Data packs never expire
Low-Cost VPN from ¥9.9/month
Monthly plans include 60GB and up; data packs never expire, and there is no device limit.
- 14-day refunds
- Anonymous, no-logs policy
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- No email required
- Popular Routes
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- United States
- Japan
- Netherlands
Data pack ¥158/300GBNever expires · use it at your pace
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Monthly Plan¥9.9/month60GBper month
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Monthly Plan¥18/month250GBper month
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Monthly Plan¥28/month500GBper month
Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
your gauge · Start with usage
Compare price, data, and devices
separately, then choose
An affordable VPN is about more than the monthly price. Consider when data resets, whether devices can share an account, and how billing works when you are not using the service. VPNYG lists these terms separately: monthly plans reset on each activation date, data packs never expire, and both options support unlimited devices. Check your usage habits first, then choose a data tier that fits.
line · Peak hours
Test your usual routes first
then compare data tiers
To see how a route performs during peak hours, test it on the network you actually use. Route names and data tiers alone cannot tell you whether access will be smooth. Connect to a familiar region, open a site you visit often, then check page loading and connection stability. If performance varies, test another route without changing several settings at once. Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month for 60GB, with data resetting monthly on your activation date. More data does not guarantee more speed: choose a tier based on account usage and a route based on real access results.
How to Choose a Routedevices · No device limit
Share across devices
track data across the account
Whether you work on a computer, browse on a mobile device, or watch on a tablet, each device does not need its own separate plan. VPNYG has no device limit, but device count and available data are separate: you can add devices, while data remains tied to your chosen plan. When sharing an account, consider everyone’s viewing, downloads, and everyday browsing, especially background syncing and large file transfers. Connect your usual device first, then add others gradually. Check remaining data in the user panel, and remember that unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data.
Device Guide
Unlimited devices · shared account data
clients · Platforms and imports
Choose a client for your platform
verify AI access separately
VPNYG supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Get clients and subscriptions from the user panel. Sign in, then download and import the client for your device; iOS download eligibility follows the panel’s instructions. For ChatGPT or Claude, seeing “connected” in the client is only the first step. Open the tool and check account sign-in and request results. Evaluate the network connection, tool account eligibility, and target service’s regional rules separately. If an API request fails, note the error rather than assuming every failure is due to low data.
AI Access Guide
Clients and subscriptions · available in the panel
routes · Choose a region
Check the region directory
verify streaming in practice
Coverage across 120+ countries and 220+ routes gives you more regions to choose from. It does not mean every route works the same way with every streaming platform. Available content on services such as Netflix and Disney+ also depends on account region, content licensing, and each platform’s rules. After choosing a route, open the content page and try playback; this is more useful than checking the exit region alone. Keep routes you have tested for everyday use, and check again if a region notice changes. Route types and city details are listed in the panel. Coverage figures are not a promise of a fixed content library.
Streaming Guide
IEPL
Relay
Direct
Regions
Directory
Hong Kong
Singapore
United States
Japan
Netherlands
Subscription
Import
Illustrative grid · check actual settings in the panel
privacy · Anonymous, no-logs policy
No email required
keep your subscription details secure
VPNYG follows an anonymous, no-logs policy. You can create an account without an email address using a username and password. Even with fewer details to enter, keep your login information and subscription content secure. Do not share subscription links in public screenshots, shared documents, or group chats. When asking for help, cover any account identifiers. A network service’s privacy policy does not replace good device security habits: manage browser extensions, system permissions, and sign-in status on target sites separately. See the privacy policy for details on data handling, and understand the service boundaries before connecting.
Read the Privacy Policyrefund · 14-day refunds
Check your needs first
refund terms are clearly stated
VPNYG offers 14-day refunds. After getting started, test the service on your usual devices, network, and target sites. Do more than check whether the client toggle changes color. Confirm that page access, playback, or tool requests meet your needs before deciding how to use the remaining data. Payments are supported through Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. Check orders and service issues in the user panel. To request a refund, submit a ticket with the relevant order and request details. Read the Terms of Service for eligibility and procedures; a refund is not an extra data allowance.
Read the Refund Terms
REFUND
14days
Refunds for any reason
Orders and tickets · check in the user panel
route ledger · Route directory
Popular regions and route details
First identify the region your target service needs, then choose a route. The table lists popular regions without assigning unverified cities, route types, or streaming capabilities. Check cities, available routes, and specific configurations in the user panel. Verify streaming results after connecting; a flag alone cannot tell you how a route will perform.
| Country / Region | City | Route Type | Streaming Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | See panel directory | See panel directory | Verify after connecting |
| Singapore | See panel directory | See panel directory | Verify after connecting |
| United States | See panel directory | See panel directory | Verify after connecting |
| Japan | See panel directory | See panel directory | Verify after connecting |
| Netherlands | See panel directory | See panel directory | Verify after connecting |
Before connecting, update your subscription, then choose a region from the directory. If access fails, check whether other sites work, then review any account notices from the target service. If only one tool fails, note its error message first. If no sites open, check your local network, client permissions, and current route. This sequence is more useful than repeatedly changing every setting.
