Choose a data allowance based on how often you use the service. Monthly plans suit regular use; data packs work well for occasional access, with usage paced against your remaining data.
From ¥9.9/month. Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Unlimited devices and a 60-day refund policy.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Data | Devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan · 60GB | ¥9.9/month | Monthly plan | 60GB, resets monthly on your activation date | Unlimited |
| Monthly plan · 250GB | ¥18/month | Monthly plan | 250GB, resets monthly on your activation date | Unlimited |
| Monthly plan · 500GB | ¥28/month | Monthly plan | 500GB, resets monthly on your activation date | Unlimited |
| Data pack · 300GB | ¥158 | Pay by data; use until it’s gone | 300GB, never expires | Unlimited |
| Data pack · 1000GB | ¥358 | Pay by data; use until it’s gone | 1000GB, never expires | Unlimited |
| Data pack · 3000GB | ¥658 | Pay by data; use until it’s gone | 3000GB, never expires | Unlimited |
Compare monthly plans and data packs without letting long-term discounts dictate what you need. Switch between billing types to see which use cases fit each option; full pricing remains in the table above.
If you use document collaboration, AI tools, or video services each month, start by checking your usage history. Monthly plans differ by data allowance; a higher tier doesn’t guarantee access to specific websites or guarantee connection quality.
Monthly plan
¥9.9/month
For light use focused on browsing, messaging, and research. If most of your daily activity is text-based, you could start with a smaller allowance and check your actual usage. Keep a closer eye on remaining data if you often stream video or download large files.
Monthly plan
¥18/month
For people who alternate between everyday work and video streaming. Use the same account for research on your computer and access on other devices, but assess data needs based on total account usage—not separately by device.
Monthly plan
¥28/month
For frequent use with more video streaming and file transfers. A larger allowance can support regular access, but data is still limited. Video quality, file sizes, and background syncing all affect usage, so time spent online alone won’t tell you how much data you need.
If you mainly need international access for short-term projects, occasional research, or occasional video streaming, a data pack lets you manage usage as needed. Never expires means unused data won’t expire at the end of a monthly cycle—it doesn’t replenish automatically or provide unlimited usage.
Data pack
¥158/pack
For occasional research and short-term collaboration. You don’t need to plan an allowance around monthly usage, but keep an eye on remaining data. Downloads and video streaming can use up the total allowance faster.
Data pack
¥358/pack
For people with an irregular schedule but frequent project-based needs. Save remaining data for later use. Before choosing, consider whether you prefer managing a total allowance rather than choosing a larger pack based on size alone.
Data pack
¥658/pack
For people who need a larger total allowance and don’t want monthly resets. Check what’s actually using data on your devices, especially background transfers. A larger allowance doesn’t change account, regional, or content licensing rules on other platforms.
Check what every plan includes first, then decide whether the data allowance fits. Connection results also depend on your local network, the service you’re accessing, and current route conditions.
Choose a billing structure first, then select an allowance. This comparison covers how each option works—not rankings for speed or platform availability.
| Comparison | Monthly plan | Data pack |
|---|---|---|
| Price and data | ¥9.9/month for 60GB; ¥18/month for 250GB; ¥28/month for 500GB | ¥158/300GB；¥358/1000GB；¥658/3000GB |
| Allowance rules | Data resets monthly on your activation date | Use until depleted; never expires |
| Plan changes | Mid-cycle upgrades prorate the price difference for the remaining days | Manage by remaining data; check the user panel before making changes |
| Best for | Regular use, with monthly usage tracking | Occasional use, with access paced against your total allowance |
| Devices and coverage | Unlimited devices; 90+ countries / 170+ routes | Unlimited devices; 90+ countries / 170+ routes |
| Refund policy | 60-day refund policy | 60-day refund policy |
Video quality, cloud syncing, and large downloads affect data usage. The same amount of time online can use different amounts of data depending on what you’re doing, so we don’t estimate usage based on days or hours of video. After using the service for a while, review your actual usage in the user panel to reassess your plan rather than using device count as your only guide.
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Choose a plan, create an order, and pay through the user panel.
In the user panel, first confirm whether you’ve chosen a monthly plan or a data pack, then check the price, data allowance, and order details. If you have an active plan and want to upgrade, also check your remaining time and how the price difference is prorated. Don’t estimate your order total from the prices on this page alone. After creating an order, follow the payment details shown on that order page.
For Alipay or WeChat Pay, follow the instructions on the order page. For USDT, carefully verify the network, recipient details, and amount shown on your order. Don’t resend a payment based on a past transaction or copy payment details from an article or chat. This page doesn’t display a payment address, so you won’t accidentally use outdated details or information from another order.
After paying, return to the user panel and check the relevant order status, then go to the subscription and client download links. If the payment result doesn’t match the order status, first check that you’re signed in to the account that created the order. Save the order page and payment receipt, then explain the issue in a support ticket. Don’t pay again just to refresh the status, and never share your payment password in a support request.
Download clients and get your subscription through the user panel. Sign in to download the Windows / macOS / Android / Linux clients; you don’t need a paid plan. The iOS download link requires an active plan. Sign in to get your subscription, then follow the guide to check that your connection works.
Sign in and view your orders →Check whether the connection and data usage fit your needs before deciding how to proceed. The refund policy has the full terms.
To request a refund, sign in to the account used to create the order and submit a request through the user panel. Specify which order the request concerns so the payment can be verified. If you have multiple orders, identify the one you’re requesting a refund for; don’t combine upgrade and original orders in one description. Keep your request concise—there’s no need to share your full subscription link or account password.
Check for a reply in the same ticket after submitting, and provide any order details needed for verification. If you’ve already reported a payment or connection issue, mention it so the support history stays consistent. This page doesn’t promise an unverified refund processing time or assume that all payment methods follow the same refund process.
The “60-day refund policy” shown in the plan details matches the refund policy on this site. Read the eligibility rules before submitting a request. If you’re unsure about your order, ask in a support ticket instead of creating another order to try to resolve the issue.
A quick guide to pricing, devices, payments, and refunds.