Monthly plan 60GB
¥9.9 / month
For browsing websites, research, and text-based tools. Track your actual usage first, then decide whether you need a larger allowance.
- 60GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
No email required · Create an account with a username
VPN for China, connect to international sitesin one tap
Choose a route for what you need: AI tools, streaming, or everyday browsing.
- 60-day refund policy
- No-logs policy
- Alipay · WeChat Pay · USDT
- Unlimited devices
- Platforms
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
- Popular routes
- Hong Kong
- United States
- Singapore
- Japan
- Netherlands
- Italy
Use cases / Check before choosing
Choose a route based on your needs
Start with the service you want to access, then choose an exit region, route type, and data plan. Coverage gives you options; it does not guarantee access to every service.
During evening peaks, test your actual use case
Slower evening access can occur on your local network, along a cross-border link, or at the destination service. VPNWant offers IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections, making it easier to compare options for the same destination. When choosing a route, keep the exit region fixed and test with the websites, videos, or work tools you normally use. This avoids changing both the region and client settings at once. Route names are labels, not a substitute for actual connection performance. Note your primary and backup routes separately; checking them in order can help identify the cause more easily than switching at random.
View DetailsTarget service → Exit region → Route type → Test access
Consider the no-logs policy separately from account management
VPNWant follows a no-logs policy. To understand privacy practices, read about network activity separately from account and subscription management: the handling of account details such as usernames, plans, and support tickets is described in the privacy policy. No email address is needed to create an account; use a username and password. Keep your login details and subscription link safe, and do not post them in public forums. A network connection service does not provide account permissions for destination websites or prevent those sites from collecting their own information. Reading the policy before use gives you a fuller picture than relying on a single privacy label.
View DetailsNo-logs policy · No email required · Keep your subscription link safe
Use your everyday devices without a device limit
VPNWant allows unlimited simultaneous devices and supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Use a computer for documents, a tablet for research, and mobile devices for everyday browsing; get the client for each operating system and import your subscription. Unlimited devices does not mean data is allocated separately to each one, so keep an eye on the data allowance in your chosen plan. First verify the connection on a device you use often, then configure the others one by one. Client downloads and subscription access are available in the user panel; return to the same place when setting up a replacement device to avoid using an outdated configuration.
View DetailsWindows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
Unlimited simultaneous devices; data depends on your plan.
For AI tools, check supported regions first
If ChatGPT will not open, first distinguish a network connection issue from an account problem or a service-region notice. Choose an exit region supported by the tool, then check whether the page loads, sign-in completes, and requests return normally. VPNWant's international routes are for network access; they do not include memberships for third-party tools or replace those platforms' own usage rules. For ongoing work, keep the exit region consistent where possible. If you need another route, try a different type in the same region first. Save the exact error message and use the guide to check the issue; this is usually more helpful than reporting only that the service does not work.
View DetailsRegion requirements → Page loads → Account sign-in → Request returns
For streaming, check catalog access and playback separately
Streaming services such as Netflix determine available content based on account details, exit region, and platform policies. Before choosing a route, check the service's own support information, then test the program you want to watch; a region name alone does not confirm availability. Reaching the home page does not mean every title will play. Playback quality also depends on your device, account permissions, and local network. VPNWant offers routes in different regions; check the service's information and verify access yourself. If a video buffers, first check your local connection, then compare backup routes in the same region.
View DetailsExit region ≠ guaranteed catalog access
Check support information, then test the title you want to watch.
60-day refund policy
VPNWant offers a 60-day refund policy. Before choosing a plan, read the refund policy alongside the plan details to make sure the billing method suits how you expect to use the service. After starting, test it against your actual needs: check whether your usual websites load, your devices are configured, and the experience works on your network. To request a refund, submit a ticket through the user panel and check the policy for eligibility and handling details. Keep connection issues and refund requests separate; describing your usage and request clearly helps support understand what you need.
View DetailsRead the refund policy → Submit a support ticket in the panel → Check the response
Evaluate a service by checking its details
VPNWant lists regions, route types, data allowances, and refund terms separately. When comparing similar services, follow the same order: check the requirements of your destination website, confirm client support, then compare billing. The number of routes alone cannot tell you what the experience will be like, and a plan price alone cannot show whether it suits long-term use. Comparing the same criteria makes it easier to spot the differences that affect everyday access.
