PRICING · BILLING MODELS
VPNDX offers two billing models: monthly subscriptions, which reset your data every month on your activation date, and data packs, which last until the data runs out and never expire. Both use the same routes and the same clients, every tier allows unlimited simultaneous devices, and coverage spans 120+ countries and 220+ routes.
Monthly subscriptions suit people who are online all the time with steady monthly usage: the quota resets automatically on your activation date, so there is no balance to keep an eye on. Data packs suit usage that swings a lot, or when you just want to top up for a stretch: buy once, use until it runs out, no expiry date. Both draw on the same pool of routes, the same clients and the same account, and they can coexist — the dashboard shows the remaining balance for each.
The three monthly tiers differ only in how much data you get each month — route coverage, device count, clients and support are identical. The cycle starts on your activation date and resets on the same date each month; if you upgrade to a higher tier mid-cycle, what you have already paid is prorated by the remaining days and applied to the difference, so you never pay for a whole extra month.
¥9.9/month
60GB reset monthly on your activation date
Who it's for: light use. Browsing, email and messaging every day, plus an episode or two of 1080p video in the evening. The limits are spelled out too: once the quota runs out you either wait for the monthly reset or top up with a data pack.
¥18/month
250GB reset monthly on your activation date
Who it's for: the everyday workhorse. Several hours online a day, with 1080p video, short clips, remote collaboration and cloud documents all going at once, and the occasional 4K stream. Of the three tiers it has the lowest cost per GB, so it is the cheapest choice for long-term use.
¥28/month
500GB reset monthly on your activation date
Who it's for: heavy use. Long 4K sessions, large file transfers, several devices online at once, or a household sharing one quota. The limits match the other tiers: unlimited devices, but every device draws from the same 500GB.
Data packs are not billed by time: they last until the data runs out and never expire. Once purchased, the balance sits in your account and is drawn down whenever you use it — a month away from the internet does not waste it. They suit business trips, study-abroad travel, one-off tasks, or as a backup balance behind a monthly plan.
¥158one-time
Use until it runs out · Never expires
Who it's for: a light top-up. A one- or two-week business trip, a batch of one-off tasks, or backup data for the month your plan quota runs out early. The limit: when the balance is gone, it is gone — nothing renews automatically.
¥358one-time
Use until it runs out · Never expires
Who it's for: a long-term backup. For people whose usage swings widely and who would rather not watch a monthly quota. Buy once and draw it down slowly — watch the balance, not the calendar. The limit: a one-time purchase, so when it runs out you buy another pack; there is no auto-renewal.
¥658one-time
Use until it runs out · Never expires
Who it's for: heavy, long-term use. For setups with several devices sharing one balance and staying online year-round — buy enough in one go instead of ordering again and again. The limits match the other packs: the balance is shared across every device on the account, and it ends when it is used up.
Whichever you pick — a monthly plan or a data pack, any tier — everything below is identical. No feature is stripped out between plans; they are tiered purely by data allowance.
One account can be signed in on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at the same time — phones, computers and tablets never push each other offline. Every device on the account shares the same data balance.
International routes across Asia, North America, Europe and other major regions, in three types: IEPL dedicated lines, relay and direct. Switch between them by use case and time of day. The full list is on the routes page.
There is a client for Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Sign in to the user dashboard and pick up the client and subscription in the download area — no manual server settings to enter.
Traffic is protected with military-grade encryption; the privacy policy does not log browsing content or the destinations you visit, and account details are used only for billing and support tickets.
All three payment methods are supported. Choose one in the dashboard to complete your order, and the plan activates as soon as payment succeeds — no waiting for manual review.
If the service does not meet expectations within 30 days of purchase, submit a refund request in the dashboard and the money goes back to the original payment method. Monthly plans and data packs share the same 30-day window.
