Mainland China sites connect directly; international sites use international routes.
Traffic is routed by destination, with unlimited devices online at the same time.
No email required · Get started with a username and password7-day refund · No logs kept · Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Choose where to connect first, then select an exit route. VPNVJ handles sites in mainland China and international sites separately: local traffic stays direct, while apps that need international routes connect according to their rules.
Start with sites you use regularly, then see whether a route works for you. Sites in mainland China stay direct; international sites use the selected exit according to the rules, rather than sending all traffic through one international route. If things slow down at peak times, keep the app and destination the same, switch routes, and compare page loads, connection stability, and download performance. IEPL dedicated routes, relays, and direct connections are different paths, not a fixed speed ranking. Your local network, the destination service, and time of use also affect results. Choose based on how reliably your traffic gets through, not just the route name.
VPNVJ follows a no-logs service policy. To understand what that means, distinguish network activity from account operations and payment orders; see the privacy policy for details on how each is handled. No email address is needed to get started—just use a username and password. Keep your password and subscription details private, and never share them in public screenshots, group chats, or code repositories. When reporting a problem, describe the app, route, and error; redact subscription details from screenshots first. Privacy depends both on service policies and on how you protect your credentials.
Use your computer for work, your tablet for reading, and your other devices for messages—there’s no need to plan around a device limit. VPNVJ supports unlimited devices online at the same time, including Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Sign in to the user panel to get your subscription, import it into each device’s client, and check the selected route and routing mode. Device count and plan data are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data. If one device can’t connect, compare its local network and rules with another device before changing account-wide settings.
When using ChatGPT, Cursor, or Copilot, first check whether the app’s traffic is taking the intended international route. A page opening in your browser doesn’t mean your editor or command line uses the same network settings; test terminals, extensions, and desktop apps separately. After selecting an exit, check whether sign-in, responses, and persistent connections work reliably before keeping it. If you see an error, distinguish network issues from the service’s account, regional, and usage requirements. VPNVJ lets you choose a network route; eligibility and features are still determined by each service. A working connection does not guarantee access to every feature.
For streaming, first identify the region you need, then choose an exit using the route details in your client. A route’s region is only one factor; content libraries, account eligibility, and playback also depend on the platform’s policies. After switching routes, reopen the playback page and check the displayed region and actual playback. Seeing the homepage alone doesn’t confirm that a video will keep loading. Smart routing keeps sites in mainland China on a direct connection and routes streaming requests that need an international connection according to the rules. If you see a region notice, check whether the app is still using an old connection, then follow the client’s instructions. No specific library or picture quality is guaranteed.
VPNVJ offers a 7-day refund. To decide whether it’s right for you, test the devices, sites, and apps you actually use—not just a single test page. Check direct connections to sites in mainland China, international exits, and use across your devices; then compare your data usage with the plan. To request a refund, submit the relevant order details through a ticket in the user panel and review the full terms. Before choosing a monthly plan or data package, check how data resets and what validity rules apply. Base your decision on your actual needs, not on confusing device count with data allowance.
Coverage includes 100+ countries and 170+ routes. Choose a region based on the destination service, then check the route type and details in your client. The table below shows example routes in the routing interface; it is not a guaranteed list of available routes.
| Country / Region | City | Route Type | Streaming Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | See the route list | IEPL Dedicated Route | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
| Japan | See the route list | Relay | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
| Hong Kong | See the route list | See the label in the client | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
| Singapore | See the route list | Relay | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
| Netherlands | See the route list | See the label in the client | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
| United Kingdom | See the route list | Direct | Choose a route based on the client’s details |
Understand the route before comparing performance. IEPL dedicated routes, relays, and direct connections describe different ways of connecting, not a universal speed ranking. A closer location doesn’t necessarily mean faster access: your local connection, the route taken, and the destination site’s network all play a part. Compare using the same device and app under similar conditions for results that are useful.
