International access service

Free VPN Fast, stable access

Choose a connection by region and route type, with 110+ countries / 180+ routes, unlimited devices online at once, and registration with no email address required.

Windows Android iOS macOS Linux
United States Singapore Hong Kong Japan Netherlands
30-day refund Bank-grade encryption Unlimited devices Alipay · WeChat Pay · USDT
ROUTE DESKUS
Connected IEPL route
Los Angeles route · Hysteria2
United States · Los Angeles
International route routing
Hysteria2
110+ countries · 180+ routes
PLAN SCALESG
60GB 250GB 500GB
Singapore · Relay
Usage-based tiers
VLESS
Bank-grade encryption
MEDIA ROUTEHK
Netflix Available
YouTube Available
Hong Kong · Direct
Streaming routes
Trojan
No email required
DEVICE BAYJP
Win macOS iOS Android Linux
Japan · Tokyo · IEPL route
Multi-device connections
Shadowsocks
110+ countries · 180+ routes No email required Bank-grade encryption

DISPATCH BOARD

Routing desk bulletin

Six practical guides cover connection quality, security, devices, tools, streaming, and refunds. Each explains the problem it addresses and what to watch for when choosing a route.

View routes and protocols
Peak hours · IEPL route connected

Speed and peak-hour stability

The cross-border connection experience depends on more than momentary speed; consistent availability during peak hours matters more. VPNJU labels direct, relay, and IEPL routes separately, so users can switch by region, purpose, and current network conditions. If work calls, sustained downloads, or high-definition video become unstable, switching to another route topology in the same region is often more effective than simply chasing the nearest location.

Bank-grade encryption · Tunnel established

Privacy and security boundaries

This service uses bank-grade encryption to protect data transmitted between devices and route entry points, making it suitable for switching between home, office, and public networks. Encryption reduces the risk of direct interception during transmission; it does not replace account security settings. Use unique passwords and additional verification for frequently used sites, review subscription sources in the client regularly, and always obtain client and subscription details from the VPNJU user panel.

Unlimited simultaneous devices

One account works across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux with unlimited simultaneous devices. Family computers, tablets, and everyday devices can share one subscription without repeatedly changing accounts for new devices. Each device can still choose its own route: use a low-variance route for a work computer, the relevant region for a streaming device, and a protocol that connects quickly and recovers promptly after network changes on mobile devices.

AI Tools connectivity

When using AI Tools, a stable session is usually more important than a brief speed peak. Long-form generation, file processing, and ongoing conversations need a consistent exit region; frequent route changes may trigger a new login or interrupt the session. Choose a region where the target service is available, then compare relay and dedicated routes in that region. Once connected, keep the same exit when possible and switch to a backup route only when noticeable instability appears.

Streaming access

Streaming routes are organized by region and available services to reduce unproductive testing across Netflix, YouTube, and similar use cases. Library access and stable playback are separate questions: the former depends on the exit region, while the latter is also affected by the local network, video quality, and route congestion. Before playback, fix the route and reopen the app. If the library is visible but buffering persists, try an IEPL or relay route in the same region.

30-day refund

Whether a route is suitable must be verified with your own ISP, location, and everyday devices. VPNJU offers a 30-day refund, keeping testing focused on real use: whether connections work during your usual hours, whether the target region fits, and whether multiple devices import successfully. Install the client first, then test everyday work, web access, and streaming separately, keeping the route combination that works best.

ROUTE FIRST

Choose by purpose, then by distance

A nearby location usually helps reduce baseline latency, but it is not necessarily more stable at every hour. For everyday web access, start with a nearby region; for cross-region work, prioritize the area where the target service is located; for sustained transfers and high-definition video, compare the stability of dedicated and relay routes. VPNJU displays region, city, route type, and protocol separately, instead of reducing each option to a node name with no clear use case.

CLEAR ACCOUNT

Straightforward registration and plan details

Registration requires no email address; a username and password are enough. Plans are tiered by monthly data, while data packs remain available until used and never expire. This makes it easy to distinguish regular use from occasional use without mixing monthly subscriptions and data packs into one billing model. Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported, and the plans page lists the price and upgrade rules for each tier.

DEVICE ROUTING

Assign routes independently by device

Unlimited devices means more than a connection count: devices do not have to share one exit. Keep a work route fixed on a computer, choose a protocol that reconnects quickly on mobile devices, and connect streaming devices to the relevant region. With this setup, changing the route on one device does not force every other device to adjust, making it better suited to family sharing and multi-device work environments.

ROUTE PREVIEW

Global route preview and selection guide

The following examples show routes in commonly used regions. The full network covers 110+ countries / 180+ routes; in actual use, filter by region and route type in the user panel. The table illustrates route structure and does not use a single latency or load figure as a substitute for real-world testing.

Country or region City Route type Protocol Streaming
Asia routes
Hong KongHong KongDirectTrojanNetflix / YouTube
SingaporeSingaporeRelayVLESSNetflix / YouTube
JapanTokyoIEPL routeShadowsocksNetflix / YouTube
Routes in the Americas and Europe
United StatesLos AngelesIEPL routeHysteria2Netflix / YouTube
United StatesNew YorkRelayVLESSNetflix / YouTube
NetherlandsAmsterdamDirectTrojanNetflix / YouTube

Direct routes

The device connects directly to the target region, with a clear path structure suited to general web access, lightweight tools, and backup connections. Direct performance is more sensitive to the local ISP and international gateway. If it works normally during the day but becomes unstable at peak hours, switch to a relay or dedicated route in the same region instead of changing the target country first.

Relay routes

The connection first enters a relay point and is then sent to the target region. Its value lies in reorganizing the international path when a direct connection from the local network to the target region is unstable. A relay is not automatically better because it is shorter; judge it by the target service region and sustained connection performance, and keep the exit stable once selected for work sessions.

IEPL route

Dedicated routes are better suited to peak-hour stability, sustained transfers, and video playback. They do not change the quality of the local network, so close bandwidth-heavy background tasks during testing and observe performance during your usual hours. If the issue occurs in only one app, also check the app's region and account settings.

PLANS

Choose a plan by monthly usage

Monthly subscription data resets each month on the activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Every tier supports unlimited devices and includes a 30-day refund.

Monthly subscription

60GB

¥9.9/month

Suitable for web browsing, text communication, lightweight AI Tools, and occasional cross-border work. If your main tasks are research, email, and short sessions, this tier makes it easy to validate your usual regions and device setup first.

  • 60GB per month
  • Unlimited devices
  • 30-day refund
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Monthly subscription

500GB

¥28/month

Suitable for frequent video, longer file transfers, and shared use across multiple household devices. Estimate your usual app usage before choosing, then consider video quality and viewing time rather than looking only at the number of devices.

  • 500GB per month
  • Unlimited devices
  • 30-day refund
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How to estimate the right tier

Start by observing your two most common activities: video usually determines the data ceiling, while browsing, messaging, and lightweight work determine connection frequency. If you mainly browse research materials, 60GB can help validate actual demand. For daily use that includes video, compare 250GB and 500GB. Family sharing does not require buying separately by device, but estimate the combined usage of all devices.

Upgrades and payment methods

Monthly subscription data resets each month on the activation date, and a mid-cycle upgrade prorates the difference across the remaining days. Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported. Registration requires no email address; use a username and password, keep your account details secure, and access plans, clients, and subscriptions through the user panel.

FIELD NOTES

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