Cross-border access · 120+ countries / 250+ routes
120+ countries / 250+ routes of cross-border network acceleration, with dedicated exits for Netflix, Disney+ and major AI tools, clients for Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux, no limit on simultaneous devices, and payment via Alipay / WeChat / USDT.
Route directory
Routes are grouped by region, with the route type and streaming support noted for each. Latency and bandwidth are shown by the route status component for the current session; values shift slightly when the page is refreshed.
| Country/Region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Asia | |||
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL | Netflix / Disney+ |
| Japan | Tokyo | Direct | Netflix / Prime Video |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL | Netflix / Disney+ |
| North America | |||
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Netflix / HBO Max |
| United States | San Jose | Direct | Netflix |
| Canada | Toronto | Relay | Netflix |
| Europe | |||
| Netherlands | Amsterdam | Direct | Netflix / Disney+ |
IEPL dedicated lines run on their own channel and don't compete with other traffic for bandwidth, holding up best during peak evening hours — ideal for long sessions online; relay routes do one optimized forwarding hop at the entry point, taking a slightly longer path than direct connections while balancing availability and cost, which suits everyday browsing and downloads; direct routes take the shortest path with the lowest latency, suited to latency-sensitive operations. The three types are marked with colored tags in the client, and switching takes effect instantly — no need to re-import your subscription.
Pick by use case: for streaming, look first at a route's bandwidth figures and unlock notes; for AI tools, favor routes with a fixed region and stable performance; if you're just looking things up or sending files, sort by latency and take the lowest. The routes page lists every route grouped by region so you can compare them one by one.
View all routes →Key features
Routes, privacy, devices, AI tools, streaming and refunds — pick an item on the left, see the details on the right.
Routes are grouped by region, each labeled IEPL dedicated, relay or direct. IEPL runs on its own channel and doesn't compete for bandwidth during peak evening hours; relay does one optimized forwarding hop at the entry point, balancing cost and availability; direct takes the shortest path, suited to latency-sensitive operations.
In the client you can see the current latency and bandwidth of every route, so choosing one isn't guesswork; switching takes effect instantly with no need to re-import your subscription. Once you're set up, try two or three routes in your usual region and pin the most stable one — then just connect to it day to day.
120+ countries / 250+ routes · grouped by region, each labeled with its type
Creating an account takes only a username and password — no email address, so there's one less piece of personal information to hand over. The service follows an anonymous, no-logs policy: browsing content and destinations are not recorded, and only the account information needed to activate and renew a plan is kept.
Data between the client and the routes travels through an encrypted tunnel, and connections from the same account on multiple devices don't affect each other. Payment supports Alipay / WeChat / USDT — use whichever you already have, with no extra channels to set up.
Browsing content and destinations are not logged · A username + password is all you need
One account can be online on any number of devices at once — home, office and pocket devices can all run the same subscription at the same time, with no need to buy a second plan for a second device. Phones, tablets and computers each install their own client, and their connection states don't interfere with one another.
Clients cover five platforms — Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Import the subscription link once and it works across all of them; when you change devices, just import the same subscription on the new device — no repurchase, and no waiting for the old device to go offline.
Unlimited simultaneous devices · Import the same subscription in clients on all five platforms
Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot are sensitive to the region and reputation of the exit IP; an exit that changes often can trigger CAPTCHAs or even rate limits. AI tools use a fixed-region exit, so long conversations and streaming output are less likely to drop.
For command-line, IDE plugin and CI scenarios, pin a single route exit in the client so requests don't land in a different region each time. Web and API access have different network requirements — see the AI access guide for detailed configuration and common questions.
AI tool exits and streaming exits are maintained separately · See the AI access guide for configuration details
Platforms like Netflix, Disney+ and YouTube offer different libraries by region; the route list notes support for each, so you can pick the one that matches the library you want. 4K playback demands far more bandwidth than web browsing, so when choosing a route, look at the bandwidth figures first rather than latency alone.
Streaming routes and AI tool routes are maintained separately, so congestion on one side doesn't affect the other. Library availability changes with each platform's policies — go by actual playback in the client, and if a route doesn't work well, just switch to another.
