Cross-border network access · Subscription service

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Cross-border access that stays connected

100+ countries / 190+ routes, with plans from ¥9.9/month. Unlimited devices and no email required to create an account.

  • 60-day money-back guarantee
  • Quantum encryption
  • Unlimited devices
  • Alipay · WeChat Pay · USDT
Apps
  • Windows
  • Android
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • Linux
Popular routes
  • Singapore
  • Japan
  • United States
  • Hong Kong
  • Canada
Routes / Security / Devices

Organized by use case for cross-border access

Start with route selection, then review privacy and billing, and finally connect your subscription on your everyday devices. Each section helps with a practical decision.

Routes and speed

Choose a route for peak hours and streaming

Stability depends on the full connection path

Your experience during peak hours depends on more than the exit location. Your local network, connection path, and destination site all play a part. I6VPN offers IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections as factors to consider when choosing a route for a specific use. If a page loads slowly, first check that your local network is working, then compare routes in the same region. This helps avoid session changes caused by switching regions repeatedly. For everyday use, keep a preferred exit location and switch to an alternative path only when needed. “No dropped connections” is a routing goal, not a guarantee for every network environment.

Check the region before streaming

Before watching, check the region associated with your account and the content you want to access, then choose a suitable exit location. Netflix, Disney+, and other platforms have different content libraries, account eligibility requirements, and playback rules. A working connection does not mean every title will be available. I6VPN provides cross-border network access, but actual picture quality still depends on the source, device, platform settings, and current network. Test playback on the device you use most before settling on a route. If you see a region notice, check the exit location and platform rules rather than relying only on speed test results.

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Different connection paths in the same region
  • IEPL dedicated line · Focuses on the cross-border transmission path
  • Relay · Connects to an exit through an intermediate node
  • Direct · Connects straight to the destination node
Choose an exit for your needs

For video, check the content region; for work, prioritize session stability. See the user panel for available routes.

Regions and connection paths

Global routes: start with your use case, then choose a region

Coverage includes 100+ countries and 190+ routes. The table below highlights popular locations to help you choose a route; it does not guarantee streaming content availability.

Country or regionCity or node locationRoute typeStreaming notes
SingaporeRefer to node labels in the panelRefer to the available types in the panelCheck your account region and the platform’s content library
JapanRefer to node labels in the panelRefer to the available types in the panelFirst check that the title is available in this region
United StatesRefer to node labels in the panelRefer to the available types in the panelStreaming platforms determine playback eligibility
Hong KongHong KongIEPL dedicated lineCheck the region and the platform’s rules
CanadaRefer to node labels in the panelRefer to the available types in the panelCheck the exit location, then test playback

Nearby regions don’t necessarily mean the same connection path

Start by checking which regions your target service supports. This is more useful than choosing the first route on a list. For international websites, choose a region that fits your needs; for streaming, check the content library; and for remote work or AI coding, prioritize a stable exit during each session. A region in the route name generally identifies the exit location, not the entire transmission path, and geographic distance alone does not determine speed.

IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections describe different ways to connect. Dedicated lines focus on the cross-border transmission segment, relays use intermediate nodes to organize the path, and direct connections go straight to the destination node. There is no universal ranking independent of network conditions: your local carrier, time of day, destination service, and client settings can all affect results. Compare routes on the same device and in the same app, then keep the one that suits your everyday needs instead of switching regions frequently.

To verify a connection, open a regular website first, then try the app you actually need. If a website loads but a video won’t play, check the platform’s region, account permissions, and content rules. If websites work but an editor request fails, check the plugin’s own network settings. For troubleshooting, record the affected app, selected region, and client message—this is more useful than simply reporting “slow speed.” If you need help, open a ticket in the user panel and include these details.

Monthly plans / Data packages

Choose a data plan based on how often you use it

Choose a monthly plan for regular use, or compare data packages for occasional use. Estimate your combined needs for video, file transfers, and multiple devices before selecting an allowance.

Monthly plan

60GB

¥9.9/month

60GB / month

  • Unlimited devices
  • Quantum encryption
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

A good option if you want to assess your needs with web browsing, documents, and everyday tools. If you often stream HD video, keep an eye on your remaining allowance.

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Monthly plan

250GB

¥18/month

250GB / month

  • Unlimited devices
  • Quantum encryption
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

A good option to compare if you alternate between work tools and video. Whether it’s enough depends on your video quality, download habits, and combined usage across devices.

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Monthly plan

500GB

¥28/month

500GB / month

  • Unlimited devices
  • Quantum encryption
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

A good option if you expect to stream more video, transfer files, or use multiple devices. A larger allowance doesn’t guarantee video quality; test playback to see how it works for you.

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Monthly plans: reset on your activation date

Monthly plan data resets on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. Before scheduling file transfers or extended viewing, check your current allowance and billing cycle in the user panel. When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Review the information shown in the panel before proceeding; an upgrade does not mean a new full billing cycle starts.

When choosing an allowance, consider more than the habits of a single device. Unlimited devices lets you connect your everyday devices, but you still need to account for their combined data use. Background sync, app updates, and changes in video quality can all affect consumption. Track your actual usage first, then decide whether to adjust your plan.

Data packages: use until depleted

Data packages never expire: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, ¥658/3000GB. They suit occasional cross-border access when you prefer to pay based on cumulative usage. Never expires refers to the package validity period; it does not mean unlimited data or that a package is the best fit for every use case.

When comparing billing options, first consider whether you’ll use the service regularly each month, then check whether the allowance fits your habits. Monthly plans reset data on a set schedule, while data packages draw down until depleted. There’s no need to choose a larger allowance in advance if your needs are uncertain. See the plans page for full pricing and billing details.

Compare services using details you can verify

I6VPN makes it easier to compare using clearly stated route coverage, device rules, data allowances, and a refund guarantee—not speed figures detached from real-world conditions. Coverage across 100+ countries and 190+ routes offers more choice, but doesn’t mean every location suits every task. Unlimited devices removes the need to choose which devices can connect; it doesn’t give each device a separate allowance. Compare these factors separately to find what you actually need.

Payment methods include Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. Before paying, check your selected plan, amount, and billing method. After payment, view your order and subscription status in the user panel. The 60-day money-back guarantee lets you evaluate whether the service suits you; see the refund policy for how to apply. Refunds, plan pricing, monthly resets, and data package validity are separate terms, so review each one on its own.

One consistent path from account to client

No email is required to create an account with a username and password. Keep your login details safe, then go to the user panel to get the client for your platform. After signing in, you can get the client for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. The iOS download entry is available while your plan is active; check the panel for details. Manage both your client and subscription in the panel, making it easy to find them again when you switch devices.

After configuring the client, don’t stop at checking whether the connection toggle is on. First make sure international websites load, then test your everyday tools, video, and work apps, and choose an exit location for your needs. The guides walk through getting your subscription, connecting a client, and verifying access. If you’re already connected and just want to understand route types or billing options, continue to the buying guide instead of repeating the setup process.

Guides and Networking

From choosing a route to verifying your connection

Browse by question: start with the full setup process if you’re new, or explore route selection and app settings if you’re already connected.

Connection issues can originate at different points. Check your local network, client, exit region, and target app separately; this is usually more effective than repeatedly changing configurations. Keep your current working setup and adjust only settings related to the issue. Once you’ve verified a fix, apply it to other devices. Changing several things at once makes it harder to identify the cause.