Choose a connection by region and route type when accessing international websites, AI tools, and streaming services. QGVPN offers 110+ countries, 220+ routes, and unlimited simultaneous devices.
30-day no-questions-asked refund
No-logs privacy
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Unlimited devices
Supported platforms
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Popular routes
Japan
Hong Kong
United States
Singapore
Switzerland
Australia
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Tokyo
Hong Kong
Singapore
Zurich
Sydney
Los Angeles
DirectRelayDedicated
110+ countries covered220+ routes to choose fromUnlimited simultaneous devices30 days no-questions-asked refund
Connection Notes
Six criteria for cross-border access
Connection quality depends on more than geographic distance. Route topology, peak-hour congestion, the destination service’s region, client platform, and usage duration all affect the result. QGVPN turns these factors into clear choices, so users can select routes for the task at hand instead of sending all traffic through one fixed route.
Route stability
Account for peak-hour fluctuations
Cross-border links can be affected at peak hours by congestion at the exit, return paths through remote networks, and relay-node load. QGVPN offers different topologies, including direct, relay, and dedicated routes, so users can switch between browsing, sustained downloads, video playback, and long-lived connections. Nearby regions are a sensible starting point, but they are not always the most stable. When jitter appears, changing the route type before repeatedly reconnecting to the same node is usually more effective.
Privacy policy
No-logs privacy
This service follows an anonymous, no-logs policy and does not record the content of websites users visit. Creating an account requires only a username and password, with no email address needed, reducing data collection unrelated to the subscription. Payments, account management, and connection management each serve distinct necessary functions. Public pages state verifiable service rules rather than replacing privacy details with vague security claims. Users should still set a unique password and store their login details securely.
Device management
Unlimited simultaneous devices
Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, and Linux can use the same subscription with unlimited simultaneous devices. Home computers, personal devices, and work environments do not require repeated sign-outs and sign-ins when switching between systems. Proxy permissions, sleep behavior, and power-saving settings differ by platform. If a background connection drops, check system permissions first, then consider changing the route or protocol.
AI Tools
Choose routes for sustained responses
AI chats, code completion, and command-line tools depend on continuous streamed responses. Even brief packet loss can appear as an interrupted answer or a reloaded context. For these tasks, prioritize a stable connection in a region that matches the target service rather than focusing only on initial page-load speed. When using Cursor, Copilot, or Gemini, keeping the development environment and browser on the same exit can reduce frequent account-session changes.
Streaming
Switch exits by content region
Streaming quality depends on the content region, exit location, network fluctuations, and the local device’s decoding capability. The route list indicates streaming support, making it easier to filter by the region where the target content is available before comparing direct, relay, and dedicated routes. If video quality drops during playback, pause background downloads and switch to another route in the same region. If the content has account-region requirements, check the provider’s rules as well.
Refunds and subscriptions
Confirm your use case before committing long term
Network conditions vary with location, access provider, device system, and target service, so evaluate performance in your usual environment. QGVPN offers a 30-day no-questions-asked refund, making it easier to test everyday work, study, and entertainment tasks. Monthly subscription traffic resets each month on the activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. For long-term backup traffic, you can also choose a data package that never expires.
Route Preview
Global routes: preview and selection order
The table below illustrates common regions and route types. Direct routes generally use simpler paths and suit everyday browsing and light tasks. Relay routes use optimized entry points to improve some access environments. IEPL dedicated routes are better suited to sustained connections and tasks sensitive to fluctuations. A streaming label means the route can be filtered for that use case, while specific content remains subject to the target service’s rules and account region.
Country or region
City
Route type
Streaming
Japan
Tokyo
IEPL Dedicated
Supported
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Relay
Supported
Singapore
Singapore
Direct
Supported
United States
Los Angeles
IEPL Dedicated
Supported
Switzerland
Zurich
Direct
Selected services
Australia
Sydney
Relay
Supported
Choose the region for the task first
Logins, payments, AI sessions, and streaming accounts typically depend on a consistent exit region. Once a sustained task has started, avoid switching regions frequently. For general international browsing, start with a nearby region. For specific content or services, prioritize the region commonly used by the target service, then compare route types.
