Windows
Sign in to the panel to get a client, then check system proxy settings and browser access.
Get the clientAccess international websites and AI tools through international routes, with no email required and unlimited devices online at once.
PLATFORMS
POPULAR ROUTES
ROUTE REFERENCE
100+ countries / 170+ routes. The table below highlights popular regions as a starting point; check the user panel for cities, route types, and current availability.
When choosing a route, start with the regions allowed by your destination service, then consider your local connection. Distance can be a useful reference, but it does not determine performance on its own. Your local network, carrier routing, and the destination site's response can all affect results. For apps that require sign-in or maintain a session, keep the same exit where possible instead of switching regions frequently.
The regions shown do not guarantee availability of any streaming catalog or AI tool. Platforms may make decisions based on account region, payment method, or their own policies. Keep a record of the route you normally use, along with the affected app, time, and error message if an issue occurs. These details are more useful for troubleshooting than simply reporting a slow connection. See the global nodes page for more route information.
| Country / Region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | See user panel | See user panel | Check platform requirements |
| United States | See user panel | See user panel | Check platform requirements |
| Hong Kong | See user panel | See user panel | Check platform requirements |
| Japan | See user panel | See user panel | Check platform requirements |
| Switzerland | See user panel | See user panel | Check platform requirements |
Route status is provided as a guide for selecting a route. Confirm the actual connection and access to your destination service in the client and the app itself.
View all routes →CLIENT ACCESS
Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Get clients and manage subscriptions through the user panel. Sign in to access your subscription.
After signing in, Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux users can get their clients from the user panel. iOS download access depends on having an eligible plan. Once installed, complete any network permissions required by your system, then get your subscription and choose a route. Check actual access in your apps to confirm the connection is working; a connected status in the client alone does not mean every app is using it.
Desktop browsers, editor plugins, and command-line tools may each use different proxy settings. On mobile, check background activity and battery-saving settings too. For your first setup, follow the main steps in the guide before moving on to advanced options such as per-app routing. If something goes wrong, check your operating system, client settings, and subscription status before reinstalling; that can help avoid missing the actual cause.
Sign in to the panel to get a client, then check system proxy settings and browser access.
Get the clientFollow your system's prompts to grant network access, then check how your usual apps connect.
Get the clientGrant connection access, switch to the background, and check whether the app stays connected.
Get the clientEligible plan users can get the download link from the panel and follow the instructions to set up a subscription.
Get the clientGet the appropriate client and verify connectivity in both graphical apps and the terminal.
Get the clientBILLING REFERENCE
Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month. Choose a data tier based on your usage, then compare monthly resets with pay-as-you-go data packs.
¥9.9 / month
60GB per month
A reference tier for browsing, email, and text-based AI tasks. Actual data use depends on content and frequency; allow for additional usage if you stream video or transfer files.
¥18 / month
250GB per month
A tier to consider if you need a mix of everyday work, file downloads, and media access. Check actual usage in the panel rather than choosing based only on device count.
¥28 / month
500GB per month
A reference tier for frequent media access and large file transfers. Higher data tiers provide more usage allowance; they do not guarantee access to destination platforms or connection speeds.
¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB
Data packs suit people with irregular usage who prefer to pay according to consumption. Compared with a monthly plan, the key consideration is your usage pattern, not just the price. Monthly plan data resets on your activation date; if you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Check your bill and plan status in the panel.
Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. VPN57 offers a 30-day money-back guarantee; see the Terms of Service for request and processing details. The pricing page lists all plan prices and billing terms so you can compare them before getting started.
BEFORE CONNECTING
Start by checking the right place and the applicable rules. Handle installation, subscriptions, and route selection separately; this usually makes issues easier to pinpoint than changing everything at once.
FIELD NOTES
Find guidance by task, from setup to verification. Choosing a route is just the start: confirm which exit your app actually uses, protect your subscription details, and understand platform rules.
A connected status in the client does not mean all traffic is routed through it. Check your exit IP, DNS, and app access one by one. Distinguish between system proxy, browser settings, and app-specific configuration to troubleshoot cases where the VPN says it's connected but does not seem to work.
Read article →Keep subscription links and passwords separate and secure. Learn what to hide in public screenshots, what to check on public networks, and how to share enough information when asking for help without exposing more than necessary.
Read article →Claude's region checks and account rules need to be considered together. This guide explains how exit region, a consistent environment, and connection stability relate, helping you distinguish network issues from platform access restrictions instead of blaming every error on the route.
Read article →For your first setup, start with the getting started guide. If you're connected but an AI tool still isn't working, read the AI access guide. The tutorial walks through accounts, plans, subscriptions, and clients; the guide explains differences between browser, API, and developer tool environments. Choose the documentation that matches your issue to avoid unnecessary changes and keep troubleshooting notes clear.
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