For international websites, remote work, AI Tools, and Streaming, EyVPN offers 100+ countries / 180+ routes, unlimited simultaneous devices, and non-expiring data packages.
7-day no-questions-asked refund
No-logs policy
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Unlimited simultaneous devices
Supported platformsUnlimited devices
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Popular routes100+ countries
United States
Singapore
Japan
Hong Kong
France
Refund policy
7-day no-questions-asked refundThe same terms apply on the Plans and Terms pages
Registration requirements
No email address requiredRegister with a username and password
Service capabilities
Six cross-border networking capabilities
Routes, clients, billing, and refund terms are explained separately, using practical selection criteria instead of vague slogans. Each capability addresses a common connection issue and provides actionable guidance.
Peak-hour and long-distance stability
The real-world experience of a cross-border connection depends not only on peak speed, but also on packet loss, route changes, and recovery during congested periods. EyVPN separates local access, international transit, and overseas endpoints into identifiable route segments. Choose an entry point by geographic distance first, then switch the exit location to match the region of the destination website. When performance fluctuates during evening peaks, change to another route in the same region before modifying client settings.
Privacy & no-logs policy
This service follows a no-logs policy and does not use browsing content as routine operational data. Accounts require only a username and password, with no email address needed, reducing the information submitted during registration. When troubleshooting a connection issue, users can provide the client platform, selected route, time of occurrence, and error message. This helps locate the problem without submitting the specific pages being visited.
Multiple devices at once
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are all supported, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Home computers, personal devices, and work devices can share one account without changing plans to add devices. For everyday use, keep route names clear across platforms and remove old subscriptions from clients no longer in use to avoid selecting the wrong entry after configurations build up.
AI Tools access
When using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other international AI Tools, a stable session is usually more important than a short speed test. Choose a fixed exit region supported by the target service, and keep sign-in, verification, and subsequent conversations on routes in the same region to reduce session changes caused by frequent switching. EyVPN offers multiple regional options for everyday questions, research, and code collaboration in web, desktop, and development tools.
Streaming by region
Streaming availability depends on the account region, content rights region, and exit region, so choose the content region first and then select the corresponding endpoint. The route table indicates Streaming support to make filtering easier before playback. If an app still uses an old regional cache, fully quit it, keep the route unchanged, and reopen it instead of switching repeatedly between regions.
Clear refund and billing rules
Monthly subscriptions reset data each month on the activation date; when upgrading mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Data packages deduct usage as consumed and remain available until depleted, without expiration. These options suit ongoing and intermittent use respectively, so their billing models should be compared separately. All plans include a 7-day no-questions-asked refund, with Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT supported. Compare usage and duration before choosing.
How to choose
Choose based on how you use it, not one metric alone
To decide whether a cross-border networking service suits long-term use, review route coverage, client support, billing logic, and refund terms in order. EyVPN publishes this information openly, so users can complete most comparisons before entering the dashboard.
Start with route purpose
Everyday browsing, remote work, AI Tools, and Streaming have different regional endpoint requirements. Broad coverage does not mean a distant route is always best; geographically closer entry points are usually better for everyday browsing. When a specific region is required, switch to the corresponding endpoint.
Then check actual usage
Continuous work and regular video viewing are better suited to monthly data management. Occasional travel, temporary research, or backup connectivity may favor a non-expiring data package. Choose according to your usage frequency rather than treating short-term peak speed as the only criterion.
Finally, verify the terms
Registration requires no email address, and supported platforms and payment methods are clearly listed. Before purchasing, confirm the data reset method, upgrade proration rules, and 7-day no-questions-asked refund. After checking these points, enter the user dashboard and select the appropriate plan.
Static route examples
Global routes preview
The examples below are organized by region, city, route type, and Streaming support. When choosing a route, identify the region of the target website or service first, then test nearby routes to distinguish local network issues from cross-border link issues more quickly.
Country/region
City
Route type
Streaming
United States
Los Angeles
International transit
Supported
Singapore
Singapore
IEPL dedicated line
Supported
Japan
Tokyo
IEPL dedicated line
Supported
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
International transit
Choose by route
France
Paris
Direct connection
Supported
Route selection order
For ordinary web browsing and work connections, start with nearby regions such as Singapore, Japan, or Hong Kong. When specific regional content is required, use the corresponding exit in the United States or France. Route type is a reference for link structure and does not mean every local network environment will feel the same.
Troubleshooting
If multiple routes in the same region fail to connect, first check the local network, client permissions, and whether the subscription is up to date. If only one route is affected, switch to another route in the same region and include the platform, route name, and error message in a support ticket.
The route list is loaded by the site's route component to help compare regions and route types quickly. Dynamic figures are provided only as a reference for the current selection; for actual use, also consider the local network and target service.
Monthly plans and data packages
Choose a plan by usage
Monthly plans suit continuous use and reset data each month on the activation date; data packages suit intermittent use and remain available until depleted, without expiration. Every tier supports unlimited simultaneous devices. The main differences are available data and billing method.
60GB monthly plan
¥9.9
Monthly
Suitable for web browsing, research, light messaging, and backup connectivity. Data resets monthly on the activation date, helping keep costs lower while retaining access to all platforms and routes.
Suitable for everyday work, AI Tools, online video, and switching between multiple devices. The larger data allowance works well as a primary long-term plan and can be shared across computers and mobile devices.
Suitable for frequent video, sustained remote work, and multiple devices used together. The larger allowance reduces the need to repeatedly check remaining data before the reset date, making it a good fit for steady usage.
Articles cover client permissions, subscription import, platform compatibility, and usage estimates. The focus is on concrete steps and decision-making methods, helping new users connect first and then adjust routes and plans for long-term use.
Guides
Best iOS VPN: App Store region limits, client selection, and configuration profile testing
When installing a client on an iPhone, the store region, configuration profile, and subscription import method directly affect the setup process. This article compares different store regions and explains the key points to check for authorization prompts, Shortcuts, and client selection.
Which VPN is best for Mac? Hands-on comparison of network extension permissions and Apple silicon compatibility
Common first-connection issues on macOS involve network extension authorization, system proxy settings, and coexistence with Apple services. The article follows the order of system prompts to explain how to confirm permissions and outlines compatibility details to check when choosing a client on M-series chips.
Data package or monthly plan: how to choose based on actual usage
Data consumption differs significantly between light browsing, regular video viewing, and everyday work. This article explains how to estimate monthly usage by scenario and compares monthly reset billing with the non-expiring model of data packages.
A complete beginner's Windows VPN guide: five steps from client installation to startup
From downloading the client through the user dashboard, importing a subscription, choosing a route, verifying the connection, and enabling launch at startup, this article follows the actual workflow and shows where to click and what status to expect at each step.