Seeing all six side by side makes it clearer: the top half is monthly plans, resetting on your activation date; the bottom half is data packs, bought once and used until they run out. On narrow screens, scroll the table sideways to see every column.
| Plan | Price | Data allowance | Billing model | Validity | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly · 60GB | ¥9.9/month | 60GB | Monthly Plans | Resets monthly on your activation date | Light browsing, email and messaging |
| Monthly · 250GB | ¥18/month | 250GB | Monthly Plans | Resets monthly on your activation date | Everyday mainstay: video and remote collaboration |
| Monthly · 500GB | ¥28/month | 500GB | Monthly Plans | Resets monthly on your activation date | 4K video and heavy multi-device use |
| 300GB Data Pack | ¥158 | 300GB | One-time purchase | Use until it runs out, never expires | Short business trips and top-ups |
| 1000GB Data Pack | ¥358 | 1000GB | One-time purchase | Use until it runs out, never expires | Long-term backup, variable usage |
| 3000GB Data Pack | ¥658 | 3000GB | One-time purchase | Use until it runs out, never expires | Heavy long-term use, shared across devices |
Prices and allowances are those shown on this page and in the user dashboard; when you upgrade a monthly plan, what you have already paid is prorated by the remaining days and applied to the difference.
Checkout is short: pick a plan or data pack in the user dashboard, confirm the order, choose a payment method and pay — the allowance lands instantly. Registration needs only a username and password, no email address, and nothing has to be linked before you pay.
Create the order in the dashboard, then finish payment in Alipay. Settled in CNY, using your Alipay balance, Yu'ebao or a linked bank card.
Once payment is complete, head back to the dashboard and the allowance is already there — usually no waiting.
Choose WeChat Pay in the dashboard and scan the code to pay. Settled in CNY — handy if WeChat is already how you pay for things day to day.
Switching payment methods on the same account does not affect plans or data packs you have already bought; allowances stack on the account.
If you prefer to settle in crypto, pay with USDT: transfer the order amount and the allowance is activated as soon as it arrives.
All three methods cost exactly the same — no surcharge for choosing one payment channel over another.
Within 30 days of purchase, if the routes, speed or clients do not meet expectations, submit a refund request in the user dashboard and the money goes back to the original payment method. No long explanation required, and no need to prove a problem exists first.
Refund progress is visible in the dashboard's ticket area; if something gets stuck, the Help Center has the matching troubleshooting steps, or open a ticket with the order number and what you are seeing.
These are the questions asked most often before ordering. More detailed steps and fixes are in the Help Center and the troubleshooting page.
The cycle starts on the day you activate, and resets once a month on that same date. For example, activate the 60GB monthly plan on the 5th and you get a fresh 60GB on the 5th of every month; unused data does not roll over. Which tier you pick only changes the size of that allowance — route coverage, device count and support are identical.
When you start an upgrade in the user dashboard, what you have already paid is prorated by the remaining days and applied to the difference; pay the difference to move to a higher data tier. No need to buy a whole extra month, and none of the days you paid for are wasted. Downgrades usually take effect at the end of the current billing cycle, so your allowance is never cut off mid-month.
No. Data packs last until the data runs out, with no expiry date — the balance stays until the day you finish it. Packs suit users whose usage varies a lot or who just want to top up for a while; if your monthly usage is steady, the reset cycle of a monthly plan is less to think about.
Submit a refund request in the user dashboard — it can be done any time within 30 days of purchase, and the money goes back to the original payment method. Including the order number speeds things up; if you bought both a monthly plan and a data pack, say which one you want refunded.
Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT. Choose one in the user dashboard to complete your order; once payment succeeds, plans and data packs activate immediately and the allowance is added to your account — no manual review.
No. Registration needs only a username and password — no email address required, which is one less opening for spam and credential-stuffing attacks. If you forget your password, reset it from the dashboard following the prompts; that flow does not depend on email either.
For other billing questions, browse the categories in the Help Center, or work through symptoms step by step in Troubleshooting.