Coverage across 100+ countries / 180+ routes, with plans from ¥9.9/month. Data packs never expire. Import your subscription, then choose a route.
Before you connect
VPNYet provides network connectivity. Check that the service fits your intended use before importing a subscription. Review third-party services' account, regional, and content policies separately.
Peak-hour performance depends on your local network, your provider's routing, and the destination website—not just the region name. VPNYet offers IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct routes. For ongoing use, compare different route types in the same region first, then try a nearby region. Keep your device, destination, and local network consistent while testing. Check page loads, video buffering, or dropped sessions to determine whether the issue is more likely the route or the destination service. Then keep an alternative that works well with your current network.
VPNYet follows a no-logs policy and does not record browsing activity. To understand what that means, distinguish your network connection from your website accounts: destination sites may still process information based on your sign-in status, browser settings, and their own policies. You can create a VPNYet account with a username and password; no email address is required. Your subscription link is an account access credential, so use it only in your own client. If you need help troubleshooting, share the error message and route name. Before sending a screenshot, hide your subscription link and sensitive account details.
VPNYet allows unlimited devices to be connected at the same time and supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Sign in to the dashboard on each device, get the compatible client, and import your subscription. You don't need to transfer connection access when switching devices. Keep your plan's data allowance in mind, especially when streaming video, syncing files, and running background updates at the same time. Test the connection on each device and check your remaining data in the dashboard regularly. This helps you tell a device-specific setup issue from a subscription-wide problem.
Accessing AI tools depends on the route's exit region, the service's supported regions, and your account status. VPNYet provides cross-border routes. Choose an exit region supported by the tool, confirm your browser traffic is going through the client, then open the relevant page to test. If the page loads but shows an eligibility, payment, or account notice, follow that platform's rules instead of repeatedly switching routes. Keep the exit region consistent during long sessions or file uploads. If an error occurs, note its message and determine whether it was caused by a dropped connection, an expired web session, or a restriction imposed by the tool.
Streaming availability depends on your exit region, content licensing, platform account, and the platform's current assessment. VPNYet offers routes in different regions. After connecting, check whether the specific title plays; a loaded homepage alone is not enough. If playback buffers, try lowering the quality to check connection stability, then compare other routes in the same region. If a title is unavailable, check its regional availability and your account benefits. Streaming also uses plan data, so check actual usage in the dashboard before choosing a monthly plan or data pack.
VPNYet offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. Before deciding whether the service works for you, test it on your usual devices and network. Check the sites you need, client setup, and typical data usage. To request a refund, find your order in the dashboard and submit a request through a support ticket. See the Terms of Service for the full eligibility and process details. Troubleshooting and refund requests are separate options; choose whichever suits your needs. Submit only the order details required, and don't share your password or full subscription link.
Create an account with a username and password—no email address required. In the dashboard, choose a plan based on your needs, then get the client and subscription. The client connects to the service; the subscription syncs the routes. Check these steps separately. If the route list is empty, you can first check the import and subscription update rather than reinstalling the software.
Our clients support Windows / Android / iOS / macOS / Linux. Sign in to get the client and subscription; check the dashboard for iOS setup requirements. For your first setup, follow the getting started guide ›. If you run into a specific error, check the help pages rather than changing too many settings at once.
Route check
Coverage across 100+ countries and 180+ routes. Explore popular regions and route types below. Check the dashboard for specific cities, currently available routes, and access results.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Check the dashboard | IEPL dedicated | Availability depends on actual results |
| Japan | Check the dashboard | Relay | Availability depends on actual results |
| United States | Check the dashboard | Direct | Availability depends on actual results |
| Hong Kong | Check the dashboard | IEPL dedicated | Availability depends on actual results |
| Switzerland | Check the dashboard | Relay | Availability depends on actual results |
The right exit region differs depending on whether you're accessing services in mainland China or international websites. Before choosing a route, check which exit region the destination service requires. Distance can be a useful starting point, but it isn't the final test; routes in the same region can take different paths. IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct describe connection methods, not a substitute for testing. Keep your local network unchanged, connect, then visit a site you use regularly and check that pages, sign-in, and content all load properly.
