Coverage across 110+ countries / 240+ routes, plans from ¥9.9 per month, and no email address required.
Choose a plan and check your connection in one workflow, based on the tools you use, your devices and your data habits.
Slow page loads in the evening are not always caused by a device’s performance; the access network or international route may also be congested. VPNYZ offers international routes in different regions so you can compare their performance for the same task. If a connection slows down, keep your current settings, switch to an alternative region, then reload the same page and check how quickly it loads and whether the connection stays stable. This gives you a more realistic picture for everyday chats, document syncing and image loading than a single speed test. Route names and types are useful selection cues, not a promise of the same speed at all times.
IncludesWhen using public networks, consider both data protection in transit and account security. VPNYZ uses bank-grade encryption and provides a central user panel for accessing clients and subscription settings, making it easier to verify their source and manage configurations. Keep your password and subscription link secure; don’t post them in public discussions or screenshots. Encryption protects network traffic, but does not replace the target website’s account verification or eliminate the risks of phishing pages and malicious files. If your connection fails, follow the setup guide to check your configuration and system permissions rather than disabling your device’s security features just to test the connection.
IncludesThere’s no need to choose separate plans for your work computer, personal devices and home computer. VPNYZ supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux, with unlimited devices. Each platform requires a compatible client; get your subscription from the panel and import it by following the guide. System permission prompts and proxy modes may differ, so don’t copy settings directly from another platform. For use across devices, check your data usage in the panel. If only one device can’t connect, check its configuration, system permissions and network environment against the same route before changing the account’s entire subscription.
IncludesIf ChatGPT won’t open, a Claude conversation drops, or Gemini says the service isn’t available in your region, troubleshoot each issue separately. VPNYZ provides international routes to optimize your connection path, but connecting to the network does not guarantee that a tool’s account features will be available. Before you start, check the platform’s regional and account requirements, choose a suitable route, then test with a real conversation, file upload or image load. Once you find a route that works, keeping the same exit region makes it easier to tell whether later issues come from the network or the platform. These task cards illustrate use cases and do not imply an official partnership with any tool or guarantee access.
IncludesBeing able to open a streaming site doesn’t mean a particular title will play. The available catalog, the region associated with your account and how the platform identifies your exit network can all affect playback. With VPNYZ, choose a region supported by the service, make sure your account has the required access, then test a specific title for loading, audio and uninterrupted playback. If you see a proxy warning, note the platform and the full error message before trying another suitable route. The regions and types shown in the route list are for guidance only; they don’t guarantee a particular catalog or video quality. Network acceleration plans also do not include streaming service memberships.
IncludesThe best way to decide whether the service suits your network is to try it yourself. VPNYZ offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund policy, so you can check how it works on your usual devices and networks. After activation, follow the guide to configure a client, then test the AI tools, global websites and multi-device access you use regularly. Don’t judge performance from a diagram or route name alone. If the service doesn’t meet your needs, submit a ticket through the user panel and request assistance under the terms of service. Check payment methods, order history and subscription status in the panel; see the terms page for refund eligibility details.
IncludesVPNYZ recommends choosing in this order: identify the task, pick a route, then check your data usage. For everyday writing, check whether conversations stay connected; for development, test the tool’s own requests; for video, test actual playback. Routes in the same region may follow different paths, so a region name is not a speed ranking. A connected status in the client only confirms that the connection was established. Opening a website you use regularly and completing a real task is a more useful test.
New to the service? Start with the getting started guide. If setup is complete but something still isn’t working, check symptoms one by one in the troubleshooting guide. For region messages from ChatGPT, Claude or other tools, see the AI guide to separate network issues from account requirements set by the service.
110+ countries / 240+ routes. Check the target service’s regional requirements, then compare your actual experience.
The table below provides route suggestions for popular regions. Cities indicate approximate exit locations, while route types describe how connections are arranged; neither means that every route in a region has identical capabilities. IEPL dedicated routes, relays and direct connections use different routing methods. A route’s name alone can’t tell you whether it will be faster on your network. Once you’ve chosen a region, test page loads, tool requests and connection stability on your usual network.
If your everyday tasks don’t require a fixed region, keep one route that works well for regular use and have alternatives in other regions ready. If a website acts up, there’s no need to reinstall the client right away. First check whether other websites work, then look for region or account messages from the target platform. When switching routes, keep the device and task the same so you can tell whether the change actually helped.
Swipe horizontally on narrow screens to view the full table. The examples below show regions and route types; they don’t guarantee the capabilities of every individual route.
| Country / Region | Example city | Route type | Streaming access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL dedicated route | Check the target platform’s actual results |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Relay | Check the target platform’s actual results |
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated route | Check the target platform’s actual results |
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Check the target platform’s actual results |
| Germany | Frankfurt | Direct | Check the target platform’s actual results |
| Canada | Toronto | Check current routes in the panel | Check the target platform’s actual results |
Monthly plans suit ongoing use; data packages suit access needs where managing usage over time matters more. All plans support unlimited devices.
