100+ countries / 180+ lines for everyday international websites, AI tools, and streaming; unlimited devices, starting with one username.
From connection quality and privacy practices to billing, find the essentials to check before getting started in one place.
When accessing international websites in the evening, performance depends not only on the exit region but also on your local network, cross-border routing, and the destination site's response. VPNName offers IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections to compare for different use cases. Start by opening familiar sites on your usual network, then check page loading, file transfers, and connection stability. If performance fluctuates, keep the same test task and compare other routes in the same region. This makes it easier to find a suitable path than changing every setting at once.
VPNName follows a no-logs service policy. No email address is needed to create an account; just choose a username and password. Keep your username and password secure, and treat subscription details as account credentials. Avoid sharing them in public screenshots, shared documents, or discussion forums. The network service is separate from accounts on destination websites, whose login records, access requirements, and data practices still apply. Before getting started, read the privacy policy to understand the scope of the service policy and how account information is handled.
Look up information on a computer, watch courses on a tablet, and handle everyday messages on a portable device—without first counting simultaneous device slots. VPNName supports unlimited devices, with separate client setup for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Device count and data allowance are different things, so keep an eye on your plan's remaining data when using multiple devices, especially for video and large file transfers. Verify the connection on a device you use regularly, then set up the others one by one. Keep route choices clear across devices to make troubleshooting easier.
When using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude, network connectivity is only part of the picture. The platform may also determine access based on service region, account status, and its own policies. Before choosing a route, check which regions the tool currently supports, then connect through an exit in a supported region. For everyday use, keep your access environment consistent. If you see a warning, first distinguish a network error from an account-permission issue. VPNName offers international routes, but does not replace third-party account eligibility or guarantee availability on a particular platform or acceptance of any account based on region.
Whether a video plays, which regional catalog appears, and how smoothly it streams are separate things to check. Content licensing, account plans, and exit-location detection on platforms such as Netflix and YouTube all affect the result; a route's region label does not guarantee content availability. After connecting, open the platform and check your account and available content, then test playback with a show you normally watch. If the page loads but playback is choppy, compare other routes in the same region and check your local Wi-Fi and background downloads before attributing the issue to the exit region.
It's difficult to tell whether a network subscription will work well with your local connection just by looking at route names. VPNName offers 7-day refunds; check the refund policy for eligibility and how to apply. After getting started, test your needs on your usual devices and network, at the times you normally connect—not just by checking how quickly a page opens once. For help, use the support ticket option in the user panel and include your order and connection details. Submit refund requests in accordance with the policy. Reviewing the rules in advance helps you connect your experience with the next steps.
Start with how often you'll connect, then compare data allowances. Monthly plans reset on your activation date; data packs never expire and remain available until used.
A good fit for regular use, such as researching international resources, working across borders, or watching courses. Choose an allowance based on video, file transfers, and multiple-device use—not just whether you connect every day.
¥9.9/month · 60GB
¥18/month · 250GB
¥28/month · 500GB
Data resets monthly on your activation date. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated for the remaining days; check the order details in the panel for exact terms.
View PlansA good fit if your access needs vary and you connect mainly when you have a specific task. Use data as needed, without planning around a fixed reset date.
¥158 / 300GB
¥358 / 1000GB
¥658 / 3000GB
Use it until it's gone; it never expires. Estimate your typical data needs before choosing an allowance.
Get StartedAcross 100+ countries and 180+ lines. First identify the region your target service requires, then compare connection performance on your local network.
Region and route type answer different questions: region indicates the exit location, while route type describes how the connection is routed. A nearby exit can be a useful starting point for everyday browsing, but geographic distance alone doesn't determine performance. If a website specifies a region, prioritize that requirement. Otherwise, choose based on page loading and sustained transfers.
IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections shouldn't be ranked by name alone. Dedicated lines focus on cross-border routing, relay routes connect through an intermediate path, and direct routes use a more direct connection. Actual performance also depends on your local carrier, time of day, and destination service. For a more thorough comparison, read the cross-border network buying guide and weigh routes, billing, and device needs together.
| Country/Region | Example City | Route Type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated line | Availability depends on the destination platform's checks |
| Japan | Tokyo | Relay | Availability depends on the destination platform's checks |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL dedicated line | Availability depends on the destination platform's checks |
| United States | Los Angeles | Direct | Availability depends on the destination platform's checks |
| Switzerland | Zurich | Relay | Availability depends on the destination platform's checks |
The figures below are for illustrative route status only. They are not end-to-end speed tests from your local network to a destination website, nor are they bandwidth or availability guarantees. Actual performance depends on your experience on your usual network.
