Monthly subscription with activation-date resets
Monthly subscription data resets each month on the activation date. When choosing a plan, do not look only at the monthly price. First estimate how you actually use the connection: mainly browsing, documents, and messages, or frequent large-file transfers, streaming, and switching between multiple devices. Unlimited devices means they can be online at the same time, but all devices share the data allowance of the same plan.
Monthly Subscription · Light Use
¥
9.9
/month
- 60GB per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- 120+ Countries / 230+ Routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suitable for users focused on web access, text communication, and light information lookup. If cross-border access is concentrated on fixed devices and during set periods, this tier makes usage easier to control. The limit is clear: frequent high-bitrate streaming, prolonged downloads, or continuous transfers across multiple devices can use 60GB quickly, so check the remaining data in the user panel regularly.
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Most Use Cases
Monthly Subscription · Regular Use
¥
18
/month
- 250GB per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- 120+ Countries / 230+ Routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suitable for users with steady cross-border access who switch between computers and mobile devices. 250GB leaves more room for browsing, meetings, streaming, and everyday file transfers. It is still a monthly-reset subscription; unused data follows the reset rules and should not be treated as permanently stored data.
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Monthly Subscription · Heavy Use
¥
28
/month
- 500GB per month
- Data resets monthly on the activation date
- 120+ Countries / 230+ Routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suitable for users who connect multiple devices frequently, stream often, or transfer larger files regularly. 500GB provides a higher monthly allowance but does not change how routes should be selected. Choose a route based on the destination region and switch route types according to your local network, rather than judging connection performance by data allowance alone.
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