Then compare route topology
The same route name does not guarantee identical performance across different access networks. Direct routes are shorter but may be more affected by the local exit. Relay and dedicated routes add path-management options and are better suited to peak-hour or long-lived tasks. Keep one everyday route and one backup route, and switch by type when fluctuations appear.
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Plan Guide
Judge plan selection by monthly usage
Monthly subscriptions suit everyday use with relatively stable demand, and traffic resets each month on the activation date. Review your usual tasks first: web browsing and text chats use less data, while high-resolution video, system updates, and large file transfers use more. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days, so there is no need to wait for the next billing period.
60GB monthly subscription
¥9.9/ month
60GB per month
Suitable for users focused on web browsing, document collaboration, text chats, and light development. If video viewing and large file transfers are limited, this tier makes it easier to test routes on your usual networks and devices first.
Suitable for everyday AI Tools, online courses, streaming, and multi-device synchronization. The larger allowance covers changes between sustained weekday connections and leisure viewing.
Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
Unlimited simultaneous devices
Mid-cycle upgrade difference converted into remaining days
Suitable for high-resolution video, large files, developer-resource downloads, and sustained multi-device use. If several systems in a home or work environment connect at the same time, this tier reduces how often you need to check your remaining monthly traffic.
Start with account and connection questions in FAQs
For your first session, complete four steps: create an account, choose a plan, install the client, and import the subscription. Connection issues do not always originate with the route; system proxy permissions, power-saving settings, or the current network may also be involved. The questions below cover the most common starting points.
No email address is needed; a username and password are enough. Use a password that you have not reused on other websites, and store it securely after creation. Once the account is ready, open the user panel to view plans, get the client, and manage the subscription. Public marketing pages do not expose real subscription URLs or direct installation-package links.
Which region should I try first?
For ordinary web browsing, start with a nearby region. AI Tools, streaming, and services that require a stable login session should use a region matching the target service. If noticeable fluctuations appear during peak hours, do not repeatedly reconnect within the same region. Try switching from direct to relay or dedicated, then observe whether the long-lived connection remains stable.
Which devices can use one subscription?
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are supported, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Each system must complete its own client import and connection authorization. If a mobile device disconnects after the screen locks, check power-saving and background-running settings. On desktop devices, confirm that the client is handling traffic for the required applications.
When does monthly subscription traffic reset?
Monthly subscription traffic resets each month on the activation date. Current tiers are ¥9.9 / month with 60GB, ¥18 / month with 250GB, and ¥28 / month with 500GB. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. If your usage is irregular, compare data packages that remain available until used and never expire.
How can I tell whether a subscription suits my network?
Test it on your usual access network, devices, and target services, including sustained browsing, AI streamed responses, video playback, and reconnection after sleep. Performance may differ by region and network operator, so compare at least two route types. QGVPN offers a 30-day no-questions-asked refund; requests are handled under the service terms.
Field Notes
Usage and route selection articles
Starting with specific devices, development tools, and stages of use, these articles explain how to configure clients, evaluate routes, and decide when to change plans. They focus on operating steps and selection criteria rather than treating a single test as a substitute for long-term network performance.
AI coding VPN recommendations: hands-on stability test for Cursor and Copilot long-lived connections
This guide covers how to choose a region, route type, and local proxy method for development, focusing on long-lived connections, peak-hour stability, and command-line proxy configuration.
How international students should choose a VPN: changing network needs before and after moving abroad
A practical comparison of network needs before and after studying abroad, covering different route directions for international websites, mainland China video services, online banking, and online classes.
Free vs. paid VPNs: the real cost of throttling, privacy, and ads
A point-by-point comparison of free and paid options across speed limits, data caps, privacy practices, and advertising models, helping you assess short-term use against a long-term subscription.
A complete beginner’s guide to VPNs on Android: install, import a subscription, and verify the connection
Follow the Android setup process in order: get the client, import the subscription, grant connection permission, check power-saving settings, and verify the exit.