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Reliable VPN for China with a stable connection

A subscription service for everyday cross-border access, offering 250+ global routes, unlimited simultaneous devices, and a 14-day refund policy. Monthly plans start at ¥9.9, with traffic, billing periods, and delivery details available for review before checkout.

  • 14-day refund policy
  • Anonymous, no-logs policy
  • Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
PLATFORMS
  • Windows
  • Android
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • Linux
ROUTES
  • Japan
  • Singapore
  • Hong Kong
  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • France
ROUTE PREVIEW

Global routes by region

Choosing a route is about more than the country name. The destination you are accessing, your location, and the time of day can all affect the experience. Start with a geographically closer region, then switch routes based on whether you are streaming video, using AI Tools, browsing the web, or handling development tasks. The list below explains route coverage and categories; see the global routes page for the full regional list.

Country/Region City Route type Streaming
Asia
JapanTokyoRelay routeSupported
SingaporeSingaporeRelay routeSupported
Hong KongHong KongIEPL dedicated routeSupported
Americas & Europe
United StatesLos AngelesRelay routeSupported
United KingdomLondonDirect routeSupported
FranceParisDirect routeSupported

Everyday web browsing & persistent connections

Start with a nearby route and keep Rule-based mode enabled. Web browsing, code repositories, online documentation, and AI coding tools depend more on connection continuity; frequent region switching rarely provides a stable benefit. If a route changes performance at certain times, try another route in the same region instead of jumping straight to a more distant area.

Video & regional content

When you need content from a specific region, use the target service’s location as the primary filter. The Streaming support shown in the route table helps narrow the options quickly, but licensing and platform policies can change, so judge the result by the page after connecting. If the cached region has not updated, reconnect and reopen the target app.

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DELIVERY LEDGER

A six-partservice delivery breakdown

Routes, privacy, devices, use cases, and refund terms are laid out as checkable details. Each item addresses a specific question from real-world use instead of replacing delivery details with vague adjectives.

001 Peak-hour route scheduling

The challenge of cross-border connectivity is usually not reaching a high speed occasionally, but keeping web, video, and persistent-connection tasks usable during busy periods. 35VPN provides routes across multiple regions, allowing users to switch between different entry points within the same target region and reduce repeated interruptions caused by fluctuations on a single path. For everyday use, keeping a stable route is generally more useful than chasing short-lived results; this suits meetings, code synchronization, online documents, and continuous playback that depend on an active session.

250+ global routes
002 Anonymous no-logs policy

The privacy policy sets clear boundaries: this service follows an anonymous no-logs policy and does not record users’ browsing content. Account creation requires only a username and password, with no email address needed, reducing unnecessary identity data collection. Users should still protect their credentials and decide what information to submit based on the websites and apps they access. A privacy policy explains how the service handles data; it does not replace device updates, account security settings, or the privacy rules of the target website.

003 Unlimited simultaneous devices

A single subscription works with Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Use a computer for work, a tablet for video, and a phone for messages without repeatedly signing out elsewhere to free a slot. Households and multi-device users should still manage subscription imports and account passwords carefully, and avoid placing subscription details in public documents. The client and subscription are available from the user panel after login; the marketing page does not provide public installers or real subscription URLs.

004 Persistent connections for AI Tools

Cursor, Copilot, web-based AI Tools, and command-line tasks often require a continuous session. A brief interruption can stop a response, lose context, or restart a request. Rule-based mode can send the target service through an international route while leaving other traffic on its usual path, reducing the extra overhead of routing everything through one exit. For development work, choose a stable region and keep proxy rules consistent across the editor, terminal, and browser so different tools do not use different exits.

14-day refund policy
005 Choosing a streaming region

For regional content, the route location matters more than distance alone. First confirm which region the target platform requires, then choose a route in the corresponding country or region. Reopen the app after connecting so cached location data can refresh. Picture quality is also affected by the local network, the target platform, and current route conditions, so fixed speed claims are not a substitute for real-world evaluation. For heavier streaming use, compare the 250GB and 500GB monthly subscriptions to avoid a mismatch between allowance and usage habits.

006 Refund and cost checks

All monthly subscriptions include a 14-day refund policy. Before checkout, verify the price, monthly allowance, and reset date separately: monthly traffic resets each month on the activation date, and a mid-cycle upgrade converts the price difference into the remaining days. Users with irregular usage can choose a permanently valid data package, which remains available until the allowance is used. Payment supports Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. The plans page lists monthly subscriptions and data packages separately so the two billing models are not compared as if they were the same.