You do not need to change every setting at once during setup. Create an account, review the plans and client options in the panel, then follow a guide to import your subscription. Once connected, keep the working settings and add other devices as needed. If an issue comes up, note your operating system, the client message, and the destination service; do not confuse account permissions, data status, and route connectivity. See the service selection guide for a step-by-step comparison.
Route overview / Regions and types
International route preview
90+ countries / 150+ routes. The table shows popular regions and route types. Check the panel for city details and current service availability.
A region determines the exit location; a route type describes the connection path. They are not the same thing. For websites with region requirements, first choose a region that meets the platform's rules. For general browsing, start with a familiar region and compare IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections. A shorter geographic distance does not necessarily mean the full connection path is a better fit; the destination website's infrastructure and your local network also affect the result.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Check the panel | IEPL dedicated line | Check service support information |
| United States | Check the panel | Direct | Check service support information |
| Singapore | Check the panel | IEPL dedicated line | Check service support information |
| Japan | Check the panel | Relay | Check service support information |
| Netherlands | Check the panel | Relay | Check service support information |
| Italy | Check the panel | Direct | Check service support information |
IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections are best compared for the same destination, rather than ranked in a fixed order. For ongoing work, consider whether pages load smoothly and sessions remain stable. For video, check whether the title plays and how it buffers. The speed of a single page load is not enough to tell you whether a route suits every task.
Keep working configurations for the regions you use often, and prepare backup routes of different types. If something goes wrong, first check your plan's data and the client's connection status, then try another route in the same region. If the same website shows an error on every route, also check your account status with that service. The route status display below is for reference only; it cannot replace a complete access test from your device to the destination website.
Route status reference
View all routes →Status figures are not personal speed-test results and do not guarantee bandwidth or latency. Choose routes based on the target service's requirements, information in the panel, and your actual experience.
Billing overview / Choose for your usage
Monthly plans and data packages
Monthly plans suit ongoing use; data packages suit usage as needed. Estimate how you browse, then choose a data allowance.
Monthly plan 250GB
¥18 / month
For browsing plus video, file transfers, and access across multiple devices. Choose based on your actual usage.
- 250GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
Monthly plan 500GB
¥28 / month
For more frequent video streaming and file transfers. It includes a larger data allowance, but connection speed does not increase with price.
- 500GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
Data resets on your renewal date, not the calendar month
Monthly plan data resets each month on the date you started the plan. When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is calculated for the remaining days. When checking usage, refer to the plan status and reset schedule in the panel instead of assuming the allowance updates at the start of each calendar month. Text and web browsing typically use data differently from extended video playback; check your actual usage rather than converting an allowance into a fixed number of viewing hours.
Unlimited simultaneous devices addresses how many devices you can use, not a separate data allowance for each one. If you switch between a computer and mobile devices, check your total usage periodically. If consumption changes noticeably, adjust the plan to match your needs. Choose a larger allowance for the data you expect to use, not as an indicator of route quality.
Data packages: use them anytime; they never expire
¥158 / 300GB
¥358 / 1000GB
¥658 / 3000GB
Data packages suit people whose access needs vary and who do not want to plan around a monthly allowance. Never expiring refers to the validity of the data package; it does not mean data is automatically replenished. Before comparing prices, distinguish monthly plans with their recurring resets from data packages that are consumed over time.
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT are supported, with a 60-day refund policy. Full prices, billing details, and policy links are on the plans page. In the panel, check the selected plan and order details before proceeding.
Connect cost, setup, and real-world testing
The “Start Free” link opens account creation; it does not mean the site offers a separate free plan or free data. Actual plans are priced as shown here and in the order details in the panel. No email address is required to create an account; use a username and password. In the panel, you can find plans, client downloads, and support tickets. For step-by-step instructions, read the getting started guide, then return to the panel.
Before paying, check your device's operating system, the target service's region requirements, and your expected data use. After payment, test the access you use most often and confirm the website, account, and client work as expected before adding other devices. If you have a problem, include the destination website, exit region, and error message in your support ticket. Do not send your password or full subscription link. Submit refund requests according to the refund policy; see the privacy policy for how account information is handled.
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Usage notes / Guides and plan choices
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Read the Guide →When reading a guide, keep account access, subscription settings, and the destination website distinct. The panel provides plans and configuration access; the client establishes the connection; the destination website keeps its own account and region rules. A successful connection is only the first check—whether it completes your actual task is what matters. For route types and billing comparisons, read the service selection guide; to follow setup steps in order, use the getting started guide.
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