For text chats, browsing and occasional use of international tools. Check your actual usage to see if it’s enough.
For frequent use of AI tools, online documents and image content, and everyday access across different work devices.
For frequent image, file and video access. Check your data usage in the panel before deciding whether you need a larger monthly allowance.
If you don’t use the service continuously, compare a data package with a monthly plan. Data packages don’t expire and remain available until used up; monthly plan data resets on your activation date. The main difference is how billing and usage are structured, not just the total amount paid upfront. Read the full details on the plans page, then choose the option that suits you in the panel.
Text chats, image generation, video playback and file transfers all use different amounts of data, and the same amount of time can result in very different usage. Don’t translate a plan’s data allowance into a fixed number of conversations or hours of video. After you start, check your usage history in the panel and adjust your plan to fit your regular tasks. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days; confirm the exact change in the panel.
Monthly plan data resets based on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. Before choosing, decide whether you need ongoing or occasional access, then confirm the plan, price and data allowance on the payment page. The plan cards shown on the homepage are for illustrative purposes only; they don’t mean that a visitor already has a plan and don’t show account balance or remaining data.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat or USDT. Create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Sign in to the user panel to get the client and subscription settings. Network acceleration plans don’t include memberships for ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney or other third-party services. Check each platform’s fees, regional availability and account rules separately.
Check account setup, data usage and where to find your settings first. If something goes wrong, troubleshoot by symptom.
Create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Check billing options and data allowances on the plans page, then choose a plan in the user panel. Pay with Alipay, WeChat or USDT. Once payment is complete, get the client and subscription settings for your platform from the panel. Import them by following the guide and allow the network configuration permissions required by your system.
We recommend testing on a device you use every day: open a few international websites, then try a real task in an AI tool. Don’t share your password or subscription link publicly. Before sharing screenshots, hide any sensitive account or configuration details.
There’s no device limit. VPNYZ supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux. Each system requires its own compatible client and setup process; don’t copy settings from another platform’s interface. Find the client in the user panel after signing in.
If other devices work but one doesn’t, first check its subscription update, proxy mode and system permissions. When using multiple devices, keep an eye on data usage in the panel. Device count and plan data allowance are separate things.
Monthly plans are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB and ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Data packages are ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB and ¥658/3000GB; they don’t expire and remain available until used up.
First consider whether your usage is continuous, then estimate your data needs. Don’t use a plan name to guess how many hours it will last each day: images, video and text can use very different amounts of data. Use your panel’s usage records and your actual habits as a guide.
First check whether all websites are affected or only the tool you’re trying to use. If all sites are affected, check your subscription status, proxy mode and current network. If it’s just one tool, also check its supported regions, your account status and the specific error message. A network connection doesn’t guarantee that every platform feature is available, so don’t rely on the client’s connection status alone.
Keep a record of the error, switch to a route suitable for the target service on the same device, then try again. If the issue persists, submit a ticket in the panel with your operating system, client, route name and steps to reproduce the problem. Don’t include your password or full subscription link. For detailed troubleshooting, see the troubleshooting guide.
VPNYZ offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund policy. First test websites, AI tools and connection stability on your own devices and usual networks. If the service isn’t right for you, submit a request through the user panel’s support ticket system and check the relevant order details. Read the Terms of Service for full eligibility details.
If you’re having trouble with setup, you can also use the guides and troubleshooting documentation to find the cause. Clearly explain what you need when submitting a request. Hide account credentials, sensitive payment details and subscription information in any screenshots.
Choose a guide for your device and task. Import your settings and grant the required permissions, then test the tools you use instead of stopping at “Connected.”
Start by getting a compatible client, then import your subscription and authorize the required system settings. Finally, test access with the AI tools and international websites you use regularly. If a system prompt appears, verify its source before continuing.
Read ArticleFollow the complete process, from understanding the service and choosing a plan to getting your subscription and configuring a client. For readers new to subscriptions, this guide explains what to expect at each step and how to confirm everything is working.
Read ArticleCovers common desktop work needs and explains how to check proxy modes and software compatibility. Learn to distinguish system proxy settings from in-app settings so an issue with one program isn’t mistaken for a problem with the entire route.
Read ArticleA tutorial explains how to complete a task; route selection helps you decide which path suits your current needs. If you’ve imported your subscription successfully but one app is still acting up, check whether the app uses a proxy, whether it has retained an old connection and whether the platform has shown an account or region message. Distinguishing these details can help you troubleshoot on your own and provide a clearer support ticket.
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