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Choose IEPL dedicated lines, relay or direct routes for your needs. Use the service across devices with no device limit.
Route collection / Region preview
VPNZU covers 100+ countries and 160+ routes. The table below is a route-selection guide, not live speed-test data. For available exits and route names, check the client after logging in.
| Country or region | City information | Route type | Streaming use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asia routes | |||
| Singapore | View in the client | IEPL dedicated line | Choose based on the service and available routes |
| Hong Kong | View in the client | Relay route | Choose based on the service and available routes |
| Japan | View in the client | Direct route | Choose based on the service and available routes |
| Europe and Americas routes | |||
| United States | View in the client | Streaming routes | A starting point for choosing streaming routes |
| United Kingdom | View in the client | Streaming routes | A starting point for choosing streaming routes |
First decide which region you want to access the target service from, then consider the route type. If you need a consistent regional exit, start with the target region. If the connection feels poor, compare routes in that same region instead of changing the region, protocol and client all at once. Changing one variable at a time makes it easier to tell whether the issue is the exit choice or your local network. Direct, relay and IEPL dedicated routes describe how the connection is arranged; their names alone cannot predict performance at every hour.
Streaming services also check account region, content licensing and their own detection methods. A route name does not guarantee playback on any particular platform. Before using AI tools, check each tool's regional availability rules. If the connection works but the service still reports a region mismatch, confirm the exit region selected in the client, then check the region information in your browser session. For a deeper look at these differences, read our protocol guide, or follow the setup guide to connect step by step.
Route status is provided as a comparison aid. Choose a region and plan based on your needs and the billing terms.
Service explorer / Details
Routes, encryption, devices and refunds each address different needs. Select an item on the left to see its usage notes and a summary of the relevant terms.
Peak-hour performance depends on your local connection, the target service and the route path. VPNZU offers IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes as different starting points for route selection, so you can choose a target region first and then compare route types. If the connection changes, keep the client and target service the same and try another route in that region. Check whether pages load, video starts or the connection stays stable. Route types are not a speed guarantee for any time of day. Understanding the path makes troubleshooting more useful than relying on a single speed test.
VPNZU describes quantum encryption as part of its security approach. Your connection experience also depends on the protocol, client and network environment you use. To get started, you only need a username and password—no email address is required, so you share less information to access the service. Set a unique password, store your subscription details from the dashboard securely, and get configuration information through the client after logging in. Encryption protects the connection; account security is a shared responsibility between the service and its users. These are distinct parts of security, not a blanket guarantee.
Windows · macOS · iOS · Android · Linux
Get the client and subscription after logging in to the dashboard.
VPNZU supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux, with no device limit. Start by connecting on the platform you use most, then follow each client's import steps to add other devices. There is no need to relearn the plan terms when you switch operating systems. Device management and route selection are separate: devices on the same account can choose exits based on their network and use case. Get client and subscription details from the dashboard after logging in; the homepage avoids listing installation links that may become outdated.
Before accessing AI tools such as Gemini and Cursor, check each tool's regional availability and account requirements, then choose an appropriate exit. A successful route connection only means the network path is working; it does not guarantee that the target tool will accept your session. If you see a region notice, confirm the exit actually in use in the client, then check your service account and browser session. Avoid rapidly switching between multiple countries. Separating tool-specific rules from route issues usually makes the cause easier to identify than repeatedly changing protocols.
Streaming catalogs vary based on account region, licensing and each platform's detection methods. Before choosing a route, check which region has the content you want, then compare available routes in that region. A route name is not a guarantee of access to every catalog. If the page shows a different region than expected, check the current exit, account region and saved browser session. Playback also depends on your local network, the platform and playback settings. When troubleshooting, change one factor at a time.
VPNZU offers a 60-day refund policy. Before choosing, compare monthly plans with data packs: monthly plans suit regular use, with data resetting monthly on your activation date; data packs suit less predictable usage and never expire, remaining available until used. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Prices, plan details and refund request terms are listed on the plans and refund policy pages. Review both before paying rather than comparing data amounts alone.
Billing / Monthly plans and data packs
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date. Estimate your usage habits first, then decide between an ongoing monthly plan and a data pack that lasts until used.
¥9.9/month
Data resets monthly on your activation date
A good fit for checking information, messaging and occasional access to international websites. Estimate your needs based on everyday tasks; a route name for a particular region alone is not a reason to choose a larger data tier. If your habits change, compare the plan terms on the plans page before deciding whether to switch.
Choose this plan¥18/month
Data resets monthly on your activation date
A good fit if you regularly switch between work, study and entertainment. When comparing plans, consider how much of your typical data use goes to browsing, AI tools and video streaming. Data allowance and route coverage are separate considerations; once you choose a data tier, select a route for your target region.
Choose this plan¥28/month
Data resets monthly on your activation date
A good fit for frequent use across multiple platforms, watching more video or leaving extra room in your monthly data allowance. Check your past usage before choosing. A larger data allowance does not change the state of your local network or the target service; choose routes and troubleshoot connection issues separately.
Choose this planData packs never expire and remain available until used: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. They use a different billing model from monthly plans, where data resets each month on your activation date. If you use data in occasional bursts, compare data packs; for regular use, compare monthly plans. Consider the listed price, how data is consumed and how predictable your usage is.
If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Compare every tier using the same terms rather than judging by a single price. VPNZU offers a 60-day refund policy; see the refund policy for how to request one.
Route notes / Recent articles
From importing a subscription to choosing an exit, understand what affects the outcome before changing client settings. Articles are listed by publication date.
Learn what subscription links do, where to find one in the dashboard, and how to check that your route list updates after importing it into a client. Keep subscription details secure, and don't share the link as if it were an ordinary web address.
Build a route-selection process around region, route type and use case. Choose the target region first, then compare paths and actual connection performance to avoid confusion from changing several settings at once.
Learn how exit region, service account and browsing habits can affect region detection. A successful connection is only the first check; review the target tool's messages and rules separately.
Compare regional catalogs and location detection, and explore how playback settings, bandwidth needs and exit selection relate. Catalog availability is subject to each platform's current licensing.
Choose an exit region, then compare monthly plans and data packs. No email address is required to get started—use a username and password to access the dashboard.