International routes across 90+ countries / 240+ routes, unlimited simultaneous devices, and monthly plans from ¥9.9/month.
Start with your destination, then compare route types. 90+ countries / 240+ routes; check the dashboard for current availability.
| Country or region | City | Route type | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated line | Verify by platform and connection |
| United States | Check the dashboard | Relay | Verify by platform and connection |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated line | Verify by platform and connection |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay | Verify by platform and connection |
| Netherlands | Check the dashboard | Direct | Verify by platform and connection |
| United Kingdom | Check the dashboard | Relay | Verify by platform and connection |
Route status is a guide for choosing a route. Your experience may vary with your local network, destination and time of use. The table illustrates regions and route types; not every route supports every platform.
View all routes →Everyday browsing, remote collaboration and video streaming can call for different routes. First check which regions the destination site allows, then compare your experience in that region. This is more useful than relying on geographic distance alone. If you have no regional preference, start with popular locations such as Japan, Hong Kong or Singapore. Open familiar websites, upload a work file and see whether the connection can handle the task consistently.
When using AI tools, consider the platform's service regions, your account status and its usage rules. A successful connection only means that a network path has been established; it does not guarantee the platform will accept your account or current exit location. Try signing in and using the tool on one route. If you see a notice, read the reason before deciding whether to try another region.
IEPL dedicated lines, relays and direct routes describe different ways traffic is routed; the labels alone cannot replace hands-on testing. During busy evening hours, compare candidate routes using the same tasks: can you open a webpage, stream video without interruptions and complete a file transfer? Keep a route that works well with your local network, and save a different route as a backup. That makes it easier to troubleshoot when performance fluctuates.
If the client says connected but an app still cannot access the internet, first check whether a split-tunneling rule sends the app through a direct connection. Then check your system proxy and browser settings. Switching regions repeatedly can obscure the real configuration issue. Follow the Getting Started Guide to check import and connection steps, then consult the Complete Handbook for further troubleshooting. Handle route selection, configuration and destination-site issues separately.
From connections and accounts to billing, find the key things to check before getting started in one place.
Compare routes with real-world tasks
The best way to assess evening performance is to test it on your own network. VPNGQ offers routes in different regions and types, so you can choose a path for the sites you use most. Try browsing, uploading a file and streaming video, then keep the routes that work well on your network. If performance fluctuates, compare other routes in the same region instead of changing regions and settings at the same time. The route page explains the differences between route types, and status indicators are a useful reference; your experience during sustained use in your apps is what matters most.
Learn moreNo email required
VPNGQ follows an anonymous, no-logs service policy. You only need a username and password to open an account—no email address required. Before getting started, store your login details securely and treat your subscription link as an account credential. Never post it in public forums or paste it into unfamiliar diagnostic sites. The service's privacy policy and a destination website's account rules are separate matters; review how each site handles your information when you sign in. See the privacy policy for details on how this service handles information and what to keep in mind.
Learn moreUnlimited simultaneous devices
Work on your computer, then switch to a device on the go without having to plan around a device limit. VPNGQ supports unlimited simultaneous devices on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux. Each operating system needs its own client installation, permissions and subscription import. Check data usage across all your devices against your plan allowance. Verify the connection on your most-used device first, then set up the rest one at a time. This makes it easier to tell whether an issue comes from your account, client or local network.
Learn moreWeb, editor and API connections
If ChatGPT will not load or Cursor requests time out, the causes may differ. For a website, check that your browser is using the proxy. For an editor or command-line tool, check its own network settings. VPNGQ routes in different regions can establish a cross-border connection, but tool availability also depends on the service region, account permissions and platform rules. Keep a consistent region for tools you use regularly. Verify basic access first, then troubleshoot request timeouts and app settings rather than treating every issue as a reason to switch routes.
Learn moreCheck the region and content library separately
Before watching Netflix, Disney+ or YouTube, check your platform account and the region where the content is available, then choose a corresponding route. A route's region does not determine content licensing, and being able to open a page does not mean every title will play. After connecting, test a familiar show and check for uninterrupted playback before adjusting video quality. If you see a region notice, check your exit location and app cache. If playback alone is choppy, compare other routes. Verify current support with an actual connection and the platform's current rules.
