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Sign in to download, import your subscription, and confirm the proxy mode.
Get the Client100+ countries / 220+ routes Choose international routes by region and use case; no email required—create an account with a username and password.
Create an account first, then choose a billing option, get the client, and retrieve your subscription. VPNK9 explains route regions, route types, and app routing separately, so you can configure your connection for the task at hand rather than judging suitability by a connection icon alone.
The account interface shown here is a mockup; this page does not collect credentials. Account activation, plan management, and subscription retrieval take place in the user panel. No email address is required. Keep your username and password safe.
Start FreePeak-hour performance depends on more than the exit region; your local network, international links, and the destination service all play a part. VPNK9 offers IEPL, relay, and direct routes to choose from; check the user panel for current options. If pages keep loading or videos buffer, leave your original settings in place, compare route types in the same region, and see whether performance improves over time. Don't judge long-term performance from a single speed test. Downloads, video, and interactive apps have different needs, so test with the task you actually use.
VPNK9's privacy policy states that it does not keep activity logs. Read the privacy policy for details on what data is and isn't covered. A network connection service and a destination website are separate parts of the process: account activity after login, content submitted to a website, and information stored on your device are handled by their respective services. Use a unique account password, grant browser extensions only the permissions they need, and don't post subscription details publicly. The privacy policy describes the service's scope; it is not an absolute guarantee about every app's behavior.
Being able to open an AI website doesn't mean sign-in, chat responses, and API calls will all work. Before using tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, check which regions the platform supports, choose an appropriate exit location, and confirm that the app's traffic is using the selected route. For regular use, stick with a suitable exit location instead of switching repeatedly during sign-in or a conversation. VPNK9 provides network connection options; it does not determine account eligibility or platform risk checks, and it cannot guarantee that a particular tool will always be available.
High-quality streaming depends on the route, device, playback app, and streaming account all meeting the requirements. Before choosing a route, check the region where the content is available and whether the platform accepts the current exit location. A region notice doesn't necessarily mean your bandwidth is too low. Once connected, test playback for buffering, resolution, and how quickly seeking responds. VPNK9 offers route options for streaming access, but platforms decide their catalogs, quality eligibility, and region detection. This page's examples don't guarantee access to any particular library.
VPNK9 allows an unlimited number of devices to be connected at the same time, with everyday connections available on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Proxy modes, system permissions, and app settings differ between devices, so a successful desktop connection doesn't verify other devices. Import the subscription on each device and check the exit location and commonly used apps separately. Unlimited devices refers to the connection policy, not unlimited data; plan your video and download use around the data allowance of your chosen plan.
VPNK9 offers a 7-day refund policy. Read the terms of service for the full rules before paying. After activation, test the connection as soon as possible on your usual network and devices, using the apps you actually need—not just a website's home page. To request a refund, open a ticket in the user panel with the relevant order and request details. For connection issues, include your device platform, route name, and error message. Never share your password or full subscription details in a support request.
Coverage across 100+ countries and 220+ routes. The table below previews popular regions and route types. Check the user panel for cities, current access points, and available routes. A region name alone doesn't indicate whether a particular website will work.
| Country / Region | City | Route Type | Streaming Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Check the user panel | IEPL | Check the platform's regional availability |
| United States | Check the user panel | Relay Route | Check the platform's regional availability |
| Hong Kong | Check the user panel | IEPL | Check the platform's regional availability |
| Singapore | Check the user panel | Relay Route | Check the platform's regional availability |
| Canada | Check the user panel | Direct Route | Check the platform's regional availability |
If the destination service has regional requirements, check its supported regions first. If it doesn't require a specific region, start by testing an access point that suits your current network. IEPL, relay, and direct describe how routes are organized; the names alone don't indicate which will be faster. Retest with your actual tasks when network conditions change.
If no websites open, check your local network and client status first. If only one app has an issue, check its routing rules, account notices, and the destination service's status. Note the route name and error message; this is more useful for troubleshooting than switching regions repeatedly. See the Quick Start guide for detailed steps.
