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Match the location to your target service, then compare everyday access. Coverage gives you more options.
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Cross-border access, faster connections from ¥9.9/mo
6NVPN offers international routes across 110+ countries / 170+ routes, with unlimited simultaneous devices and no email address required to create an account.
- 7-day refund policy
- No logs
- Alipay · WeChat · USDT
- Unlimited devices
- Windows
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
- Linux
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Popular locations and route types
Start with the location of your target service, then compare direct, relay, and IEPL dedicated routes. The location indicates the exit point; the route type describes the connection path. Consider both together.
Choose a route for the task at hand
Browsing international sites, using AI tools, and watching video place different demands on a connection. For web pages, check whether requests complete promptly; for long conversations, check that responses arrive without interruption; for video, look for steady data transfer. Try your usual tasks in the target app before deciding whether to keep a location, rather than choosing by route name alone.
Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan are useful starting points for comparing locations in Asia. For an exit in the US or Europe, choose a location based on the target service. Distance is only one factor: the access provider, network path, and time of day can all affect performance. If you notice slowdowns during peak hours, keep the app unchanged and switch to a route with a different path to better identify the source of the difference.
| Country / region | City / exit | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Check in practice |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated | Check in practice |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL dedicated | Check in practice |
| Japan | Tokyo | Direct | Check in practice |
| Italy | Milan | Relay | Check in practice |
| Germany | Frankfurt | Relay | Check in practice |
When choosing a route, check your local network separately from the exit route. First confirm that regular web pages load, then check the client’s current route and routing mode. If an issue occurs in only one app, confirm whether it uses the proxy and whether your account’s region meets the app’s requirements. A single failed connection does not mean all routes are unavailable, and a connected status does not prove that the target service has been verified.
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What to consider
Connections, privacy, and usage limits
Check route performance, device connections, and refund terms separately. The options below describe what to evaluate in each case; no single protocol or location is the answer for every situation.
Compare network paths and times of day
Network performance depends on local access, the transmission path, and the target service. If you experience delays during peak hours, compare route types in the same app first. Avoid changing the protocol, location, and client settings all at once, so you can identify what made a difference. 6NVPN offers international routes in different locations. Evaluate page loads, sustained transfers, and connection interruptions instead of focusing on a momentary speed figure. Keep routes that work for everyday tasks and have alternatives with different paths available when needed.
- Test real tasks at your usual times
- Compare direct, relay, and dedicated routes
- Change routes while keeping other settings the same
No logs; account details are up to you
6NVPN’s privacy commitment is a no-logs policy. You can create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Before using the service, distinguish the network connection service from accounts on the sites you visit: those sites handle login, access, and payment information under their own policies. Subscription links are account credentials that need protection. Don’t post them in public forums or share them with strangers for troubleshooting. When asking for help, describe the client status and error message first, and conceal subscription details in screenshots.
- Create an account without an email address
- Keep your username and password secure
- Do not share subscription details publicly
Unlimited devices; check each setup
6NVPN supports unlimited simultaneous devices and works with Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Network permissions, background behavior, and proxy settings vary by operating system, so check that the configuration works on each device after importing your subscription. A working connection on a computer does not mean other devices are configured too. Find the client entry point in the user panel; subscriptions are available after logging in. Device count and plan data are separate considerations. Choose a plan based on your typical browsing, video, and file transfer use.
- Import and check configuration on each platform
- Check background operation and network permissions
- Get the client through the user panel
Check routing rules and full conversations
When using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, check more than whether the page opens: verify that you can log in, send a request, and receive a complete response. Rule-based routing can send requests from a target app through your chosen route, but browser extensions, in-app proxies, and system proxies may behave differently. If a page loads but a response stalls, first confirm that the relevant requests use the same exit, then compare routes. AI platform account eligibility, regional rules, and feature availability are determined by each platform; a network connection cannot replace those requirements.
- Test login, prompts, and responses end to end
- Check proxy settings in browsers and apps
- Separate route issues from platform rules
4K playback depends on steady transfer and platform requirements
For streaming, check separately whether a title plays, whether the desired resolution is available, and whether the regional catalog is visible. 4K also depends on the platform subscription, device capabilities, and player settings, so the route location alone is not enough. Try a title you watch regularly and check whether playback resumes smoothly after seeking, rather than only checking if its artwork loads. If playback stutters, compare other routes with the same title and resolution. If the platform reports an account or regional restriction, review its guidance first to avoid confusing results from repeated route changes.