View All Routes →client desk · Downloads and subscriptions
Get a client for your device
Get both clients and subscriptions through the user panel; sign in there to access your subscription. Sign in to download clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. iOS download eligibility follows the panel’s instructions. Marketing pages do not link directly to installers, helping avoid outdated files or versions that may not apply.
After installation, check the import and connection
Downloading a client does not complete the subscription import. Sign in to the panel, follow the download page instructions to add the subscription to the relevant client, then confirm that the route directory appears. When the system first requests network access, check the name of the app you are using. If another network tool is running, check whether it is also managing the connection. After connecting, visit a site you regularly use instead of relying only on the client’s status text.
When switching devices, confirm the download entry in the user panel rather than using an installer forwarded in an unfamiliar message. You do not need to share your full subscription to troubleshoot: describe the platform, the step you reached, and the error message. Follow the quick guide for the basic setup, then consult the full manual for permissions, routine maintenance, and advanced settings.
Read the Quick Start Guide →billing gauge · Monthly plans and data packs
Budget by monthly price
choose data by actual usage
Monthly plans suit people who plan their usage by the month: ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. There is no device limit, but usage across all devices still counts toward your account’s data allowance.
Monthly Plan60GB/month
Everyday, lighter use
¥9.9 /month
60GB
- Unlimited devices
- Resets monthly on activation date
- 14-day refunds
For web browsing and everyday tools, start by checking whether this data allowance fits. If you watch a lot of video or download files, reassess based on actual usage.
Choose This PlanMonthly Plan250GB/month
Shared across activities
¥18 /month
250GB
- Unlimited devices
- Resets monthly on activation date
- 14-day refunds
For a mix of work, browsing, and streaming, consider usage across your devices together. Choosing a larger data tier does not include a separate speed guarantee.
Choose This PlanMonthly Plan500GB/month
Higher monthly usage
¥28 /month
500GB
- Unlimited devices
- Resets monthly on activation date
- 14-day refunds
For users who have confirmed they need a higher monthly data allowance. Check your usage records in the panel before deciding; device count alone does not determine the right tier.
Choose This PlanConsider usage frequency and reset dates together
People who stream regularly and people who only look things up occasionally have different usage patterns. For a monthly plan, consider whether you need a connection every month and whether the data allowance is sufficient. For a data pack, consider whether keeping unused data available matters more to you. Do not choose a larger allowance without considering usage frequency, or focus only on a lower monthly price while overlooking usage across multiple devices.
If you upgrade a plan partway through its term, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Before upgrading, check your current plan and order details in the panel; do not estimate extra data from the price ratio. Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported. After paying, return to the panel to confirm the order and plan status. For billing or refund questions, keep the relevant order details and contact support through a ticket.
Choose based on stated terms, not extra promises
VPNYG explains monthly plans, data packs, device limits, and refund terms separately so you can choose what fits your usage. No email is required, so there is less information to enter when getting started. Unlimited devices removes the need to arrange a separate plan for each device. Neither means unlimited data, nor replaces the account requirements of the service you use. Understand the billing limits and test your usual scenarios instead of deciding on price or coverage figures alone.
View All Plans →field notes · How-to guides
From choosing a plan to testing a connection
Each guide focuses on a specific question. If you have not chosen a billing option, start with the difference between data packs and monthly plans. If you are already using the service, check device permissions, subscription imports, and connection tests. Troubleshooting guides help distinguish client, route, and destination service issues instead of attributing every error to a plan tier.
VPN FAQs for Beginners: Answers to Ten Common Questions
Learn the basics of using multiple devices, checking data usage, and keeping a connection active. Knowing which layer to check when something goes wrong can save repeated troubleshooting.
Read the Guide →Mac VPN Setup for Beginners: Install and Connect on macOS
Follow the steps from installing a client and setting system permissions to importing a subscription and checking the connection. When network extension or permission prompts appear, check system settings before reinstalling.
Read the Guide →AI API Routes: How Developers Can Choose a Route for API Calls
Web chat and API requests call for different troubleshooting. Review exit regions, concurrency, and timeouts to distinguish network issues from account permissions and request settings; route choice alone cannot guarantee a successful API call.
Read the Guide →VPN Data Pack vs. Monthly Plan: Choose Based on Your Usage
Compare usage patterns for light browsing, regular streaming, and work. First check how data is consumed and when it resets, then compare the price against your own usage cycle rather than choosing by the largest allowance or lowest monthly price.
Read the Guide →For a complete setup walkthrough, read the full manual. If you know which step caused an issue, go straight to the relevant guide. When contacting support, include your device platform, the client step you reached, and the message shown on the destination page. Hide subscription and login details to help describe the issue clearly.
View All Articles →Plans start at ¥9.9/month with 60GB; data packs never expire. No email required.
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