International routes across 100+ countries / 160+ routes. Monthly plans from ¥9.9/month with 60GB; data add-ons never expire. No email address required—create an account with a username and password.
When you stream, join a meeting, or transfer files in the evening, connection performance depends on both your local network and international links. VPNFish offers IEPL, relay, and direct routes. Start by choosing a destination region, then test with the apps you use most. For uninterrupted playback or sessions, compare different routes in the same region rather than switching regions repeatedly. Route labels can help narrow your options, but they are not a speed guarantee at any time of day. Keep a tested backup route to make it easier to troubleshoot congestion.
Try for free →VPNFish follows a no-logs policy. You can create an account with a username and password, without providing an email address. Keep your subscription link secure—it is sensitive account information, not a regular web address to share publicly. When reporting a connection issue, provide only your operating system, the error message, and the route name. Hide subscription links and account details in screenshots. A network service's privacy policy does not replace good device security: review device permissions, browser sign-in status, and how third-party apps handle data separately.
Try for free →Work on documents at your computer, then switch to a portable device to review them—there's no need to limit the number of devices. VPNFish supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with no device limit. Configure and test each platform separately; a successful connection on one device does not confirm that everything is working on another. When using multiple devices, keep an eye on your account's data usage, especially for video streaming, cloud sync, and large downloads. Download clients and get subscription details through the user dashboard, where you can find the right option for your platform.
Try for free →Connection issues with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini may stem from the network route, account eligibility, or regional service requirements. VPNFish's use-case labels can help you find international routes to try. After connecting, check your exit region, then test sign-in, a conversation, and file uploads. For long conversations or tasks that take time to finish, stick with a tested route to avoid session changes caused by switching exit regions. Direct access to AI tools is a route category, not a guarantee that third-party services will be available. Access depends on each provider's rules, your account status, and current network conditions.
Try for free →Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube can differ in how content is presented and what is required to play it. Before choosing a route, check which region has the content you want, then review your account eligibility, app settings, and connection. VPNFish displays streaming use cases alongside route regions, making it easier to compare options for a target library. If a region is unavailable or playback stops, first check that your exit region is as expected, then try another route in the same region. Don't rely only on the connection toggle. Platform rules and content rights change; route labels do not guarantee access to a library, a particular resolution, or uninterrupted availability.
Try for free →When choosing a subscription service, look beyond the price and check whether it fits the networks and apps you actually use. VPNFish offers 7-day refunds; see the refund policy for eligibility and how to apply. After getting started, test the service in your usual environment: check that your go-to websites load, work sessions stay connected, and streaming behaves as expected for your chosen region. Don't stop after opening a webpage during a quiet period. If the service doesn't meet your needs, submit a ticket through the user dashboard with your order details and request. Handle account information through the dashboard rather than posting it publicly.
Try for free →VPNFish covers 100+ countries with 160+ routes. You don't have to browse every region to find a route: start with the target service's regional requirements, check the route type, then test it on your network. The examples below show routes in Asia and the Americas. The streaming column indicates intended use, not a live check of third-party platform availability.
A nearby exit region can be a good starting point for everyday access. If an app requires a specific region, meet that requirement first, then compare routes within that region. For cross-border work, keep sign-in sessions consistent: use a tested route for meetings, cloud documents, and account tasks. For gaming, consider the specific game server region rather than assuming performance from the country name alone.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Main use case | Streaming notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia routes | ||||
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL | Streaming | A potential route for streaming; test it first |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL | AI Tools | Check against the platform's regional requirements |
| Singapore | Singapore | Direct | International websites | Check against the platform's regional requirements |
| Americas routes | ||||
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | AI Tools | Check against the platform's regional requirements |
| United States | New York | Relay | Streaming | A potential route for streaming; test it first |
| Canada | Toronto | Direct | Cross-border work | Check against the platform's regional requirements |
IEPL, relay, and direct describe how a route is set up, not which apps you're allowed to access. An IEPL route may be worth trying for sessions that need to stay connected; a relay uses an intermediate path to reach the destination region; direct routes are useful to compare on your own network. The same route name doesn't guarantee the same experience on different access networks. Testing with the apps you use is more informative than relying on the connection icon alone.
