100+ countries / 190+ routes for international websites and online services, with unlimited devices and a choice of dedicated, relay or direct routes for different use cases.
7-day refund policy
No-logs policy
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Unlimited devices
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Singapore
Japan
Hong Kong
United States
Italy
United Kingdom
HK-SG-01IEPL dedicated03 / 190+
Current connection details
The client selects a route and completes the protocol handshake from the subscription configuration
Import subscription READY
Read route configuration from the account
Select route HK-SG-01
Choose by region and route type
Protocol handshake Hysteria2
Establish an encrypted client connection
Connected CONNECTED
Forward app traffic according to the current rules
60GB / month · Resets on activation date
7-day refund policy
Connected devicesUnlimited
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Coverage100+ countries
Routes190+
DevicesUnlimited
Refund7 days
SERVICE NOTES
How routes, protocols and devices connect
Start by identifying route types and data rules, then choose a connection method based on your device, destination and network conditions. VPNJB puts subscriptions, routes and client configuration into one workflow to reduce repeated setup.
FIG 0.1 / ROUTE
Choosing routes during peak hours
Cross-border links can become congested at different times, so a region name alone does not determine performance. VPNJB offers IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes. Start with a nearby entry point, then switch the exit based on the target service. If response times slow down in the evening, try another route in the same region instead of repeatedly changing the client protocol. Multiple routes provide alternatives when temporary congestion occurs, reducing the risk of a prolonged interruption.
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Protocols and encrypted connections
The client establishes an encrypted connection with a route through a protocol supplied by the subscription configuration. Protocols differ in connection setup, resilience to network changes and resource use, so manual entry is usually unnecessary. If a connection fails, update the subscription and switch routes before checking system network permissions. VPNJB follows a no-logs policy, keeping account and subscription information needed to operate the service separate from browsing content.
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Unlimited-device access
One account works on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux with unlimited devices. This suits setups that combine a work computer, tablet and other personal devices, without repeated plan changes when adding hardware. System permissions and client interfaces vary by platform, but the core flow is the same: sign in to the dashboard, get the client and subscription, import the configuration, choose a route and verify the exit. Keep subscription links only on your own devices.
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Monthly plans and data packs are measured separately
Monthly-plan data resets each month on the activation date, making it suitable for regular access to international websites, online meetings or streaming services. Data packs last until used and never expire, which works better for irregular or occasional use. The two billing methods remain separate: compare monthly capacity for consistent usage, and total pack volume for intermittent use. When upgrading mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated across the remaining days.
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Registration and privacy boundaries
No email address is required to create an account; a username and password are enough. This reduces unnecessary form filling and makes it easier to manage subscriptions across devices. VPNJB follows a no-logs policy and does not record browsing content. Keep account credentials and subscription links secure. If someone else needs to use a device, sign out of the client and user dashboard first to prevent subscription configurations from being copied or shared.
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Separate routes for AI and streaming
AI tools, streaming services and ordinary websites do not always need the same exit route. AI services prioritize persistent sessions and responsive requests, while video playback depends more on stable throughput and regional matching. VPNJB clearly lists route regions and types, so you can choose based on the target service instead of forcing every app through one path. When switching, keep the currently working route available, test the alternative and make it easy to revert.
ROUTE CATALOG
Global route preview
The region determines the exit location; the route type determines the access path. The static examples below cover commonly used regions. In practice, start with a nearby region, then switch to another route in the same region based on the destination, current network and app performance.
Country / region
City
Route type
Streaming
Asia
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
IEPL dedicated
Supported
Singapore
Singapore
Relay
Supported
Japan
Tokyo
IEPL dedicated
Supported
North America & Europe
United States
Los Angeles
Relay
Supported
Italy
Milan
Direct
Supported
United Kingdom
London
Relay
Supported
IEPL
Dedicated
Best for office work, ongoing sessions and long transfers where connection continuity matters more. Keep an alternative route in the same region in case the primary route is busy.
RELAY
Relay
Connect to a relay node first, then continue to an exit in the target region. This can improve route selection from some local networks to distant regions.
DIRECT
Direct
The access path is more direct and suits networks with good routing to the target region. Performance depends on the local network environment.
