VPNPF Pricing and Data Packs

The only difference between the three monthly plans is the monthly data allowance: ¥9.9 includes 60GB, ¥18 includes 250GB and ¥28 includes 500GB. Routes, protocols, clients, device count and refund policy are identical across all three tiers — no features are cut by plan. Data resets monthly on your activation date: activate on 3/8 (March 8) and the next reset is 4/8 (April 8), not on the first of the calendar month, and unused allowance from the previous cycle does not carry over.

When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated by the remaining days, and data already used is not charged again. Upgrading from 60GB to 250GB, for example, only costs the difference between the two tiers, and your reset date stays the same. To move down a tier, simply pick a new plan once the current period ends — the dashboard never auto-renews you into a higher tier.

Data packs are not time-based: ¥158 for 300GB, ¥358 for 1000GB and ¥658 for 3000GB, lasting until used up and never expiring — a good fit for business trips, travel or seasonal projects. Data packs use the same clients and routes as monthly plans with no priority difference, and the dashboard overview shows the remaining balance of each type side by side.

A common first question is whether the cheaper tiers only reach a handful of regions. Here they don't: all three monthly tiers and all three data packs open up the full 110+ countries / 250+ routes, including the IEPL lines that hold up better at peak hours. The only thing worth weighing when choosing a tier is how much data you expect to use each month.

How fast data goes depends on what you're doing: plain-text pages and email barely register, an hour of 1080p video uses roughly 1GB, 4K is noticeably higher, and pulling dependencies or syncing large files in a dev environment is classic burst usage. For light office work and browsing, 60GB is usually enough; add streaming, AI tools and several devices and 250GB is the safer starting point; if several people at home share one account, or you watch 4K for long stretches, the 500GB tier or the 3000GB data pack fits better.

Every plan uses the same clients and the same subscription import flow: grab your subscription from the dashboard after signing up, paste it into the client, and you're set — no manual server addresses or ports. There is no device cap; to add a device, just import the same subscription again, and the dashboard's data counter combines usage from all devices.

If you want a single rule of thumb: two hours of 1080p video a day plus everyday browsing fits comfortably in the 60GB tier most months; once several devices are online at once with AI tools and streaming running in the background, the 250GB tier is easier; and when several people at home share one account, go straight to the 500GB tier or the 3000GB data pack so you're not adjusting mid-month.

Data packs and monthly plans are not mutually exclusive. The dashboard lets both balances sit side by side: keep steady use on a monthly plan and top up occasional heavy demand with a data pack, whose balance is never wiped when the monthly plan resets. To switch billing modes, submit the change on the plan page in your dashboard; the system settles by remaining data and remaining days, so you are never charged on both at once.

Activation steps

1. Create an account

   No email address needed — a username and password are enough. You land straight in the dashboard after signing up, with no verification email to wait for and no getting stuck because a message never arrived.

2. Choose a plan or data pack

   Pick a tier on the plan page in your dashboard. Monthly plans reset data each month on your activation date; data packs last until used up and never expire; both can coexist under one account. The price shown on the page matches the final amount, with no extra charges added at checkout.

3. Complete payment

   Pay with Alipay, WeChat or USDT. Once payment goes through, the order status updates to active and the dashboard overview immediately shows your remaining data and expiry date.

4. Get your subscription and import it

   Download the client for your platform from the download page in the dashboard, then copy your subscription link and import it. Windows, macOS and Linux use the desktop client; iOS and Android use the mobile client, and the download page walks through each import method step by step.

5. Check the connection

   Once connected, open any international site or streaming page to confirm it's working; if it doesn't load, switch to another route and try again, and if it still fails, follow the chapter-by-chapter steps in the troubleshooting guide or open a ticket.

The refund process has just three steps: open a ticket in your dashboard stating your order details and the amount you want back; support verifies the order status and remaining data; once verified, the refund is returned to the original payment method. Orders paid via Alipay or WeChat go back to the same account, USDT refunds go back to the original address, and no extra receiving details are needed.

Orders that have already used part of their data can still apply — refunds are not refused based on how much was used. If one account has several orders, list the order numbers to be refunded one by one in the ticket so none are missed or processed twice. For orders involving a plan change, the system first settles by remaining days and remaining data, then calculates the amount due.

The refund policy page sets out the full terms and how they are applied, and it uses the same refund window as this page. If anything in the terms is unclear, read the refund policy page before ordering, or simply open a ticket in the dashboard and ask — confirm everything before you pay.