VPNSong offers international routes across 120+ countries / 230+ routes.
No email address required—create an account with a username and password.
30-day refundsNo logsAlipay · WeChat Pay · USDTUnlimited devices
Explore features the way you browse routes: check the requirements, then see if they fit your devices, use cases, and billing preferences.
Your experience during peak hours depends on your local network and the services you use. VPNSong offers a choice of international routes. Start by choosing a destination region, then compare route types and check page loads, sustained requests, and video playback. If things slow down, pause background transfers and check your local connection before trying another route in the same region. Avoid changing several variables at once. IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes, and direct connections describe different paths, not fixed speed tiers; performance depends on your current network.
VPNSong's privacy commitment is to keep no logs. You can create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Privacy policy and account security are separate considerations: a no-logs policy does not guarantee how every website, app, or local device handles your activity. Keep your password and subscription details secure. Don’t post your subscription URL publicly or share account credentials with unfamiliar tools. For details on data handling and user responsibilities, refer to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Connect as many devices as you need, and switch between desktop and mobile. Device limits and plan data allowances are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data. Keep an eye on usage when multiple devices are transferring data at once. Platform permissions, background activity, and network settings vary, so import the configuration and verify the connection on each device. For a new device, get the client and subscription from the user panel rather than copying an outdated configuration from another device. Keep account details private.
When using AI tools such as Gemini, network connectivity is only one part of the equation. The platform’s regional policies, account eligibility, and service status also matter. Check which regions the service supports, then choose an appropriate route and keep the exit region consistent throughout your session. If the site loads but a feature doesn’t work, check the platform’s guidance instead of switching routes repeatedly. VPNSong provides international connectivity options, but does not grant access to third-party accounts or guarantee that every feature is available in every region.
Streaming access depends on the content region, your account entitlements, and your route. Platforms such as Netflix may change their catalogs and how they identify exit locations; a route name is no guarantee of access to a particular catalog or video quality. Choose a region, open the content details, then try playback and check for buffering. Seeing the home page doesn’t mean the content you want is available. If the platform shows an account or regional restriction, follow its instructions. To compare routes fairly, use the same device and content so you can distinguish network issues from app issues.
VPNSong offers 30-day refunds, no questions asked. Before choosing a plan, review the refund policy for instructions on how to request one and the applicable terms. Once you start using the service, evaluate it with the sites, devices, and networks you use regularly rather than relying on a one-off connection. For order or refund questions, open a ticket in the user panel and include the relevant order details. The refund policy helps reduce uncertainty when choosing a service; it doesn’t replace checking the plan’s data allowance, billing method, and conditions beforehand.
Browse by region and route type. This sample route playlist is for illustration only; it does not guarantee current connectivity or streaming availability. Available cities and routes are shown in the client.
| Country/Region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Check the client | IEPL dedicated line | Test with the service you use |
| Japan | Check the client | Relayed | Test with the service you use |
| Hong Kong | Check the client | IEPL dedicated line | Test with the service you use |
| United States | Check the client | Direct | Test with the service you use |
| Netherlands | Check the client | Relayed | Test with the service you use |
| Italy | Check the client | Direct | Test with the service you use |
If you need a service in a specific region, check its regional requirements first, then choose a route in an eligible region. Everyday browsing, file transfers, and video streaming have different network needs, so don’t judge a route by its name alone. IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes, and direct connections describe different paths. Your local carrier, time of day, and the destination site’s response can all affect performance.
When comparing routes, keep the device, local network, and content the same; change only the route. If one route performs poorly, try another path in the same region first. Try a different region only if the service allows it. For apps that require account verification or sustained sessions, keep the exit location consistent to avoid triggering extra checks.
Choose a route based on your actual experience. If you have connection issues, check your local network and client settings first, then find help by topic in the Help Center.
Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Find the client download in the user panel. Sign in to the panel to get your subscription.
For browsing and office work on desktop. Get the client and subscription after signing in.
Get the clientFollow your system’s setup prompts, then check that the connection works after importing the configuration.
Get the clientSee the instructions in the panel. The panel determines the requirements for obtaining the client.
Get the clientCheck network permissions after setup and verify the connection again when you switch networks.
Get the clientGet the client and subscription from the panel, then configure them for your environment.
Get the clientUse your account to sign in to the panel, view orders, and manage usage. The client establishes a connection on your device. The subscription imports the route configurations available to your account into the client. You can create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Installing the client alone doesn’t import a subscription. After importing, choose a route and test the service you want to use.
First, make sure the configuration shown in the client belongs to your current account. Choose a region that suits your use, connect, and open a site you use regularly. If your browser works but another app doesn’t, check that app’s proxy settings and system permissions. When switching devices, get the required information from the panel again. If you submit a support ticket, include the platform, network environment, and error message; don’t post your subscription URL publicly. See the getting started guide for the full walkthrough.
Choose a billing option based on how often you use the service, then pick a data allowance that matches your usage. Monthly plans reset each month on the activation date; data packages last until used and never expire.
¥9.9/month
A good fit if you want to get a sense of your regular usage and mainly browse the web, look up information, and make occasional connections.
¥18/month
A good fit for frequent use across desktop and mobile, with more data to spare.
¥28/month
A good fit for frequent video streaming or file transfers. Actual usage depends on content, video quality, and your habits.
¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB
A good fit if your usage is occasional or varies over time and you prefer to pay for the data you use. Data packages last until used and don’t reset monthly. They’re billed differently from monthly plans, so compare the total price, data allowance, and how often you use the service.
View all plans →Plan tiers distinguish price and included data; a higher price does not guarantee a faster connection. Check your actual usage in the user panel before deciding whether to change tiers. Multiple devices can be online at once, but video streaming, background syncing, and downloads all use data. There’s no contradiction between unlimited devices and a limited data allowance.
Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is adjusted for the remaining days. To check how an upgrade affects your account, review the order and plan details in the panel; an upgrade does not restart a full billing cycle.
Payment options include Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. In the panel, confirm the plan name, price, billing method, and data allowance before following the on-screen steps. Your order status is shown in the user panel. VPNSong offers 30-day refunds, no questions asked. Review the Refund Policy before requesting one. For order or payment issues, contact support through a panel ticket so the relevant details can be checked.
When choosing an international network service, compare coverage, device requirements, and billing rules together. VPNSong brings these details into one flow: browse routes, choose a data plan, then sign in to get the client and subscription. No email address required and unlimited devices are clear service conditions; actual performance still depends on your usual network and the services you use.
Find advice based on what you’re working on, from comparing plans and setting up devices to diagnosing a connection. These articles explain how to assess your options without relying on a single metric.
Learn how to use the service on multiple devices, how data is calculated and reset, whether you need to stay connected, and how to move your configuration to a new device. Start by understanding how your account, plan, and client work together, then check your settings one by one.
Read the guide →First, check which region your target service uses, then compare the different paths offered by IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes, and direct connections. Use the same device and content for each test to avoid skewing your results with frequent route changes.
Read the guide →Learn how latency, jitter, and packet loss affect gameplay, and when game accelerators or proxies may be useful. Before switching routes, check how the app connects and whether your local network is working properly.
Read the guide →For a detailed comparison of route types, billing options, device requirements, and support, read the international network service buying guide.