When checking routing, confirm that the destination uses the intended exit. Keep sites in mainland China on a direct connection instead of changing the route for every app just to reach an international site. If one site has a problem, check its rule first; if no international sites work, check your subscription status, local network, and client connection. Troubleshooting by scope makes it easier to find the cause than switching regions repeatedly.
Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Sign in to the user panel to get your subscription; client downloads are also available there, so you can choose the right installer for your platform.
Create an account with a username and password, then open the panel to view plans and subscription details. Get the client for your device, import the subscription provided in the panel, refresh the route list, and choose an exit. A purchased plan isn’t required to download clients except on iOS, where the panel checks subscription eligibility. Downloading a client and getting an active subscription are separate steps; after installation, confirm your subscription status in the panel.
Once the client shows connected, open a site in mainland China and an app that needs an international route to check that each behaves as expected. Browsers, desktop apps, and terminals may use different network settings, so a page loading in your browser isn’t enough to finish the check. Save a working configuration before enabling startup at login. Recheck your everyday apps after changing networks or updating your subscription.
Monthly plans suit ongoing use, with data resetting monthly on your activation date. Estimate your usual app usage before choosing an allowance. Unlimited devices online at the same time does not mean unlimited data.
¥9.9 / month
For users who mainly browse, access websites, and use lightweight tools while monitoring their actual data usage.
¥18 / month
For users who alternate between everyday work and file downloads and want room in their allowance for several commonly used apps.
¥28 / month
For frequent video streaming, file transfers, and use across multiple devices; check your actual usage to see how much data remains.
Data packages: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. Use the data until it runs out; it never expires. If you mainly use the service for specific work tasks or during trips, compare monthly resets with pay-as-you-use data before choosing. Data packages and monthly plans follow separate rules; a package that never expires does not mean unused monthly-plan data carries over.
Upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, and the price difference is converted into remaining days. Before making changes, check the order and subscription details shown in the panel instead of comparing allowances alone. Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT are supported, and a 7-day refund is available. See the plans page for full terms and prices.
First, understand the difference between your account, subscription, and client. Use your account to sign in and manage orders, your subscription for route settings, and the client to apply rules on your device.
No email address is required. Get started with a username and password. Keep your login details safe; subscriptions and orders are managed in the user panel. After getting a client, import your subscription and check the connection. Creating an account alone does not mean your device is using an international route.
Smart routing chooses a path based on the destination: sites in mainland China connect directly, while international sites use international routes. The mode determines how requests are routed, not whether you’re eligible to use a site. If one app has a problem, first check whether it’s using the intended exit. Don’t change the route for every app just because one site needs an adjustment.
Unlimited devices refers to the number that can be online at the same time; data is still determined by your plan. Monthly plans come in 60GB, 250GB, and 500GB tiers, with data resetting monthly on your activation date. The more devices you use, the more important it is to track overall usage. Video streaming and file transfers use data differently, so check your actual usage in the panel before choosing a plan.
For ongoing use, consider a monthly plan; for occasional use, compare data packages. Monthly-plan data resets on your activation date, while data packages remain valid until used and never expire. Don’t compare allowances alone—consider how often you use the service and whether a monthly reset works for you. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Check the subscription details shown in the panel.
VPNVJ offers a 7-day refund. Open a ticket from the user panel with the relevant order details and your request. See the Terms of Service for full conditions. If you also need help troubleshooting, include your device platform, selected route, and exact error message. Redact subscription and account credentials from screenshots before sending them, and don’t share personal configuration details publicly.
For your first setup, start with the quick guide and follow the steps in order: get started, choose a plan, get your subscription, import it into the client, and verify the connection. For platform-specific import steps, routine updates, and troubleshooting, see the full user guide. Complete the main setup first, then adjust advanced settings so you can tell what each change affects.
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Starting with client installation, follow the steps to import your subscription, choose a route, and verify that it works. Check that your everyday apps connect as expected before saving the setup and enabling startup at login.
No email required—get started with a username and password. Choose a direct or international route based on the destination.