Windows
For desktop work. After importing, check proxy mode and system network settings.
Get the client120+ countries / 170+ routes, supports major desktop and mobile platforms, with unlimited simultaneous devices.
Explore service features by task, from choosing a route to managing a subscription.
Before choosing a subscription, identify what you need to access, then compare routes, devices, and billing options. VPNWD brings desktop work, mobile access, AI tools, and streaming together in one subscription flow. This interface illustrates available features; actual routes, protocols, and client options are shown in the user panel. For tasks that require a steady connection, test routes during your usual hours and keep a reliable option on hand.
Test the target app first, then keep a suitable route.
Connection overview · Not a live test
A website loading successfully doesn't guarantee that longer tasks will run smoothly. During peak hours, test video buffering, meeting audio, and file transfers in their respective use cases. VPNWD offers dedicated, relayed, and direct route options so you can choose a path based on your local network and destination. Test routes at your usual hours first, then keep a suitable backup. If performance drops, pause background downloads, check your local connection, and compare another route. Change one setting at a time so you can identify what made a difference.
Test at your usual hoursConnection security and account management are separate concerns.
Subscription links are sensitive account information.
Military-grade encryption is VPNWD's core message on connection security. Consider both connection encryption and account protection: get clients from the user panel, keep your subscription link on your own devices, and hide credentials when troubleshooting. Encrypted connections protect data in transit, but website account permissions, browser settings, and file sources still need separate attention. Before switching protocols, check client compatibility and keep a working configuration. Sign out after using a public device. If your subscription details are exposed, take action in the panel.
View the privacy policy →Windows / macOS / iOS
Android / Linux
VPNWD supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Import your subscription into the relevant clients to move from desktop work to reading on mobile. Network permissions and background settings vary by operating system, so test the connection on each one rather than relying on a successful import alone. Unlimited devices and data allowance are separate things; consider total usage across your devices when choosing a plan. After adding a device, check data usage and plan status in the panel.
Sign in to get your subscriptionChatGPT / Claude / Gemini
Check the target service's requirements first.
Access to AI tools depends on both your network connection and each platform's regional policies and account status. VPNWD provides international route options to help you test access to services such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Check sign-in and basic conversations first, then test long-form responses, file uploads, and session continuity. Keep the exit location consistent during a task to avoid disrupting your session. Paid features, eligibility, and availability are determined by each platform; a network subscription does not replace an account with the tool.
Explore AI guides →Netflix / Disney+ / YouTube
Picture quality depends on the entire playback chain.
For 4K streaming, sustained delivery matters as much as page load time. On Netflix, Disney+, or YouTube, check your account benefits, title quality, and device support before testing the selected exit location. VPNWD's international routes can be used for streaming access; verify content and playback on the platform itself. If buffering occurs, check your local Wi-Fi and background traffic before trying a backup route. Catalogs, licensing, and platform decisions can change, so a route name alone cannot confirm playback.
Test on the platform you useManage plans, orders, and support tickets in the panel.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT.
VPNWD offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. Before choosing, compare monthly plans with data packs and test whether the service suits your everyday tasks. Monthly plans are for ongoing use; data packs last until used and never expire. Review the data rules for each option separately. To ask about an order or refund, sign in to the user panel and open a ticket with the relevant order details. Payments are supported via Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. Refund terms and service conditions are listed in the Terms of Service; use your panel records when discussing an order.
View the Terms of Service →Coverage in 120+ countries and 170+ routes. Choose a location for your needs, then test it with your everyday tasks.
