100+ countries, 230+ routes, covering common platforms and international website access.NewStreaming Guide →
30-day no-questions-asked refund
No logs
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Unlimited devices
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
United States
Singapore
Hong Kong
Japan
United Kingdom
Germany
VPNKLNETWORK CONSOLE
CURRENT ROUTE
Hong Kong · IEPL dedicated line
ConnectedDisconnected
ACTIVITY
✓Subscription imported
✓Route switched
✓Rules updated
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One subscription · One account across five platforms
Connected · Hong Kong IEPL
VPNKL breaks route type, exit region, platform compatibility, and subscription delivery into checkable steps.
Choose a region by use case first, compare IEPL dedicated lines, transit, and direct routes, then verify access on the device you actually use.
Service coverage, pricing, traffic allowances, and refund rules follow the facts listed on the page.
ROUTE CATALOG
Global route preview
The table below lists the regions commonly shown on the homepage. Route types describe how cross-border links are organized, while the Streaming column indicates whether each route is suitable for accessing regional content. In practice, choose an exit region for the target service first, then compare route types within that region.
Start with the exit region
Account libraries, search results, and service availability are usually determined by the exit region. Choose Hong Kong for services in Hong Kong, or Japan for Japanese content; physical distance should not be the only factor.
Then compare route types
IEPL dedicated lines suit situations where peak-hour stability matters; transit routes balance coverage and connection quality; direct routes take a more direct path and suit locations with favorable local network conditions.
Finish with an application check
A connected route only means that the network tunnel has been established. Open the target website, play real content, or run the tools you normally use to confirm that the region, account status, and access results meet your needs.
Country/region
City
Route type
Streaming
United States
Los Angeles
IEPL dedicated line
Supported
Singapore
Singapore
Transit
Supported
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
IEPL dedicated line
Supported
Japan
Tokyo
Direct
Supported
United Kingdom
London
Transit
Supported
Germany
Frankfurt
Direct
Supported
Route status reference
The status below is generated by the site’s route component for comparing the region, route type, latency, and bandwidth in the current session. These figures are for route selection only, not guaranteed results; actual performance still depends on the local network, target service, and time of use.
Each capability answers an observable question: Can devices be used at the same time? Is the region coverage sufficient? How stable is the connection at peak hours? How is browsing data handled? Do content platforms match? Is there a clear refund window after payment?
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MULTI DEVICE
Unlimited simultaneous devices
One subscription works on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. A family computer, personal phone, and tablet can use the same account without selecting a separate plan for each device. Each device should still import the subscription and complete its own connection check, since system permissions, network modes, and background policies vary. When changing devices, retrieve the client and subscription details again from the user panel.
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ROUTE COVERAGE
Global nodes and exit regions
VPNKL covers 100+ countries and 230+ routes. The point of this coverage is not to make users try every route, but to provide alternative exit regions for different target services. The same content platform may return different results based on account region, exit region, and payment region, so confirm the target area first, then choose an IEPL dedicated line, transit route, or direct route in that region. The route directory is organized by region and type, making it easier to switch to a similar option when a connection fails.
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PEAK HOURS
Choosing a route at peak hours
When a cross-border connection fluctuates at peak hours, the cause may be the local connection, the cross-border segment, the exit region, or the target service itself. VPNKL provides IEPL dedicated lines, transit routes, and direct routes so troubleshooting can proceed step by step along the path. Switch route types within the same region first to see whether the issue is limited to one path; then try a nearby region to distinguish target-region effects from local network issues. This is easier than repeatedly toggling the client and reduces unnecessary switching.
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PRIVACY POLICY
No logs
VPNKL follows a no-logs service policy and does not retain browsing content as part of the product. The account system requires only a username and password, with no email address required, reducing the information submitted during registration. Privacy does not mean ignoring account security: users should safeguard their username, password, and subscription details and never forward them to public pages or shared spaces. If subscription details are exposed, open the user panel, update the relevant information, and import the client again.
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STREAMING & AI
Streaming and AI Tools access
Streaming and AI Tools assess exit region, connection continuity, and account status differently. Streaming services often also apply content licensing regions, while AI Tools may connect separately to web pages, APIs, image resources, and real-time gateways. VPNKL provides routes in multiple regions so you can choose an exit based on the specific application. Avoid switching frequently between distant regions, and reopen the target app after changing routes to reduce interference from old connections and cached data.
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REFUND WINDOW
30-day no-questions-asked refund
Actual network performance depends on location, carrier, device, and target website; a route name alone cannot replace testing in your real environment. VPNKL provides a 30-day no-questions-asked refund, allowing users to verify the service on their usual devices, network, and usage schedule. Testing should cover sign-in, web access, video playback, and everyday tools rather than only checking whether the client says Connected. If the service does not fit your main needs, submit a request under the refund rules.
SELECTION METHOD
Validate your needs before choosing a plan
VPNKL does not treat one route name as a universal answer for every network environment. A more reliable approach is to break your needs into region, devices, traffic, and time of use, then verify each one separately.
Define the target region
List the international websites, content platforms, or AI Tools you access most often, then confirm the required exit region. Once the region is clear, the route list becomes meaningfully comparable.
Test on your actual devices
Import the subscription on the actual devices you use with Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, or Linux. Sleep behavior, background operation, and network permissions can affect connection continuity.
Test during your usual hours
Network conditions may differ between workdays and peak hours. Test during the times you genuinely use the service, checking web pages, video, and long-lived connection tools at the same time.
Choose a tier by traffic needs
Monthly subscription traffic resets each month on the activation date; traffic packages remain available until used and never expire. Continuous and occasional use call for different traffic arrangements.
MONTHLY PLANS
Monthly subscriptions and traffic packages
All three monthly plans support 100+ countries / 230+ routes, unlimited simultaneous devices, and a 30-day no-questions-asked refund. The only difference is the monthly traffic allowance. Monthly subscription traffic resets each month on the activation date; when upgrading mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated into the remaining days.
Light monthly plan
¥9.9/ month
60GB
Suitable for web searches, text communication, light AI Tools use, and occasional video. If your usage varies, track traffic across your usual scenarios first, then decide whether an upgrade is necessary.
Suitable for everyday use across multiple devices, sustained access to international websites, and more consistent video needs. Compared with the light plan, it provides more room for shared use across computers and mobile devices.
Suitable for frequent video, simultaneous use across multiple devices, and longer periods of cross-border network access. Base your choice on actual needs; a larger allowance does not change the route types or coverage.
Traffic packages suit users with long gaps between sessions, changing monthly needs, or no desire for traffic to reset each month. Traffic packages and monthly subscriptions use different measurement methods, so first decide whether your usage is continuous rather than comparing only the one-time price.
300GB
¥158
1000GB
¥358
3000GB
¥658
Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT.
Registration requirements: No email address required; create an account with a username and password.
Plan changes: When upgrading a monthly subscription mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated into the remaining days.
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