120+ countries / 240+ routes, from ¥9.9/month, with unlimited devices. Activate with just a username and password—no email required. The connection is ready; all that remains is one click.
30-day no-questions-asked refund
Bank-grade encryption
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Unlimited devices
No email required
Apps for every platform
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Popular routes
United States
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
France
Netherlands
ROUTE MAPRoutes ready
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Singapore
Los Angeles
Frankfurt
London
Local networkLOCAL → INTERNATIONAL ROUTE
120+covered countries
240+international routes
Unlimitedsupported devices
30 daysno-questions-asked refund
Star clusters between two galaxies
Six factors behind a cross-border connection
Route count is only the starting point. Everyday performance also depends on peak-hour routing, device switching, exit selection, encryption, and how quickly a connection can return to a stable state when something goes wrong.
Peak-hour route scheduling
Cross-border performance depends on more than geographic distance. When congestion appears during peak hours, entry quality, transit paths, and exit load can all affect page loads, long-form video, and large-file transfers. VPNYH provides 240+ routes, so users can switch between routes in the same region instead of putting every task on one path. For long sessions, prioritize a stable route; for temporary downloads or updates, use the status list to choose a more responsive entry point.
240+ routes / IEPL dedicated routes and multiple topologies
Bank-grade encryption
When connecting through public networks, shared offices, or unfamiliar hotspots while traveling, the encryption boundary around data in transit should be clear. VPNYH uses bank-grade encryption to protect traffic between the client and the route entry point, while keeping account setup fields to what is necessary. Registration requires only a username and password, with no email required. The privacy policy focuses on information needed to provide the connection service rather than treating exaggerated promises as security explanations; see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use for the specific rules.
Bank-grade encryption / no email required
Unlimited devices
A computer handles work, a tablet plays courses, a personal device checks messages, and a Linux machine at home syncs files—real use rarely stays on one device. VPNYH supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited devices. After signing in to the user panel, get the client and subscription details, then follow the platform guide to import them. Switching devices does not require rationing device slots, making everyday maintenance simpler.
Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
Long AI tool sessions
AI tool requests may look lightweight, but real use often includes persistent sign-ins, long conversations, file uploads, and result downloads. Frequent exit-region changes or mid-session reconnects can break context and interrupt active tasks. After choosing a fixed region, keep the same stable route during a work session and avoid unnecessary switching. VPNYH’s regional coverage lets work, study, and development scenarios use an exit location suited to the target service.
120+ countries / prioritize fixed regions
Choosing a streaming region
Smooth streaming depends on the exit region, route consistency, current network conditions, and the content platform’s policies. VPNYH offers commonly used entry points in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, Los Angeles, Frankfurt, and London, making it easier to choose a route by content region. Connect to the target region before playback, then reopen the app or page. If quality drops automatically, try another route in the same region instead of immediately switching to a more distant exit.
Common regional entry points / multiple routes per region
30-day no-questions-asked refund
Network conditions vary by region, carrier network, device system, and time of day, so specifications on paper cannot replace a real connection test. VPNYH offers a 30-day no-questions-asked refund, giving users time to test on their usual devices, networks, and usage periods. Test real tasks such as web access, long-form video, file transfers, and work tools, and note the regions and routes that suit you. If the experience is not a fit, submit a request according to the refund rules.
30-day no-questions-asked refund
How to choose
Enough specs, better paths
VPNYH does not reduce every use case to “choose the nearest node.” A shorter distance usually helps lower baseline latency, but the final experience also depends on entry quality, route topology, the target service location, and peak-hour congestion. Video, AI tools, web browsing, and file sync each stress the network differently. A more practical approach is to identify the task first, then choose the region and route type.
Plans follow the same straightforward logic: monthly subscriptions are separated by traffic allowance, and traffic resets monthly on the activation date; when you need long-term backup traffic, choose a package that lasts until used and never expires. Devices are unlimited, reducing the hassle of repeatedly allocating slots between home and work equipment. Registration requires only a username and password, with no email required; setup is short and ongoing management stays in the user panel.
Route preview
Global entry points, routes chosen by task
Here are examples of commonly used regions and route types. Distance is only a reference; actual selection should also consider the target website’s region, current network conditions, and time of day.
Route status reference
Latency and bandwidth are supplied by the route-status component for comparison within a session and are not fixed performance guarantees.
Live status
Country/region
City
Route type
Streaming
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
IEPL dedicated route
Supported
Japan
Tokyo
IEPL dedicated route
Supported
Singapore
Singapore
Transit route
Supported
United States
Los Angeles
Transit route
Supported
Germany
Frankfurt
Direct route
Supported
United Kingdom
London
Direct route
Supported
Ask three questions before choosing a route
First, where is the target service mainly located? When accessing content for Japan, Tokyo is usually more natural than an intercontinental route; when you need a US exit, start by trying regions such as Los Angeles. Second, can the task tolerate route changes? Web browsing is easy to compare quickly, while long conversations, remote collaboration, and large-file transfers are better kept stable. Third, is the current period congested? During peak hours, compare different topologies in the same region instead of simply chasing the lowest momentary response time.
IEPL dedicated routes, transit routes, and direct routes each involve trade-offs. Dedicated routes emphasize control over the cross-border path; transit routes use an additional entry point to improve connection performance in some network environments; direct routes have a simpler structure and more direct path. No route type covers every region and task. Save frequently used regions, and keep one backup route each for work, media, and downloads—it is more efficient than filtering from scratch every time.
Clients and subscription details are provided together in the user panel. After signing in and activating a plan, open the download page, choose your platform, and follow the quick-start guide to complete the import.
Windows
Suitable for work computers and everyday desktop use. Sign in to get the client and subscription, then import them by following the guide.
All three tiers include 120+ countries, 240+ routes, and unlimited devices. The only difference is monthly traffic, which resets each month on the activation date.
60GB monthly subscription
¥9.9/ month
Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
Suitable for users who mainly browse the web, message, use lightweight AI tools, and occasionally watch video. If your usage is modest, this tier is a straightforward place to start.
Suitable for everyday users who frequently use AI tools, watch online video, and sync work files. The larger allowance leaves more room for rotating across multiple devices.
Suitable for extended video playback, frequent file transfers, or continuous use across multiple devices. The larger monthly allowance reduces the need for temporary top-ups.
If you do not want a monthly reset or need a backup connection, choose a traffic package. Usage is deducted as consumed, and the package never expires.
¥158300GB
¥3581000GB
¥6583000GB
How upgrades are calculated
When upgrading a monthly subscription mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated against the remaining days. Traffic resets monthly on the activation date, so there is no calendar-month boundary to remember. When choosing a plan, review your usual tasks: web browsing and text conversations use less traffic, while video, system updates, cloud sync, and large downloads consume it faster. You do not need to choose the largest tier at once; starting with real usage makes costs easier to control.
Payment supports Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. All three subscription tiers include unlimited devices, 240+ routes, and a 30-day no-questions-asked refund; pricing is not differentiated by reducing routes or limiting devices. To review the full rules, traffic-package details, and plan comparison, continue to the plans page.
VPN on a Mac from scratch: installation, permissions, and subscription import
Start by installing the client and granting system-extension and network permissions, then import the subscription and verify the exit while handling common permission issues.