No email required
Create an account with a username and password. Keep your login details secure; you can manage your plan, access your subscription and submit support tickets from the same account.
CHATGPT ACCESS · CROSS-BORDER CONNECTIVITY
ChatGPT AccessChoose by purpose Routes
120+ countries / 160+ routes, organized for AI tools, streaming and global sites; no email required and unlimited devices.
- 14-day refunds
- Military-grade encryption
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
14-day refunds
Review the refund policy to see what is covered, then decide whether the service suits your network. If you need help, submit a support ticket from your dashboard.
Military-grade encryption
Encrypted protection for cross-border connections. For everyday security, check website addresses, protect your account password and follow the rules of the platforms you access.
CONNECTION BY KIND
Understand connectionsby use case
Start with what you want to do, then choose a route type. VPNKind presents use case groups separately from route types, so you can compare more than just location names.
Evaluate routes with real tasks
Performance during peak hours depends on your local network, the cross-border path and the destination site. VPNKind labels IEPL dedicated lines, relay and direct routes separately, making it easier to compare paths for the same use case. Try loading a webpage, transferring a file or chatting with an AI tool before deciding which route to keep. If performance drops, keep the destination the same and switch routes to compare. This is more useful than repeatedly refreshing the page and helps distinguish a busy destination service from a connection issue.
IEPL dedicated line / Relay / DirectGrouped by use case
Military-grade encryption and everyday account security
VPNKind uses military-grade encryption to protect data in transit. On shared networks, an encrypted connection is one part of protecting work-related data, but it does not replace a website's own security measures. Check the web address and encryption indicators, avoid entering account credentials on unfamiliar pages, and don't share subscription details publicly. Refer to the privacy policy for information about how data is handled. When choosing a connection service, review transmission protection, account management and privacy terms separately to understand what each covers.
Military-grade encryptionRead the privacy policy
Unlimited devices, shared data allowance
Connect an unlimited number of devices and switch between desktop computers, portable devices and operating systems. Apps are available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux, with account and subscription management in the user dashboard. Device limits and plan data are different: unlimited connections do not mean unlimited data. When choosing a plan, consider video streaming, file downloads and everyday browsing across all your devices. After switching devices, check the subscription status in the app to avoid using an expired configuration.
Unlimited devicesApps for five platforms
Choose an AI use case, then check tool requirements
For ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Cursor, start with the AI Tools group and compare route types as needed. The use case group is a starting point, not a guarantee that every tool should use a direct route. Web chat, streaming responses and IDE plugins may use different connection settings; browser access does not necessarily mean a plugin follows the same route. A connection service does not replace the tool's own account, regional or payment requirements. If login or requests fail, check network connectivity separately from the platform's messages.
AI Tools groupExplore AI tool guides
Check regional and account requirements before streaming
The Streaming group makes it easier to separate viewing from general browsing. Before choosing a route, check the platform's regional requirements and test playback to see if the connection suits your needs. Catalogs, video quality and playback access also depend on your account, content licensing and device—not just the route's location. If playback buffers, check your local network and other downloads first, then try another route in the same use case group. VPNKind provides the connection path; availability is determined by the streaming platform's current rules and results.
Streaming routesView streaming guide
14-day refunds, with details in one place
Assess the connection in the context of your own network. VPNKind offers 14-day refunds; eligibility and process details are in the refund policy. If the service isn't a fit, sign in to your dashboard, include the relevant order details in a support ticket and explain your request. If you also need help troubleshooting, describe the platform, route and error message. Never share your account password or full subscription details. Reading the policy first and contacting support through your account helps keep order checks and connection troubleshooting separate.
14-day refundsView refund policy
Apps for five platformsDesktop and mobile
Alipay / WeChat PayPayment accepted
USDTPayment accepted
Unlimited devicesDevice connections
14-day refundsSee policy for details
PURPOSE → TYPE → REGION
International Routes and How to Choose
Coverage across 120+ countries / 160+ routes. Examples of popular locations and route types are shown below. Check the app for current routes and use case groups; streaming availability should be verified with the platform.
Choose a route based on the task, rather than starting with the nearest location on a map. AI chats need consistent responses, video streaming requires sustained loading, and international sites should load pages and attachments reliably. Start with the relevant use case group, then compare IEPL dedicated lines, relay and direct routes. The location indicates the exit point; the route type describes the path. Neither alone guarantees the overall experience.
IEPL dedicated lines may suit users who prioritize a stable cross-border path; relay routes connect through an intermediate path, while direct routes use a direct connection. Performance can vary by local network, so don't rank options by their labels alone. For a fair comparison, keep the device, destination service and task the same, and check whether your local Wi-Fi is congested. If a route already handles your task reliably, there's no need to switch exits just to try another location.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated line | Check the app's use case groups and test playback |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated line | Check the app's use case groups and test playback |
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Check the app's use case groups and test playback |
| Singapore | Singapore | Direct | Check the app's use case groups and test playback |
| Italy | Milan | Relay | Check the app's use case groups and test playback |
To compare more locations, read about route types first, then check the use case groups in the app.