Location names indicate the exit point; route types describe the connection path. Dedicated, relayed, and direct routes each suit different conditions. Your local carrier, time of use, and destination service all affect performance. The table below is a route-selection example, not a live test. Use the route list and labels in your client to make a selection. For streaming, also check the target platform, account region, and specific title.
| Country / region | City / exit location | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Choose based on the city shown in your client | IEPL dedicated route | Test on the platform you use |
| Singapore | Choose based on the city shown in your client | Relayed | Test on the platform you use |
| Japan | Choose based on the city shown in your client | Direct | Test on the platform you use |
| United States | Choose based on the city shown in your client | Refer to the labels in the panel | Check your account and the title |
| Australia | Choose based on the city shown in your client | Refer to the labels in the panel | Check your account and the title |
| France | Choose based on the city shown in your client | Refer to the labels in the panel | Check your account and the title |
Choose a route that suits your local network, then test it with real work tasks. Web browsing, voice calls, and remote desktop use have different requirements, so one result won't tell you how everything will perform. Once you find a suitable route, keep it for regular use and compare it with a backup if issues arise.
Before accessing a service with location requirements, read the platform's terms. Try to keep the exit location consistent while signing in, paying, or working on a long session. If an issue affects only one site, check its status and your account permissions before switching routes.
Sign in to get your subscription from the user panel, then import it on each device.
No email required: create an account with a username and password. In the panel, check your plan status, then download a client for your operating system. Downloads depend on an active subscription in the panel; installation files aren't linked directly from marketing pages. After installing, import your subscription into the client, refresh the route list, and check any network permissions required by your system. A successful import is only the first step—open the target app to confirm access.
For desktop work. After importing, check proxy mode and system network settings.
Get the clientAllow network access when prompted by your system, then test your browser and work apps.
Get the clientConfirm connection permissions and check whether background settings affect connectivity.
Get the clientGet the client using the instructions in the panel, then check your system's connection status after importing.
Get the clientConfigure it for your system and check the app's traffic route.
Get the clientRoute lists are updated through your subscription. When changes are made, update the subscription in your existing client to avoid duplicate configurations that are hard to tell apart. Subscription links contain sensitive account information; don't include them in public screenshots, chat logs, or shared documents. If you need help, share only the relevant error message and hide links, passwords, and other credentials. For details on getting, importing, updating, and handling an exposed link, read the subscription link guide.
Choose based on how often you use the service and how much data you need. Devices are unlimited.
For ongoing work or everyday access, compare the data allowances in monthly plans. If your usage is less predictable, consider data packs that last until used and never expire. Factor in usage across desktop and mobile devices, especially for HD video, file syncing, and background updates. Unlimited devices means there is no device-count limit on simultaneous connections; it does not mean unlimited data. See the plan prices and rules below, and visit the plans page for full details.
¥9.9/month
For browsing, reading, and occasional access. Monitor actual data use for video-heavy activities.
¥18/month
For a mix of regular work and video streaming. When sharing across devices, check total usage in the panel.
¥28/month
For heavier video streaming, downloads, and use across multiple devices. Actual usage time depends on your tasks and video quality.
¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB
Data packs suit users whose access needs don't follow a monthly schedule. The difference from a monthly plan is how the data is used. Review the plan details in the panel and choose based on your usage habits.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated based on the remaining days. Payments are supported via Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Before confirming a plan, check the price, data allowance, and current account status. Manage orders and support requests through the user panel.
Start with common questions, from getting started to troubleshooting routes.
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Compare prices, use cases, and setup steps separately.
When comparing services, start with the task you need to accomplish, then consider speed, connection reliability, access to your target platforms, and support terms. Rankings and one-off tests are useful references, but the final choice should be tested on your own devices and at your usual hours. The articles below cover overall comparisons, free versus paid options, international student use cases, and a Windows setup walkthrough.
Compare options by peak-hour speed, connection reliability, streaming and AI tool access, price, and support, then consider what fits commuting, entertainment, and work.
Read the comparison guide →Understand the differences in data limits, speeds, ads, and privacy terms. Before paying, consider how often you'll use a VPN and whether a service meets your needs.
Read the plan comparison →Your access needs may change when you move abroad. Consider video, online banking, and classes separately, and check route direction and platform requirements for each.
Read the use-case guide →Follow the steps to install a client, import your subscription, choose a route, and test access, then learn how to start it at boot. For new users who want to check each screen and step as they go.
Read the setup guide →