VPNXB60GB monthly plan
¥9.9/month
A good fit for web browsing, research, and text-based tools. Check your actual data needs before choosing.
- 60GB included per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 60-day money-back guarantee
VPNrecommendationsCross-border routes
One subscription for international routes and unlimited devices.
New·AI tools access guide→- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Bank-grade encryption
- Alipay / WeChat / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- Windows
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
- Linux
- Japan
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- United States
- Italy
ROUTE DIRECTORY
Regional routes and cross-border access
Choose a location first, then check the service you want to access. Route coverage shows the available choices; your experience also depends on your local network, connection protocol, and the service's response.
VPNXB offers international routes across 100+ countries and 180+ routes. The locations below are common starting points for matching your destination with an exit location. Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong are options for access in Asia; for content in the United States or Italy, start by checking a route in the relevant location. Country names indicate the selected exit location and do not guarantee that every website will identify it the same way.
When choosing a route, distance from your device on a map is only one factor. Traffic may pass through intermediate networks, and peering between providers can affect the connection. First check whether the target site loads, then see if page assets, file transfers, or video playback remain stable. If several routes are available in the same location, compare them on the same network; switching locations at different times makes it harder to pinpoint the cause.
Location detection and content availability
Streaming platforms may check your exit location, account region, content rights, and payment details. A successful connection does not guarantee access to a particular library. For Netflix or Japanese catalogs, check the platform's prompts; properties such as a residential IP should be confirmed in the client's route details, not inferred from a city name.
The table below does not claim that any city uses a particular dedicated line or guarantee that specific titles will play. Visit the routes page for more locations and selection tips.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming availability checks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | Check the client | Check the Japanese catalog and account region |
| Singapore | Singapore | Check the client | Check the platform's regional rules |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Check the client | Check local content rights |
| United States | Los Angeles | Check the client | Check the US catalog and account access |
| Italy | Milan | Check the client | Check the platform's regional rules |
Route status is provided as a reference when choosing a route; it is not a speed test from your device. Check performance on your own network. The connection status in the illustrative window does not mean a visitor is connected.
View all routes →Connection experience and service details
Consider use case, protocol, and account separately. Device limits, monthly data, and refund terms each have specific definitions, and route selection should follow a repeatable checking process.
Peak-hour connections: identify where congestion occurs
Delays during peak hours can come from your local Wi-Fi, provider peering, or the destination service. When comparing international routes, use the same network and similar conditions; a single page load is not enough to draw long-term conclusions. VPNXB offers routes in different locations so you can choose an exit that suits your destination. After connecting, check a webpage, then observe continuous playback or data transfer. If routes in the same location perform differently, keep the one that works better on your current network. Wider coverage gives you more choices, but does not guarantee speed at all times.
What to check
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Bank-grade encryption with the right client settings
Bank-grade encryption is a key security feature of VPNXB. During use, distinguish between the route connection, a website's own encryption, and device permissions: each serves a different purpose, and none replaces the others. The dashboard lists protocols such as Trojan, VLESS, and Hysteria2; check the client subscription for currently available options. Use connection settings supported by your client, and don't change parameters just because a protocol name sounds newer. When accessing important accounts, verify the website domain and connection prompts, and keep your password and subscription details secure. A connection service does not replace website authentication.
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See the technical reference for protocol trade-offs and use cases.
Read the protocol reference →Unlimited devices; data depends on your plan
VPNXB supports unlimited devices connected at the same time, making it easy to switch between desktop and mobile. Supported platforms include Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux; find the client and subscription links in the user panel. Device limits and plan data are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data, so usage across devices still depends on your plan. After importing the subscription, check the connection and proxy settings on each device. When switching devices, get the information you need from the panel. Don't share your subscription link publicly or post it in a public forum.
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Get the client from your panel →Access to AI tools: separate connectivity from platform eligibility
When using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, loading the site, signing in, and using its features are separate checks. VPNXB's international routes can support cross-border access, but you must still follow the platform's service availability and account rules. For issues such as Claude connectivity, first determine whether the problem occurs during connection or at the account stage, then decide whether to change routes. Keeping the same exit location during a session can reduce variables when troubleshooting. If the platform displays an eligibility or payment message, check its guidance rather than repeatedly switching locations in the hope that a route will resolve everything.
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Read the AI tools access guide →Streaming by region: a connection does not guarantee catalog access
Streaming access depends on your exit location, account details, and content rights. Playback on Netflix, Disney+, or YouTube can also be affected by your local network, video quality, and the platform's response. VPNXB offers routes in different locations, but does not guarantee ongoing access to any title or catalog. To check, see which location the platform detects, then play the content and observe buffering and continuity; reaching the homepage alone does not confirm the full viewing experience. For HD streaming, factor data usage into your plan choice rather than comparing device limits alone.