If only one app has a problem, check its split-tunneling settings and network options first. If several sites are slow, compare other routes and your local connection. This avoids aimless switching and makes it easier to describe the issue in a support ticket. Include your device platform, route name, error message, and what you were doing; there's no need to send your full subscription link. For more setup tips, see the complete guide.
A route connecting does not mean it meets a destination platform's regional requirements, and an accessible page does not guarantee every feature will work. Test site access, account sign-in, file uploads, and video playback separately, and keep an alternative route that works on your usual network. Recheck when network conditions change; this makes troubleshooting easier than relying on a single route indefinitely.
Subscription updates sync the route list; they don't renew your plan or manage your data. If the list differs from what's shown in the dashboard, update the subscription in your client first, then check your account status. Don't copy subscription links from public discussions.
The route statuses below are for reference only, not a speed test of your local network. Test performance with your usual device and destination service.
Supports Windows / Android / iOS / macOS / Linux. Popular routes include Singapore, Japan, the United States, Hong Kong, and Switzerland.
Usage check
Monthly plans suit regular use, with data resetting each month on your signup date. Data packs last until used and never expire. Compare your usage habits before choosing a data allowance.
Resets monthly on your signup date
¥9.9/month
A good fit for web browsing, research, and messaging. If you're unsure how much data you need, use the dashboard records to decide whether a larger allowance makes sense.
Resets monthly on your signup date
¥18/month
For regular use that includes video streaming and file transfers. Remember that background syncing and multiple devices can increase data consumption.
Resets monthly on your signup date
¥28/month
For frequent streaming, file syncing, or use across multiple devices. This plan has the lowest cost per unit of data among the three monthly plans, but choose based on your actual needs.
¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB
Data packs last until used and never expire. If your usage is concentrated around travel, occasional research, or irregular tasks, compare a data pack with a monthly plan. Monthly plans call for attention to monthly resets and ongoing usage; with a data pack, keep an eye on the remaining balance. Don't compare only the upfront price—consider whether your usage is regular.
Video quality, file sizes, and background tasks all affect data usage, so time spent online doesn't translate directly into a fixed amount of data. Check your actual usage records before choosing a plan. Homepage examples are for comparing options and do not guarantee that a plan will cover a specific number of viewing hours.
We accept Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Choose a plan in the dashboard, verify its name, data allowance, and price, then follow the on-screen payment instructions. Check payment results, order status, and subscription details separately in the dashboard. If the status hasn't updated after payment, check the order and contact support through a ticket. Avoid repeating the payment process, which could make it harder to track your order.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your signup date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Before upgrading, review the outcome shown in the dashboard; a change in data allowance does not restart the full billing period. Data packs never expire, but that doesn't mean monthly plan data rolls over. Keep these two billing options distinct when choosing.
All plans support unlimited devices and include a 60-day money-back guarantee. Check client compatibility and destination service requirements before use, and keep an eye on your remaining data. If the service isn't a good fit, submit a refund request in the dashboard; the Terms of Service contain the full details. For common billing and order questions, visit the Help Center.
How-to guides
Find guidance for your current step, from preparing your account to testing your connection. If you're new, start by importing your subscription, then choose a route. Once connected, adjust your plan based on actual usage.
Follow each step—from setting up a username and password to checking your plan, getting your subscription, and connecting with a client—and see what to expect along the way. Ideal if you haven't connected yet or aren't sure where you're stuck.
Read the guide ›A subscription link gives your client the route details it needs; it isn't a URL to share publicly. This guide covers where to find it, how to import it, and how to check for updates—helping you tell account issues from client setup problems.
Read the guide ›Compare light browsing, regular streaming, and remote work, then weigh monthly resets against data that never expires. Start with your usage habits and records to see which billing option suits you.
Read the guide ›Guides explain how to complete setup, the plans page lists prices and data allowances, and the Terms of Service cover policies such as refunds. When an error appears, note its exact wording and find the relevant step instead of repeating the entire process. For more detail, read the complete guide. For order or account issues, contact support through a dashboard ticket rather than sharing credentials publicly.
VPNYet's setup checks take you from subscription import to route selection and connection. After connecting, test the websites or apps you actually need, and check your data usage and subscription updates regularly. Verifying each step makes everyday use and troubleshooting more straightforward.