SESSION REFERENCE
Route status reference
The page framework generates these statuses to compare the current session's region, route type, latency and bandwidth references. They do not represent a long-term availability guarantee; judge performance by the actual application when switching routes.
All three monthly plans cover the same devices and routes; the main difference is monthly data. Data resets each month on the activation date. If usage is irregular, choose a data pack that lasts until used and never expires.
60GB
¥9.9
Monthly
Best for web browsing, text communication and lightweight tools. If streaming and large file transfers are limited, this tier makes it easy to establish a stable everyday connection.
Suitable for everyday work, AI tools, online meetings and moderate streaming used together. The extra capacity leaves room for route switching and multi-device use, reducing the need to check usage repeatedly during the month.
Best for more frequent HD streaming, simultaneous multi-device use and larger file transfers. Still base the choice on actual usage rather than capacity alone, and consider how often you connect.
Available options: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, ¥658 / 3000GB. Data packs suit irregular usage and do not reset monthly. For a mid-cycle monthly-plan upgrade, the price difference is prorated across the remaining days.
Review your main app types and usage frequency first instead of comparing price alone. Text-based websites and tool requests are usually easier to control, while HD streaming, system updates and large file sync use data faster. If several devices connect at once, include background syncing on each device. Monthly plans suit regular use; data packs suit scattered, occasional needs.
Payment and refund information
Payment methods include Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT. Start with the tier that matches your current usage, then adjust based on actual consumption. VPNJB offers a 7-day refund policy; eligibility and processing follow the refund policy page. No email address is required to create an account with a username and password and access the plans page.
No email address is required; a username and password are enough to create an account. After choosing a plan, get the client and subscription from the user dashboard, then import the configuration for your device. The marketing pages do not provide static installers or public subscription URLs.
Decide whether you need regular or occasional use. For regular use, choose capacity from the three monthly plans; for irregular needs, review the non-expiring data packs. Account creation requires only a username and password.
STEP B
Get the client and subscription from the dashboard
After signing in to the user dashboard, open the download area and select the entry for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android or Linux. Subscription details are linked to your account and should not be shared with unrelated people.
STEP C
Import the subscription and choose a route
After the client loads the route list, start with a nearby route or one in the target region. For office work and persistent sessions, test dedicated and relay routes first; for ordinary access, compare direct-route performance as well.
STEP D
Verify the exit and app performance
Once connected, open the website or app you actually need and test it. If responses are abnormal, switch to another route in the same region, then update the subscription and check system network permissions instead of changing several settings at once.
SELECTION BASIS
What to check when comparing subscription services
To judge whether a service suits long-term use, start with verifiable plan rules, route structure, device support and refund policies rather than a single claim about speed.
RULES
Are the billing rules clearly explained?
Monthly plans should specify price, capacity and reset timing, while data packs should explain how validity works. VPNJB monthly plans reset on the activation date, while data packs last until used and never expire; a mid-cycle upgrade prorates the price difference across the remaining days. With transparent rules, you can decide which option better matches your actual usage before paying.
ROUTES
Can routes be identified by type?
The number of regions only describes the entry points; route type also matters. Dedicated, relay and direct routes suit different network conditions. Listing type and region together makes it easier to find an alternative when performance changes. VPNJB covers 100+ countries and 190+ routes, organized by region on the routes page for side-by-side comparison instead of repeated trial and error.
DEVICES
Do the device rules fit everyday use?
Personal network setups usually include more than one device. VPNJB supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux with unlimited devices. One subscription can reduce duplicate purchases, but capacity should still match monthly usage. Unlimited devices describes the access rule; it does not mean each device receives a separate data allowance.
POLICY
Are the refund and privacy terms easy to find?
Refund promises should match the plans page and policy page. VPNJB consistently states a 7-day refund policy in its main copy and plan details and provides a separate refund policy page. Its privacy approach follows a no-logs policy, and no email address is required for registration. Users should still protect their username, password and subscription information.
FIELD NOTES
Setup, plan selection and networking
From short business trips and Android background settings to first-time macOS setup, these articles address specific questions and explain practical steps separately from purchasing considerations.
Networking
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