who connect every day — work collaboration, online classes, streaming and AI tools.
What you get: 250GB a month is comfortable for most daily usage, and phone, computer and tablet can be online at the same time without worrying about device counts.
Limits: if you watch 4K for long stretches or share one account with several people, 250GB can still run out early; when you upgrade to the Advanced tier, the difference is prorated by the remaining days.
Who it's for: users who share one account with several people, watch a lot of 4K, or need to stay connected for long periods.
What you get: 500GB is the largest monthly allowance of the three tiers, and with unlimited devices several devices at home can use it together — the route range stays the same.
Limits: the allowance is still monthly; when it runs out you can upgrade mid-cycle or wait for the next reset date, and you can switch between the three tiers at any time.
¥158/ one-time
A small top-up: business trips, one-off large downloads, or trying out route quality before committing to more.
No email address required to sign up
¥358/ one-time
A mid-size top-up: for usage that fluctuates — heavy in some months and barely touched in others, paying by data fits better.
No email address required to sign up
¥658/ one-time
Heavy usage: for long-term use, sharing with several people, or bulk downloads. Buy once and use it at your own pace, with no time limit.
No email address required to sign up
Data packs are billed by volume, not by time: once purchased, the data stays on your account, is used until it runs out, never expires, and is not cleared on the monthly reset date. Unused data never lapses, so you can use it whenever you like — just buy another pack when you need more.
Heavy in some months and barely used in others — for usage that swings like this, paying by data fits better: you buy what you use, instead of repeatedly adjusting your monthly tier for an allowance you won't touch.
For business trips, short-term projects or downloading a few large files at once, buying a data pack is simpler than changing your subscription plan; use it until it runs out and keep the rest for next time.
Buy once and the data stays on your account with no expiry date. For users who want a reserve of data on hand without being tied to a monthly cycle — use it whenever you need it.
Monthly plans and data packs run under the same account. Everything below is the same across all tiers, regardless of price.
A complete side-by-side of the three monthly plans and three data packs. On narrow screens you can swipe the table sideways to see every column.
| Tier | Price per month | Data per month | Data reset | Devices online at once | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter plan | ¥9.9 | 60GB | <>Monthly on your signup dateUnlimited | Occasional use, light browsing | |
| Standard plan | ¥18 | 250GB | Monthly on your signup date | Unlimited | Daily work, online classes, streaming |
| Advanced plan | ¥28 | 500GB | Monthly on your signup date | Unlimited | Shared by several people, long 4K sessions |
When you upgrade, the difference is prorated by the remaining days; after the upgrade the current month's data follows the new tier.
| Size | Price | Billing | Validity | Devices online at once |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300GB | ¥158 | By data volume | Use until it runs out, never expires | Unlimited |
| 1000GB | ¥358 | By data volume | Use until it runs out, never expires | Unlimited |
| 3000GB | ¥658 | By data volume | Use until it runs out, never expires | Unlimited |
Data packs don't reset monthly and have no expiry date; buy another one when you need more.
All three payment methods are completed inside the user panel; you can request a no-questions-asked refund within 14 days of subscribing.
After ordering, choose Alipay on the payment page in the user panel and follow the on-screen steps to pay.
After ordering, choose WeChat on the payment page in the user panel — the process is the same as Alipay.
After ordering, choose USDT on the payment page in the user panel and follow the on-screen steps to transfer.
Before paying, you can check the tier and data allowance on this page; after payment the subscription is bound to your current account, so signing in to the same account on a new device keeps everything working. Interrupted or unfinished orders stay in the order list in the user panel, where you can reopen the payment page and continue.
Within 14 days of subscribing you can request a no-questions-asked refund — no reason needed. Submit the request through the ticket section of the user panel, and progress updates are posted in the same ticket.
If you are still comparing tiers, start with the ¥9.9 Starter plan for a while — if it is not right, request a refund within 14 days, so you don't have to commit to a long-term choice up front.
Refund requests and subscription status are both visible in the user panel; if you have questions, you can raise them in the same ticket.
Six questions about data resets, upgrade prorating, data pack validity and the refund process.
It resets every month on your signup date, not on the 1st of each calendar month. The monthly allowance refreshes once every full month from the day you signed up.
Upgrades are prorated by the remaining days, so you don't have to wait for the next billing cycle. Pick a higher tier in the user panel and the checkout page will show the prorated amount.
No. Data packs are billed by volume, used until they run out, never expire, and are not cleared on the monthly reset date.
Within 14 days of subscribing, submit a refund request through the ticket section of the user panel — no reason needed. Progress updates are posted in the same ticket.
Alipay, WeChat and USDT, all completed on the payment page in the user panel.
Unlimited devices. The same account can be signed in on multiple devices — phone, computer and tablet at the same time — with no separate purchase per device.
You can create an account and try a tier within the 14-day refund window; or take a look at the global servers page first to see whether there is a suitable route for the regions you use.