Sign in to the user panel to get your subscription. After signing in, download clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. The iOS client link requires an active plan. Downloading a client and activating a usable subscription are separate steps; follow the prompts in the user panel.
Sign in to download, import your subscription, and confirm the proxy mode.
Get the ClientSign in to download and follow the system prompts to set permissions.
Get the ClientSign in to download, import your configuration, and allow the connection.
Get the ClientGet the link with an active plan, then install as instructed in the user panel.
Get the ClientSign in to download, then check your desktop and command-line proxy settings.
Get the ClientEven when the client says it's connected, check that your target apps are using the connection. Browsers, terminals, and developer tools may use different proxy settings. Enabling the system proxy doesn't mean every command-line program will use it automatically. First test access in the apps you commonly use, then fine-tune routing rules as needed.
Subscription details are account access credentials; import them only on your own devices. When switching devices, get the current configuration from the user panel rather than reusing an old file from an unknown source. For your first setup, follow the steps in the Quick Start Guide; consult a detailed guide for app-specific issues.
Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month. Choose based on your data needs, not the number of devices. Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Prices below are for monthly plans; data packs use a different billing model, so compare them based on how often you use the service.
¥9.9/month
A good fit for browsing, documents, and light app use. If you regularly stream video or download files, consider a higher data allowance based on your actual usage.
Choose This Plan¥18/month
For a mix of everyday app use and video streaming. When connecting multiple devices, check your data use in the user panel regularly to decide whether to switch plans.
Choose This Plan¥28/month
For higher data use, such as streaming video and transferring files. A higher allowance gives you more data; it doesn't change regional eligibility or app permissions on destination websites.
Choose This PlanWhen choosing a plan, consider whether you'll use it regularly, then compare the data you need. Monthly plans may suit regular use; data packs may suit occasional use. The billing options have different costs and usage patterns, so don't compare by price alone. Check the plans page and terms of service for full prices, billing details, and refund rules.
First check account access and billing rules, then review your devices and routes. These FAQs cover common questions before getting started; see the guides for setup details and app access issues.
No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Keep your login details safe and manage your subscription on your own devices. Once your account is set up, use the user panel to view plans, get clients, and manage orders. The account card on this page is only an illustration and doesn't submit credentials.
There is no limit on the number of devices connected at once. VPNK9 supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Import the configuration and test app connections separately on each device. Device limits and data allowances are separate; keep an eye on the allowance for your monthly plan or data pack.
Monthly plans: ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, or ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date. Data packs: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, or ¥658/3000GB, with no expiration until used up. Choose based on your actual data use and how often you connect.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. A 7-day refund policy is available. Read the terms of service before paying; submit a ticket in the user panel for order or refund questions. Include the relevant order details, but never share your password or full subscription information.
The connection status only reflects the client; the target app may also be affected by routing rules, regional eligibility, account permissions, or platform risk checks. First confirm that the app is using the right exit location, then distinguish network errors from account notices. The web versions, APIs, and IDE plugins of AI tools may also handle proxy settings differently, so a browser test alone won't verify every tool.
Find guidance by issue, from checking your exit location and device settings to accessing apps. The articles help you identify where a problem occurs; they don't reduce a service's regional restrictions or account requirements to a single route switch.
A connected status doesn't prove your traffic is using the route. Check your exit IP, DNS, and apps one by one to distinguish system settings, routing rules, and the actual traffic path.
Read the Connection Check GuideFollow the steps to get a client, import your subscription, allow configuration, and verify the connection. This guide covers the screens and permissions to look out for during your first iPhone setup.
Read the iPhone Setup GuideCompare the requirements for creating an account, signing in, and maintaining a long-running connection. Consider exit region and connection stability, and check the platform's current usage rules when choosing a route.
Read the AI Access GuideLearn what to check when comparing services for iOS, from App Store regions and client downloads to configuration permissions. Keep installation issues separate from route problems.
Read the iOS Selection Guide