CLIENT ACCESS

Five-platformclient access

Clients, subscription details, and import options are all located in the user panel. After logging in, open the downloads page to get the client for your current device and retrieve the subscription. This page does not provide public installers or display real subscription URLs, keeping software downloads, plan status, and subscription delivery within one account flow.

Windows

Suitable for desktop work, browser access, and development tools. Retrieve the subscription from the user panel after logging in.

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macOS

Suitable for laptops and desktop devices. Log in, check your plan status, then get the client and subscription.

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Android

Suitable for phones and tablets, with per-app rules configurable for different use cases. Retrieve the subscription after logging in.

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iOS

Suitable for iPhone and iPad. Log in to the user panel to view the retrieval method and complete the subscription import.

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Linux

Suitable for terminals, development environments, and everyday desktop use. Get both the client and subscription from the user panel.

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MONTHLY PLANS

Monthly subscription plans by allowance

The three monthly subscriptions differ only in their monthly allowances. All support Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, allow unlimited simultaneous devices, and include a 14-day refund policy. Monthly traffic resets each month on the activation date; if you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into the remaining days.

Monthly subscription

Light use

¥9.9 / month

60GB per month

Suitable for web browsing, messages, documents, and light AI Tools use. If video use is occasional, starting with this tier makes it easier to compare your actual monthly usage.

  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
  • 14-day refund policy
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Monthly subscription

High allowance

¥28 / month

500GB per month

Suitable for frequent video, large-file synchronization, and use across multiple members and devices. Base the decision on actual usage; a higher allowance is not necessary for every scenario.

  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
  • 14-day refund policy
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TRAFFIC PACKS

Data packages that never expire

Data packages are deducted according to actual use and remain valid until exhausted: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, and ¥658 / 3000GB. They use a different billing model from monthly subscriptions, which reset each month, and suit irregular usage when you want to keep the remaining allowance. Consider whether your usage is consistent before comparing monthly subscriptions with data packages rather than judging only by the one-time payment.

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SERVICE METHOD

Put the differences into thedelivery workflow

Whether a subscription service works for long-term use depends on whether its pricing, routes, clients, and account flow line up. 35VPN organizes these details in the order users need them: create an account, choose a plan, retrieve the subscription, connect, and maintain access, rather than scattering contradictory claims across separate promotional pages.

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Keep registration details minimal

Create an account with only a username and password; no email address is required. After entering the user panel, choose a plan, complete payment, and retrieve the subscription. Registration does not require selecting a plan first. Save your account credentials securely. Because no email address is used, users who forget their password should first use a logged-in device or the support ticket channel, rather than trying account names that do not match across devices.

B

Check costs and allowances separately

Monthly subscriptions are listed as ¥9.9 / 60GB, ¥18 / 250GB, and ¥28 / 500GB, with traffic resetting monthly on the activation date. Data packages are offered at ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, and ¥658 / 3000GB, remain valid until used, and never expire. The two options are shown separately so you can choose based on continuous or intermittent use.

C

Unified delivery for downloads and subscriptions

Client access is not scattered across static files, and real subscription URLs are not displayed on public pages. After logging in, the user panel puts the current plan status, client downloads, and subscription import into one flow. This helps prevent downloading a client for the wrong platform, copying an expired subscription, or repeating steps before a plan becomes active. When you need to import again, return to your account and verify the details there.

A practical order for everyday use

On your first connection, choose a nearby region and confirm that websites open normally before testing the target app. If websites work but an app does not, first check whether the app is using Rule-based mode instead of immediately switching through multiple routes. For video, confirm the target region first; for development, keep the exit region consistent. When conditions fluctuate temporarily, trying another route in the same region is usually easier to troubleshoot than repeatedly switching between regions.

Traffic management should also follow the use case: web browsing, messages, and documents usually consume less, while high-definition video and large-file synchronization are more concentrated. Monthly subscribers can track their usage cycle from the activation date; intermittent users can compare data packages that never expire. A mid-cycle upgrade converts the price difference into remaining days, so check the time left in the current cycle before upgrading instead of judging only by daily usage.

This service supports Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. After payment, verify the plan status in the user panel, then open the downloads and subscription area. If you need help, submit a support ticket with the current platform, selected region, usage mode, and observed behavior. More complete details make it easier to troubleshoot in order: account, client, route, and target service.

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