View all routes →Route status reference
Status figures are for route selection only; test the connection and your task on your own network.
CLIENTS & SUBSCRIPTION
Apps and subscriptionaccess
Sign in to the user dashboard to access your subscription. Sign in to download apps for Windows, macOS, Android and Linux; check the dashboard for iOS access requirements.
To get started, create an account with a username and password—no email required. In the dashboard, check your plan and subscription status, then download the app and setup instructions for your device. Installing the app and getting an active subscription are separate steps: the app establishes the connection, while your plan determines the available service and data. Import your subscription on your own device; don't post its details in public forums or share them with untrusted tools.
After importing, check that routes appear in the app, choose a use case group and connect. Don't just check the connection switch: open the destination site and try a real task, such as sending a chat message, loading a video or accessing a work page. Repeat the check on other devices to help distinguish account configuration issues from device settings. For the full installation, import and verification steps, see the getting started guide. There's no need to look for an installer on the homepage.
MONTHLY OR TRAFFIC PACK
Monthly plans and permanentdata packs
Monthly plans reset data each month on the activation date. Data packs last until used and never expire. Choose a billing option, then compare data allowances; both allow unlimited device connections.
Monthly plan · 60GB
¥9.9/month
For browsing, research and text-based chats. If you stream video or download files infrequently, use your actual data usage to decide whether you need a different plan.
- Includes 60GB of data
- Resets monthly on activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refunds
Monthly plan · 250GB
¥18/month
For mixed use, including text-based work, video streaming and file downloads. Consider usage across all your devices rather than estimating for just one.
- Includes 250GB of data
- Resets monthly on activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refunds
Monthly plan · 500GB
¥28/month
For frequent video streaming and file transfers. The larger data allowance suits ongoing tasks; actual usage depends on content, video quality and download volume.
- Includes 500GB of data
- Resets monthly on activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refunds
Occasional use? Consider a data pack
¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB
Data packs last until used and never expire. If you mainly need access while traveling, for a short-term project or for occasional tasks on international sites, compare packs with monthly plans: monthly plans allocate data by month, while data packs are used as needed. Consider how often you'll connect rather than choosing by total data alone.
Data allowances don't translate directly into a fixed number of viewing hours or chat messages. Video quality, attachment size, background syncing and repeated downloads all affect usage. If you use the same account across devices, plan for their combined usage. After getting started, use the dashboard's data figures and your own task history to choose an allowance—not just one download or viewing session.
If you upgrade a monthly plan partway through, the price difference is prorated against the remaining days. Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay or USDT; check orders and plan status in the dashboard. VPNKind offers 14-day refunds; see the refund policy for details. Plan selection, payment confirmation and refund requests are separate steps. For order issues, submit a support ticket from your account so the relevant records can be checked.
Prices, reset schedules and data pack terms are listed together on the plans page for easy comparison.
View all plans →READ BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Route selection and usageguides
New to connection settings? Start with the complete beginner's guide. If you can connect but something still isn't working, read our developer route-selection and networking articles.
VPNs for Beginners: What They Are, How to Choose One, Get Started and Test Your Connection
Understand how cross-border connectivity relates to a subscription, then follow the steps to choose a service, get started, connect and test it. A practical guide for anyone unsure how apps, accounts and routes work together.
Read the guide →How to Set Up a VPN on Android: A Step-by-Step Beginner's Guide
Install the app and import your subscription, then check VPN permissions and battery settings before testing the exit route. Follow the steps to find problems without repeatedly reinstalling the app and overlooking system settings.
Read the guide →Free vs. Paid VPNs: Comparing the Trade-Offs in Speed, Data and Privacy
When comparing services, look beyond whether they charge: check data limits, speed restrictions and how they handle data. Consider your actual tasks, from occasional browsing to regular work, and identify which terms matter to you.
Read the guide →If ChatGPT works in your browser but a Cursor plugin or API request fails, you may not need a different plan. Apps can have separate network settings, and command-line tools may not share the browser's configuration. Read the route selection guide for AI API developers to check your exit route, connection stability and timeout messages, then use the complete AI tools troubleshooting guide to organize what you've found.
When choosing a service, separate verifiable facts from performance you'll need to test. You can check plan prices, data resets, device limits and refund terms in advance; connection quality on your local network should be tested with your own tasks. VPNKind groups routes by use case to help narrow down your options, but you should still check the destination platform's regional, account and content rules. Learn the details before connecting, and you'll have a clearer next step if anything goes wrong.
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