Choose a fixed monthly plan for consistent monthly usage, or a non-expiring data pack for long-term cumulative usage. Pricing, data rules, and upgrade details are listed below.
All monthly plans reset their data each month on the activation date. The only differences are the monthly allowance and price; route coverage, platform support, and device rules remain the same.
Suitable for lighter usage and a relatively focused set of destinations. It covers everyday browsing, text-based collaboration, research, and occasional file syncing, and works well as an entry-level international route plan.
Suitable for users who regularly rely on meetings, online collaboration, AI tools, and streaming routes. The larger allowance supports more frequent switching between multiple devices and everyday content access.
Suitable for frequent video use, larger file transfers, remote collaboration, and keeping subscription settings active across multiple devices over time. Note that unused monthly data still resets on the next activation date.
Data packs do not reset monthly. They last until used and never expire, making them better suited to irregular usage, months with little activity, or users who want to keep data available for later.
Suitable for intermittent use and backup route needs. Data does not reset monthly; use it gradually according to your actual access frequency until the allowance is depleted.
Choose this planSuitable for keeping a data allowance available for long-term, on-demand use. Usage is not affected by monthly resets, and work and personal devices can share it as needed.
Choose this planSuitable for long-term, high-volume, multi-device use. Before choosing, review your past usage to determine whether you need a larger allowance rather than selecting solely by total capacity.
Choose this planIf you use the service consistently each month and can estimate your data range, compare the 60GB, 250GB, and 500GB monthly plans first. Monthly pricing is straightforward, but unused monthly data resets according to the plan rules.
If you use it intensively at times and leave it idle at others, a data pack makes it easier to keep the remaining allowance. It is not billed by time, but capacity should still reflect long-term needs to avoid configuring more data than necessary.
Different prices provide different data allowances; they do not change supported platforms, device rules, or route coverage. Focus on monthly usage and expiration rules when choosing.
The same account can be configured on unlimited devices, making it easy to switch between computers, tablets, and other personal devices. All devices share the data allowance of the selected plan.
Choose routes by entry region, target service, and route type. For browsing, meetings, file transfers, or streaming, test suitable routes for each use case instead of relying on one entry point indefinitely.
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are supported. Get clients and subscription access from the user dashboard to avoid saving configurations from unknown sources on different devices.
When accessing streaming content, use the support status on the routes page as a reference when choosing an entry point. Access also depends on the platform account, content region, and the service's own rules.
Plans, orders, clients, and usage issues are handled in the user dashboard. For payment status, subscription import, or route selection issues, submit the details through a ticket.
Create an account with a username and password. Keep your account details secure, then access plans, downloads, and orders from the user dashboard.
Check how the allowance is calculated before comparing prices. The main difference between monthly plans and data packs is whether data resets on the activation date, not route coverage or device count.
| Plan | Price | Data | Data rules | Devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic monthly plan | ¥9.9/month | 60GB | Resets monthly on activation date | Unlimited |
| Advanced monthly plan | ¥18/month | 250GB | Resets monthly on activation date | Unlimited |
| High-capacity monthly plan | ¥28/month | 500GB | Resets monthly on activation date | Unlimited |
| Data pack | ¥158 | 300GB | Lasts until used; never expires | Unlimited |
| Data pack | ¥358 | 1000GB | Lasts until used; never expires | Unlimited |
| Data pack | ¥658 | 3000GB | Lasts until used; never expires | Unlimited |
When upgrading a monthly plan midway through its cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Data packs decrease with actual usage and do not reset monthly.
Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported. Start checkout for every plan from the user dashboard, where the available payment methods, selected plan, and amount due are shown.
Before paying, verify the plan name, data allowance, and billing rules. For monthly plans, confirm whether you selected 60GB, 250GB, or 500GB; for data packs, confirm 300GB, 1000GB, or 3000GB. Do not look at price alone—especially distinguish monthly resets from non-expiring data.
After payment, check the order status in the user dashboard. If it does not match the actual payment result, keep the order details and submit a ticket. Avoid creating a duplicate order while it is being reviewed.
Choose a monthly plan or data pack first, then verify the allowance and expiration rules.
Confirm the plan name, price, and currently available payment methods in the user dashboard.
After payment, return to the user dashboard and confirm that the order and plan status have been updated.
To request a refund, submit a ticket from the user dashboard and select the relevant order. For easier verification, make sure it is the order requiring action and do not mix it with details from another plan or an older order.
After submitting the request, continue checking the ticket and order status in the user dashboard. The refund policy page governs the applicable rules; the plan page only explains pricing choices and the process, without making assumptions about payment-channel handling.
The following answers cover monthly resets, data-pack expiration, upgrades, devices, payments, and refunds.
No email address is required; get started with a username and password. If you cannot estimate monthly usage yet, open the plan details in the user dashboard first, then decide between a monthly plan and a data pack.