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Read the streaming access guide →60-day money-back guarantee: review the terms before deciding
Plan pricing is one part of the decision; review the refund terms before choosing, too. VPNXB offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. See the refund policy for the specific terms and instructions. To assess the service, consider your usual locations, devices, and actual use cases rather than relying on an illustrative window or a single connection. For order issues, submit a request through the support ticket area in your user panel and keep your order details. Refund terms and plan data rules apply separately; monthly resets and non-expiring data packages are defined in their respective terms.
One consistent path from account to subscription
Create an account with a username and password—no email address required. In the user panel, view plans and get client and subscription details, then import the subscription link on your device. The marketing site explains routes and policies; account actions are handled in the panel, giving you one place to return for orders, subscriptions, and support tickets.
Verify your connection after importing
A successful import means the client has read the subscription; it does not mean every app is using the selected route. First confirm the client shows a connection, then open the target site and check that its content loads. If something goes wrong, note the error and selected location, then check your network and settings step by step. New users can start with the quick-start guide; experienced users can consult the protocol reference. Avoid changing several options at once, which can make the cause harder to find.
Read the quick-start guide →SUBSCRIPTION DESK
Monthly plans and data packages
Choose a billing option that fits how often you use it. Monthly plans suit regular use; data packages last until used and never expire.
Monthly data resets on the activation date. Mid-cycle upgrades are calculated as a price difference converted into remaining days. Devices are unlimited, but your data allowance still depends on your plan.
250GB monthly plan
¥18/month
For more frequent cross-border access or switching between desktop and mobile. Keep an eye on total usage if video and file transfers make up a large share.
- 250GB included per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 60-day money-back guarantee
500GB monthly plan
¥28/month
For users who need a larger monthly data allowance. More data does not guarantee access to a specific website or a particular route speed.
- 500GB included per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 60-day money-back guarantee
Data packages: use as you go, never expire
¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB
Data packages remain available until used and never expire. The difference from a monthly plan is how data is consumed—not a monthly price converted into a longer term. They may suit occasional access or irregular usage; for regular use, compare monthly plans against your needs. Never expiring does not mean unlimited data: usage still counts toward your package allowance.
Compare plans by looking at data usage first
Text pages, AI chats, video playback, and file transfers use different amounts of data, so online time alone is not a reliable way to estimate your needs. Check actual usage on your device or in the client, then choose a monthly data allowance. Consider simultaneous use across platforms, too: unlimited devices addresses the number of connections, while your plan determines the available data. If you're still figuring out your usage habits, start with your most common tasks rather than choosing based only on price.
For a mid-cycle upgrade, the price difference is converted into remaining days; don't assume it starts a full new term. Monthly data resets on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. Check your account and plan details in the panel, and review billing and data rules on the full plans page before choosing.
Review payment and refunds separately
VPNXB accepts Alipay, WeChat, and USDT, and offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. Check payment methods, data allowances, device limits, and refund terms separately; one condition does not imply an extra discount. This plan preview lists only the prices and data allowances in the facts provided, without using unverified discounts or speed-test figures to influence comparisons.
When choosing a routing service, clear information about supported platforms and account access, verifiable billing rules, and a connection process you can test on your own network are more useful than vague speed claims. VPNXB presents these details separately in guides, the protocol reference, and plan pages, so you can find information relevant to your current question instead of guessing at conditions from a single block of promotional copy.
FIELD NOTES
Guides to routes and getting started
Start with the task at hand. Installation, live streaming, and choosing a plan each have their own guide—different problems don't all call for switching routes.
New users can install the client, grant system permissions, and import a subscription before checking whether the connection works with the target app. If you're already connected, explore guides based on your budget or content needs. The articles explain how to distinguish network issues from platform rules; they don't replace plan terms or turn a single experience into a lasting guarantee. Consider your device, network, and target service together to find advice that fits.
VPN FAQs for beginners: devices, data, and connections
How does data work across multiple devices? Does the connection need to stay on? What should you check first when things slow down? This guide separates account rules from network troubleshooting to help new users follow a clear setup process.
Read article →How to use a VPN on Mac: macOS setup for beginners
Follow the setup in order: install the client, grant system permissions, import the subscription link, and verify the connection. Learn to distinguish permission prompts, client connection status, and the target website's response so you don't miss the final checks after installation.
Read article →Choosing a VPN for live sports: latency and peak-hour connections
Live sports streaming depends on both uninterrupted playback and how quickly buffering recovers. This guide breaks down route paths, peak-hour congestion, and platform response to explain why a website loading successfully does not guarantee smooth playback throughout a live event.
Read article →Budget planning and Japanese anime streaming each call for different considerations: compare billing options, data allowances, and usage frequency for the former; check location detection and content rights for the latter. The blog keeps these topics easy to find as your needs change. For account or order issues, use the support ticket area in your user panel rather than treating general troubleshooting advice as a resolution for a specific order.