Streaming support is noted route by route · Compare and choose on the routes page
Within 30 days of payment, if it's not a good fit you can request a refund directly — no need to carry the risk of buying before you try. Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date; if you upgrade mid-cycle, the difference is converted into remaining days, with no double billing.
Data packs are used until they run out and never expire — unused data isn't wiped at the end of the month, which suits usage that varies or tops up a monthly plan that occasionally falls short. The refund terms and process are on the Terms of Use page; take a look before you apply.
30-day no-questions-asked refund · Data packs last until used up and never expire
Clients
Installers and subscription links are both in the user panel: once you've created an account and activated a plan, grab the build for your platform on the Download Clients page, then import the subscription link to connect.
Desktop client with subscription link import and route switching — suited to long office and download sessions.
Get the clientRuns on Apple silicon and Intel Macs; on first launch you'll need to grant network permission in System Settings.
Get the clientA mobile connection card with one-tap connect and quick route switching — made for use on the go.
Get the clientiPhone and iPad client, installed from the App Store; import your subscription and connect, with a quick toggle.
Get the clientWorks in desktop environments and on the command line; after importing your subscription, start it per your distribution's instructions — suited to dev machines and servers.
Get the clientSubscription is available in the user panel after you log in
This page doesn't provide direct installer links or subscription addresses: once you've created an account and activated a plan, get the installer for your platform on the Download Clients page in the user panel, and copy the subscription link on the same page to import into your client. When you change devices, repeat this step on the new device — no repurchase, and no waiting for the old device to go offline.
Monthly plans and data packs
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date; if you upgrade mid-cycle, the difference is converted into remaining days. Data packs last until used up and never expire. All three tiers are monthly — there's no long-term plan you have to buy outright.
Light
9.9CNY / month
Includes 60GB
Standard
18CNY / month
Includes 250GB
Advanced
28CNY / month
Includes 500GB
Payment supports Alipay / WeChat / USDT; 30-day no-questions-asked refund — see the Terms of Use page for details.
¥9.9 / month with 60GB: for light use on one or two devices — looking things up, sending files, the occasional video. If you connect at the office during the day and now and then at home in the evening, this tier is usually enough; if it isn't, you can upgrade to the next tier at any time, with the difference prorated into remaining days, so nothing goes to waste.
¥18 / month with 250GB: for everyday use with a phone, tablet and computer online at the same time, covering both streaming and AI tools. If several devices at home are connected year-round, or you use one subscription for work by day and video by night, this is the most common choice.
¥28 / month with 500GB: for sharing among several people, or heavy use with long downloads and 4K video. Data resets each month on your activation date — your cycle starts the day you activate, so there's no need to track the end of the calendar month.
Data packs: use them up, never expire
Three tiers: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB and ¥658 / 3000GB. Top up when your plan's data occasionally falls short; unused data isn't wiped at the end of the month, and it doesn't affect the reset schedule of your monthly plan.
A few differences
No comparisons with competitors — just a clear account of how this service works, so you can weigh it against your own needs.
Hands-on notes
Route selection, client imports, AI tools and streaming — practical records in reverse chronological order.
Claude judges exit region and IP reputation more strictly than most AI tools: registration, login and long conversations each carry their own risk points. This article gives route type and region recommendations based on those traits, and lists the common practices that tend to trigger risk controls.
Read the full article →API calls have different network requirements from web access: fixed exits, high-concurrency short connections and timeout tolerance for streaming responses all need separate consideration. Aimed at command-line, IDE plugin and CI scenarios, this article compares how different route types perform and gives configuration pointers.
Read the full article →Netflix libraries differ widely by region, and 4K playback demands far more real bandwidth than web browsing. This article compares the library characteristics and unblocking performance of common exit regions, and explains which metrics to look at when choosing a route.
Read the full article →Can several devices use it at once, how is data counted, will it be throttled, do I need to leave it on all the time, what is a subscription link... The ten questions beginners ask most, answered in the order you'll run into them — read it and get started with confidence.
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