- Check the catalog, playback, and resolution separately
- Test sustained playback with familiar content
- Check regional availability in practice
7-day refund policy; check the terms first
6NVPN offers a 7-day refund policy. Before choosing a plan, check its data allowance, billing method, and device support. After you start using it, test performance on your regular network and at your usual times. Monthly plans suit ongoing use; data packages suit variable usage, and their data rules differ. For order or refund support, log in to the user panel and submit a ticket with the relevant order and request. See the terms of service for the full conditions; evaluate connection performance separately from billing rules.
- Check billing and data rules first
- Test the connection in your usual environment
- Contact support about orders through the panel
Understand protocols and locations separately
The client illustration shows Hysteria2, VLESS, and Trojan protocols. Popular locations include the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Italy, and Germany. Protocols affect how a connection works; locations determine the exit point; route types describe the path in between. The user panel and imported configuration show the options actually available. When comparing, decide which exit you need first, then check how that route performs in your target app. There’s no need to keep changing all your settings to try different protocol names.
International routes
Keep paths that work for your usual tasks and learn about alternatives for comparison when needed.
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Configure computers and other devices separately. Device access does not determine your plan’s data allowance.
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Plan overview
Monthly plans and data packages
Consider how regularly you use the service, then choose a data tier. Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date; data packages expire only when used up and never expire by date. Compare the two billing types on their own terms.
60GB
¥9.9 / month
If you mainly browse websites and send text messages, compare this tier with your typical usage. Keep video and file transfers in mind when estimating data needs.
- Includes 60GB of data
- Resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 7-day refund policy
250GB
¥18 / month
Consider this tier if your routine includes both browsing and video. Check your actual usage habits; data allowance is not a speed rating.
- Includes 250GB of data
- Resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 7-day refund policy
500GB
¥28 / month
If you often stream video or transfer files, compare this tier with your known usage. More data does not automatically meet a platform’s resolution requirements.
- Includes 500GB of data
- Resets monthly on the activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 7-day refund policy
Data packages: use at your pace, no expiry
Available options: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. If cross-border access is tied to irregular work tasks or you only connect when needed, compare data packages separately from monthly plans. Package data is used as needed, without having to plan around a fixed monthly reset.
Choose based on the data you need and how often you use it. Don’t compare only the one-time payment or mistake a package price for a monthly fee. Before proceeding, confirm the plan name, billing method, and allowance in the panel so you don’t confuse different product types.
¥158 / 300GB¥358 / 1000GB¥658 / 3000GB
Resets, upgrades, and payments
Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date, not on a fixed calendar-month schedule. For an upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated by the remaining days. Before changing plans, check your current plan and target tier, then review the order details in the panel. Don’t estimate a new renewal date yourself.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat / USDT. The refund policy is 7 days. Orders and order history are managed in the user panel. If there’s an issue with payment status or plan details, keep your order information and explain the situation in a support ticket. Avoid creating repeated orders, which can lead to confusion.
Alipay / WeChat / USDT7-day refund policy
Compare subscription services by checking their terms
6NVPN’s published plan tiers, international route coverage, simultaneous-device policy, and refund policy can help you compare options. If you switch devices often, focus on how easy each platform is to configure and maintain. For long work sessions, check performance with your usual apps and at your regular times. If you connect occasionally, consider whether the billing method fits your usage frequency. Evaluate these factors separately; low prices or route counts alone don’t tell the whole story.
No email address is required to get started; create an account with a username and password. Then choose a plan in the panel, get the client and subscription, and follow the setup guide to import it. After connecting, check your exit IP and test requests in your usual apps. Subscription link updates, routing settings, and troubleshooting each have their own steps. Record what happens and check one thing at a time; this is more likely to restore a working configuration than changing everything at once.
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Guides and tips
Client setup and connection checks
Importing a configuration is only the first step. You may also need to check system permissions, proxy mode, and app requests. The articles below cover specific questions you can explore after setup.
How to Check Whether Your VPN Is Working: A Beginner’s Guide to Exit IP and DNS Tests
A connected status doesn’t mean an app is using the route. Check the exit IP, DNS, and app behavior separately to distinguish connection status from the actual request path and avoid relying on an icon alone.
What Is a Subscription Link? A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Getting, Importing, and Updating It
A subscription link provides configuration to a client and should not be shared publicly. This guide covers how to get, import, and update one, and explains why an exposed link needs to be replaced.
VPN for iOS: App Store Regions, Clients, and Configuration Profiles Explained
Handle the App Store region, client download, and system network permissions separately. After importing the configuration, check whether the connection works so download issues aren’t mistaken for route problems.
If you haven’t connected yet, follow the guide through account setup, plan selection, client installation, and subscription import. If you’re connected but one app has an issue, read the relevant troubleshooting article. For differences between protocols and connection paths, see the route and protocol reference. Start with the step related to your issue rather than applying settings from another operating system.
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