First, confirm your local network is working, then check that the client has the correct configuration enabled. If only one app is having trouble, check its region and account messages first. If several international websites won't load, try another route in the same region. Change one setting at a time and keep the error message for clearer troubleshooting. For the full import and testing process, see the Guides.
The component below displays data provided by the route script for comparison only. It is not a live test on your device or a speed guarantee. For an accurate picture, connect and test with the apps you use.
Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month with 60GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date. When choosing a plan, consider your regular use as well as occasional data-heavy tasks. Browsing, documents, and text-based conversations may be a good fit for starting with a lower data tier. If you often stream video, upload media, or sync files, pay closer attention to actual usage. There's no device limit, but device count and data needs are separate considerations. With multiple devices in use, keep checking your account's remaining data.
Choose a plan based on whether its data allowance fits your needs, not as a ranking of how well every app will perform by price. The target region, your local network, and each app's service rules can all affect access. When setting things up for the first time, import the client configuration, connect, and verify your exit region before starting long downloads or background sync. That way, you can confirm the setup before running extended tasks.
¥9.9 /month
Best suited to browsing, research, and text-based tools. If you stream video less often, track data use on everyday tasks first to see whether you need a higher tier.
¥18 /month
A good fit if you access research materials and also stream video or sync work files. Include all your regularly used devices when estimating usage for a more realistic picture.
¥28 /month
For users who need more room in their monthly data allowance, such as those who regularly work with media or sync to the cloud. Use your account's usage records to estimate data for large files and background tasks rather than guessing based on app names.
Data add-ons last until used and never expire: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. If your international network needs come up only for specific projects, with long gaps between uses, compare a data add-on with a monthly plan. Monthly plans reset each month; data add-ons let you use your remaining data over time. Their billing models differ, so don't compare them by total price alone.
Upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, and the price difference is converted into remaining days. Before upgrading, check the plan and account status shown in your dashboard and make sure they fit your upcoming needs. For a temporary increase in media work, review the file sync scope and app settings first to avoid using data on duplicate transfers.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT, and get 7-day refunds. Plan cards show the plan price and data allowance; they don't include memberships for third-party AI tools or streaming platforms. Use of those services remains subject to their account, regional, and content rules.
Create an account with a username and password—no email address required. Keep your sign-in details safe, and don't share your subscription link publicly. After payment, check your order and plan status in the user dashboard, then download a client and get your subscription details. If you need help, submit a ticket through the dashboard. For refund rules, read the refund policy. For permitted service use, see the Terms of Service.
If you're new to subscription services, check these three steps separately: install the client, import your subscription, and confirm that the apps you need can connect. Installation means the app is ready; a successful import means the route configuration has been added; after connecting, verify your exit region and how your apps work. Following this order makes it easier to pinpoint a problem instead of reinstalling the client repeatedly.
System permissions and background settings vary between Windows and macOS. Follow the platform guide to set permissions and import your subscription before setting up startup behavior or routine maintenance. Client downloads and subscription details are available in the user dashboard; sign in and choose your platform there. Avoid installation files from unknown sources. The articles below cover system setup, AI image generation, and choosing a plan on a budget, so you can continue with the topic you need.
Start with installing the client, then follow the steps to allow the macOS network extension and grant system permissions. Import your subscription and verify the connection, then troubleshoot common issues such as missing permission prompts or connection failures after approval.
Read the guide →For first-time Windows client users, this guide walks through installation, subscription import, route selection, connection testing, and startup settings, with troubleshooting tips at each step.
Read the guide →Midjourney relies on the Discord ecosystem and has specific requirements for connection stability, region, and persistent sessions. This article covers common error causes and how to choose an international route.
Read the article →Once setup is complete, routine maintenance mainly means checking your subscription status, remaining data, and current route. If an app suddenly stops working, that doesn't necessarily mean the entire connection is down. Test other sites you use, then check whether the app shows a specific error. If the route list in your client doesn't match the dashboard, first check whether the subscription has updated properly instead of editing a configuration from an unknown source. Find the full setup process, platform differences, and maintenance tips in the complete guide.
When submitting a support ticket, include your operating system, the client's message, the route name, and what you were doing to help narrow down the issue. Never post your password or full subscription link in a public discussion. To look for answers by topic, visit FAQs. For streaming regions and platform rules, see the Streaming guide and check your account eligibility.
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