AI tool access accelerationDirect access via international routes

Check the region, then compare connections

If you mainly use AI tools, first check which regions the target platform supports, then choose an exit that meets those requirements. Don't judge performance by country name alone or assume a closer location will always be faster. The combination of cross-border routing and your local carrier affects responsiveness, and the same route can perform differently across access networks. Choose based on your actual tasks, not a single metric.

Keep troubleshooting reproducible

When connection issues arise, keep the device and destination website fixed, then check whether the client is enabled, the subscription is up to date, and the current exit meets the service's requirements. If a website works but a plugin doesn't, check the app's own proxy settings. Noting the error message and the circumstances makes the cause easier to find than changing every setting repeatedly. You don't need to share your full subscription link when submitting a support ticket.

From Account to Connected

No email required—create an account with a username and password. Keep your login credentials safe. In the dashboard, check your selected plan, then go to the client downloads section and follow the instructions for your operating system to install the client and import your subscription. Once imported, check that the route list appears, choose an exit, and connect. See the Quick Start Guide for full instructions; there's no need to look for an installer on public pages.

A subscription is how a client retrieves route configuration, not an ordinary share link. Don't paste it into public groups, code repositories, or screenshots posted for support. To refresh routes, use the client's subscription update feature. If the update fails, check your account status first, then your connection. Avoid importing multiple copies of the same configuration on one device, where they can be hard to tell apart.

Verify Apps After Connecting

A connected status in the client only reflects the client's current state. Check separately whether your browser, command line, and IDE plugins use the same route. Visit IP Lookup to check your browser's exit, then try a real task in your usual apps. If just one app can't connect, check its settings and the destination platform's message before reinstalling all your clients.

Developer workflows can also involve terminal environment variables, plugin-specific settings, and API request URLs. Access through a browser doesn't mean the command line uses the same exit. For guidance on streaming responses, regional checks, and account risk controls, read the Complete AI Guide. For a specific issue, find a fix by symptom in Help.

Estimate data use based on your tasks

Text conversations, image transfers, file uploads, and video viewing can use very different amounts of data. Plan use cases are just a guide for choosing a tier, not a guarantee that a particular plan will cover every workload. When you first start using the service, check your usage in the dashboard to understand your habits before deciding whether to change plans. Devices are unlimited, but simultaneous use across multiple devices still draws from your account's data allowance; account for background syncing and downloads too.

Monthly plans suit people with a fairly regular usage pattern who want to budget month by month. Data resets monthly on your activation date, not necessarily at the end of the calendar month. If you need to upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated across the remaining days. Complete the upgrade in the dashboard. Before getting started, check the price, data allowance, and billing method rather than relying on the plan name alone.

Usage varies? Check data packages

Data packages last until used and never expire: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, ¥658/3000GB. Their usage pattern differs from monthly plans, so compare them based on how often you expect to connect. Never expiring refers to the package's validity period, not unlimited data; choose based on your actual usage.

Pay by Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Prices and data allowances are listed together on the Plans page. Manage orders and payments in the user dashboard. Check the Terms of Service for refund details. If your status hasn't updated after payment, check your order history first, then contact support through a dashboard ticket to avoid creating duplicate orders.