Learn more30-day no-questions-asked refunds
Before choosing a plan, make sure the pricing and refund terms are clear. VPNGQ offers 30-day no-questions-asked refunds and accepts Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT. After getting started, test the service on your usual networks and devices, including everyday work, AI tools and video. Read the Terms of Service to understand refund coverage. For help with a specific order, submit a ticket through the user dashboard and keep your order details handy. When reporting connection issues, include your operating system, route and what happened—and protect your account credentials.
Learn moreVPNGQ keeps accounts and orders in the user dashboard, with installation and route-selection instructions in public guides. Before getting started, review the setup steps to see which permissions your devices need. Once signed in, get the client and your personal subscription. Downloads are accessed through the dashboard, so you do not need to hunt through articles for installation files. If no routes appear after importing, first check whether the subscription updated successfully instead of reinstalling the client.
After using the service for a while, check your plan allowance, subscription status and client configuration. If a device has connection issues after switching networks, restore your usual route first, then check your browser and the affected app. Before sharing a troubleshooting screenshot, hide your username, subscription details and order credentials. Include your operating system, where the error occurred and what you have already tried. Clear notes make it easier to diagnose the issue and handle similar problems yourself later.
Choose a monthly plan for regular use, or a data package for occasional use. Estimate your usage first, then pick a plan.
Billed monthly · Data resets each month
¥9.9 /month
A good fit for browsing, research and text-based collaboration while you get a sense of your typical usage.
Billed monthly · Data resets each month
¥18 /month
For switching between work, AI tools and video, with a monthly allowance to match your actual usage.
Billed monthly · Data resets each month
¥28 /month
For video and file transfers that make up a larger share of your usage. Check your usage history before choosing.
Unlimited simultaneous devices lets you switch between devices and use them at the same time; data allowances still need to cover usage across all of them. Browsing, streaming and file transfers consume very different amounts, so daily hours alone are not a reliable guide. If you have used a similar service before, check data records in the client or account. If this is your first time, track the tasks you use most and adjust your plan if needed.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, so check usage against that date rather than assuming a calendar-month reset. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated based on the remaining days. Before upgrading, check your current status and available plans in the dashboard; an upgrade does not mean a fixed allowance is simply added on top. Confirm pricing, billing and order details in the dashboard.
If cross-border access is part of your everyday work, a monthly data allowance that resets each month may be easier to plan around. If you only need access for occasional research or specific tools, compare a data package that lasts until depleted and never expires. The difference is how you use your data, not a promise of different route performance. Choose based on total usage and billing, then consider your budget; having more devices does not automatically mean you need a larger plan.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay or USDT. After completing payment, check the order status in the dashboard, then get your subscription and import it into the client. If the payment status does not match what appears in your account, keep the relevant order details and explain the issue in a dashboard ticket instead of repeating the payment. See the Terms of Service for details of the 30-day no-questions-asked refund policy. Review pricing, data resets and refund terms before getting started.
From AI APIs to desktop clients, find guidance for a specific issue without having to learn every networking term first.
Calling APIs such as OpenAI and Claude is different from using their web apps. A fixed exit location, concurrent connections and timeout retries can all affect how developer tools work. This guide starts with the request path and explains why a browser may load while an editor or command-line tool still fails to connect. It also covers what to check separately when choosing a route and configuring your tools.
Read article →A connection that drops when your screen locks may be caused by background restrictions, not a route that needs changing. This guide covers background activity, manufacturer battery settings and per-app proxy, and explains how to tell whether the app was paused or the network path failed. Check your frequently used apps after configuring the settings to confirm they work as intended.
Read article →On a computer, consider how your browser, workplace software and other apps handle network traffic. When should you use a system-wide proxy or rule-based split tunneling? Why might some programs ignore the system proxy, and what should you check after startup? This guide covers these questions as part of a complete setup workflow to help you build a desktop configuration you can check consistently.
Read article →If you are setting things up for the first time, follow the Getting Started Guide to create an account, get the client, import your subscription and verify the connection. The articles are best read as needed when a specific issue comes up: first identify the affected app, then check its platform settings. Avoid changing several options at once, so you can identify the cause.
For a systematic guide to ongoing maintenance, read the Complete Handbook. It walks through choosing a billing option, storing your subscription securely, checking your actual exit location and managing renewals. For account or order help, use the Contact page to open a dashboard ticket. Describe what you did and what happened, and never share your personal subscription credentials publicly.
No email required; create an account with a username and password, then test the connection with your devices and frequently used apps.
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