If no websites open, check your local network and client connection status first. If only one website is affected, check your account access, service region, and the website's own status. When submitting a support ticket, include your device platform, selected region, route type, and any error message. Avoid sharing subscription details publicly. For step-by-step help, start with the getting started guide; for common connection issues, visit the Help Center.
All links go to the user panel. After signing in, you can get the client for any platform except iOS. Subscription details are also available after sign-in. An active plan is required to access the iOS client.
Install the client and import your subscription on your computer, then check system network permissions before testing access.
Get the clientAfter importing your subscription, grant VPN access and check whether battery-saving settings affect background connections.
Get the clientWith an active plan, get the client link from the panel, then follow the prompts to add the network configuration.
Get the clientReview system extension and network configuration permissions. Installing the client does not mean the route is connected.
Get the clientSet up the client for your system, then check its connection status and test access in your browser.
Get the clientSign in with your username, then choose your device platform. For your first setup, you can follow the guides on this site as well.
Get the clientMonthly plans start at ¥9.9/month, all with unlimited devices. Data resets monthly on your activation date. There is no device limit, but data is not unlimited.
¥9.9/month
A good fit for web browsing, reading, and lightweight tools. If you're unsure how often you'll use it, estimate your needs based on your actual tasks.
¥18/month
A good fit for regular use of international websites, along with courses or file transfers. Estimate your combined data use across devices before choosing.
¥28/month
A good fit for higher data needs, with frequent video streaming and file transfers. A lower per-GB price in this tier doesn't mean everyone needs it.
Monthly plan data resets on your activation date, not automatically at the start of each calendar month. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated for the remaining days; check the details in the panel before making changes. If your access needs arise at irregular times, consider data packs: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, ¥658/3000GB. They never expire and remain available until used.
If you're not sure how much data you'll use, list your usual tasks first: text searches, online courses, video streaming, or large file transfers. Content type is a better guide to data needs than time spent online alone. Choose an allowance to match your tasks; there's no need to increase your budget just because a higher tier costs less per gigabyte.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Choose a payment method shown in the panel and verify your order. VPNName offers 7-day refunds. Read the refund policy for eligibility and the application process. For help with an order, use the support ticket option in the panel so your request can be matched to the right order.
No email required; create an account with a username and password. Keep your login details safe after creating your account. Use the user panel to view plans, get the client, and submit support tickets. Don't share account credentials or subscription details publicly, and redact them before reporting an issue.
When comparing international network subscriptions, check coverage, data, device limits, and refund terms separately. More regions mean more exit options, but don't replace testing the websites you use. Likewise, a higher route count doesn't mean every route performs the same on every network. VPNName lists these details separately so you can choose based on your needs rather than relying on a single metric.
It's worth understanding account requirements in advance, too. No email address is needed; create an account with a username and password, so the information required to get started is clear. A no-logs policy is a service practice; it doesn't mean destination websites can no longer recognize your account or device. When using international websites, follow their terms and applicable laws. A network service doesn't change the limits of third-party content access or account permissions.
After getting started, check things in order: the client is connected, the website opens, and your usual task works. Meeting one condition doesn't guarantee the next. Keep track of your regular network, device platform, and access tasks as you compare routes. This helps avoid unnecessary switching and makes it easier to describe an issue if you need help. Testing this way is more useful than judging by route names alone.
Still comparing monthly plans and data packs? Start with how to choose. Ready to set things up? Go straight to the guides. The first helps you weigh your budget and route options; the second walks you through installation, import, and testing. For one-to-one help, the support page links to tickets in the user panel, keeping order details out of public discussions.
Installation permissions, subscription imports, and region requirements address different issues. Find the instructions relevant to your task before you start.
After installing a client on macOS, grant system extension and network configuration permissions in order. This guide covers installation, importing your subscription, and verifying the connection, plus common permission prompts.
Read Article →Follow five steps: install the client, import your subscription, grant VPN access, add the app to the battery optimization allowlist, and test the connection. Each step explains where to tap and what to expect, so first-time users can follow along.
Read Article →Claude applies strict checks to access regions and account activity. This article explains which route characteristics may trigger an anomaly and offers guidance on choosing an exit region and route type.
Read Article →No email required; create an account with a username and password.
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