Choose a monthly plan for regular use or a data pack for occasional access.
Compare data allowances and reset rules before picking a plan.
Plans start at ¥9.9/month. Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT, with a 60-day refund policy. All plans have no device limit and cover 110+ countries / 160+ routes.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Data | Devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan · 60GB | ¥9.9/month | Billed monthly | 60GB / month | No device limit |
| Monthly plan · 250GB | ¥18/month | Billed monthly | 250GB / month | No device limit |
| Monthly plan · 500GB | ¥28/month | Billed monthly | 500GB / month | No device limit |
| Data pack · 300GB | ¥158/300GB | One-time pack; use until the data runs out | 300GB | No device limit |
| Data pack · 1000GB | ¥358/1000GB | One-time pack; use until the data runs out | 1000GB | No device limit |
| Data pack · 3000GB | ¥658/3000GB | One-time pack; use until the data runs out | 3000GB | No device limit |
Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date; data packs never expire. Prices reflect different billing models, so the total order amount alone may not tell you which option is right for you.
If you visit international sites regularly, consider your monthly allowance. For occasional connections, consider how much data you want to keep available.
For people who need cross-border access every month. The main difference between tiers is the data allowance. Use your account’s actual consumption as a guide; device count does not determine which tier to choose. Mid-cycle upgrades prorate the price difference for the remaining days. Check the result shown in the panel before making changes.
¥9.9/month
A good fit for text searches, reading international websites, email, and light AI chats. Track your data use first to see whether you need a larger allowance. This tier keeps monthly costs low, but may not suit frequent large file transfers if you don’t monitor usage.
¥18/month
A good fit for people who switch between everyday work and streaming. The larger allowance is easier to share between desktop and mobile devices than the entry tier. Video quality, file sizes, and time spent online all affect data use, so check your remaining balance regularly rather than relying only on whether you’re connected.
¥28/month
A good fit for frequent access, streaming, and data-heavy transfers. The larger monthly allowance supports more concentrated use, but it is not unlimited. Devices online at the same time share the account’s allowance, so consider all your usage when choosing a tier.
A good fit if your access needs change with projects, travel, or study. Data packs aren’t billed by time, so you don’t need to plan around a fixed cycle. Choose based on how much data you want to set aside—not as a monthly fee—and don’t apply monthly plan reset rules to a data pack.
¥158/300GB
A good fit for occasional visits to international websites if you want to keep unused data available. After a project ends, you can save the remaining data for later. Data is consumed as you use it; it doesn’t come back when you disconnect or refill monthly.
¥358/1000GB
A good fit if your usage varies but you want a larger data allowance available. Use it for study materials, international websites, and streaming. Choosing a larger pack doesn’t change route availability or the rules of the services you access, so check that it fits your needs.
¥658/3000GB
A good fit if you want to keep a larger data allowance on hand without planning monthly usage. The benefit is flexibility in when you use it, not unlimited access. Check your client, routes, and typical usage before choosing a larger data pack.
Compare plans by data allowance and billing model. Check the shared service features here.
Decide whether you need a recurring monthly allowance, then choose a data tier.
| Feature | Monthly plan | Data pack |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Billed monthly | One-time pack; use until the data runs out |
| Available data | 60GB / 250GB / 500GB | 300GB / 1000GB / 3000GB |
| Data rules | Data resets monthly on the activation date | Never expires; data is used as you go |
| Mid-cycle upgrade | Price difference prorated for the remaining days | See the order details in the panel for purchase instructions |
| Devices online at the same time | No device limit | No device limit |
| Route coverage | 110+ countries / 160+ routes | 110+ countries / 160+ routes |
| Refund policy | 60-day refund policy | 60-day refund policy |
| Best for | Regular monthly use with a recurring data allowance | Occasional use when you want to keep unused data available |
Text-based websites and extended streaming sessions use different amounts of data, and syncing files can consume data quickly. When choosing for the first time, list the services you use, how often you access them, and the devices you use at the same time. Then adjust based on usage records in the panel. Don’t convert a data allowance into a fixed number of viewing hours: video quality, transfer methods, and background activity all affect actual usage.
Monthly plans suit people with ongoing needs each month; data packs suit occasional use. Since the two options have different billing models, we don’t label one as the “best value” across both or convert a data pack’s total price into a monthly rate. Choose based on how you plan to use it to keep spending in check.
Complete payment in the user panel. This page compares public prices; choose a plan, view orders, and confirm payment status in the same account. No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password, then keep your login details safe.
Go to the plans section in the panel and confirm the data tier, billing model, and amount due. Monthly plans and data packs have different data rules. If you’re upgrading, review how the price difference is prorated for the remaining days before checkout.
Choose Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT and follow the checkout instructions. For USDT, verify the network, recipient details, and amount shown on the page. Use the payment details for the current order; don’t send funds using information from an unverified source.
After payment, return to your account overview and order page to confirm your plan and data details. If the status hasn’t updated yet, check the original order and payment record first; don’t submit the payment repeatedly. For help, share your order details through a support ticket, not your account password.
Download the client for your platform from the panel. Sign in to access subscription details. Clients for Windows / macOS / Android / Linux are available to download after signing in; the iOS download option is available when the plan is active, as shown in the panel. After importing your subscription, choose a route and test the services you use. For instructions, see the Quick Start Guide.
If a plan doesn’t suit your needs, you can submit a refund request through the user panel within the refund period. Include the relevant order and your request so support can match it to the payment record. You don’t need to share your subscription link or account password to explain your request.
Sign in, open the support ticket page, and submit your refund request with the order details. Add any information, review replies, and check progress in the same ticket. Check the payment channel’s result against the order and actual payment records; no processing time is promised on this page.
For refund eligibility and full terms, read the Refund Policy. See the Terms of Service for service rules. If you’re having trouble importing or connecting, check the Help Center before deciding whether to continue.
Open the support ticket pageAnswers about pricing, devices, and data rules.