Coverage across 100+ countries / 170+ routes. Choose international routes by region and use case. No email address required—create an account with a username and password.
For regular use, manage data month by month; for occasional connections, use data as needed. Understanding how each option is billed before comparing regions and use cases makes it easier to find the right fit than looking at price alone.
A good fit for everyday international websites, regular AI tool use, or streaming. Data resets monthly on your activation date, making it easier to adjust your plan based on actual usage.
A good fit for occasional use, short-term work, or connections while traveling. Data never expires, so there is no need to change your habits just to use up a balance.
Peak-hour performance depends on your local network, cross-border routes, and the destination service; a single speed test cannot predict everyday use. VPNMake offers international routes by region. If pages respond slowly or videos buffer, compare different routes through the same exit region. Test with websites and apps you use regularly, then observe performance over an extended session. Once you find a working configuration, keep it to avoid unnecessary changes. Route labels are not speed guarantees; actual results depend on your network and the app you use.
VPNMake highlights military-grade encryption to help users understand how data is protected in transit between their devices and the service. Encrypted connections and website account security are separate matters; encryption does not replace system updates, trusted clients, or protecting account credentials. Get the client and subscription from the user dashboard, and keep subscription details private. Check website addresses and connection warnings as usual. Network acceleration does not guarantee the security of website content, transactions, or account status.
Work on files at your computer and check messages on mobile without having to choose which devices get a slot. VPNMake supports unlimited simultaneous devices on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Each platform still needs to be configured separately; after connecting, check the apps you use on each one. Device count and data allowance are different things: manage usage across devices according to your plan. Check actual consumption in the user dashboard before deciding whether to change your monthly plan, rather than estimating data needs based only on the number of devices.
Being able to open a webpage does not mean an account has access to every feature. Supported regions, account eligibility, payment status, and exit region can all affect the result. VPNMake offers a choice of international routes for configuring access to a target service. Keep the exit region consistent during a work session, and verify sign-in, chat, and file operations before starting important work. If you see a region notice, check the platform’s official rules. A network connection does not include third-party memberships or guarantee account approval or access to a particular model.
Streaming involves opening a library, finding content, starting playback, and watching without interruptions. Checking whether the homepage loads is not enough. VPNMake lets you choose routes to match a viewing region, but the available library and playback results depend on platform rules, account region, and the current route. After connecting, search for the title you want and check video quality and playback over time. High-resolution streaming also depends on your local network, membership tier, and device. If you see a proxy warning or the wrong region, save the error details and work through the streaming guide instead of repeatedly switching countries.
When choosing a subscription service, real-world suitability matters more than marketing claims. VPNMake offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund, so you can evaluate the service based on your usual devices, regions, and apps. After getting started, keep your order details and test the connection and apps under your normal network conditions. To request a refund, sign in to the user dashboard and submit a support ticket with the relevant order information. See the Terms of Service for the refund policy and instructions. Choose a plan based on published prices, data reset rules, and how often you use the service.
Plan details shown for illustration only; they do not reflect the current status of an account.
Data resets monthly on your activation date
Unlimited simultaneous devices. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining service days. Check your order and subscription status in the user dashboard.
Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
Get the ClientSign in to get the client and subscription details. For your first setup, follow the quick-start guide.
VPNMake’s published options include monthly plans, non-expiring data packages, unlimited devices, and a clear refund policy. When comparing similar services, consider billing, actual use, and ongoing management together. Regular users should check whether the monthly data allowance fits; occasional users should check whether their balance expires; people working across devices should check platform support. Coverage indicates the range of available exit regions, not that every route is suitable for every app.
No email address is required to create an account; a username and password are all you need. Keep your credentials safe, and use the user dashboard to manage orders, clients, and support tickets. The Start Free link takes you to the account creation process. Check the plans page for prices and data rules; the link does not mean all paid plans are free.
Coverage in 100+ countries across 170+ routes. Choose a region based on the target service, then compare routes within that region. Geographic distance is only one factor and cannot determine connection performance on its own.
The table below is a route-selection reference for popular regions, not a list of currently available nodes. Check the user dashboard and test your connection for specific cities, route types, and app performance. Route labels in the hero illustration explain how to choose.
| Country/Region | City | Route Type | Streaming Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | See the route list in the dashboard | Check the label for each route | Verify with the platform and target library |
| Hong Kong | See the route list in the dashboard | Check the label for each route | Verify with the platform and target library |
| Singapore | See the route list in the dashboard | Check the label for each route | Verify with the platform and target library |
| United States | See the route list in the dashboard | Check the label for each route | Verify with the platform and target library |
| Canada | See the route list in the dashboard | Check the label for each route | Verify with the platform and target library |
IEPL dedicated routes, relays, and direct connections describe how a route is organized, not comparable speed tiers. When reviewing routes, consider both the exit region and the service you want to use: cross-border work may depend on session stability, AI tools on regional service rules, and streaming on library availability and playback. Don’t skip real-world testing because a label sounds more premium. Route availability can also vary with network conditions, so keeping a backup configuration in the same region can make troubleshooting easier.
If you have connection issues, first check that your local network can reach websites you use regularly, then confirm that the client has updated its subscription successfully. Next, keep the target app unchanged and compare routes one at a time. Changing the region, client mode, and app settings simultaneously makes it hard to tell what helped. If you need support, include your platform, route name, the situation, and any error message in a ticket. Reference readings in the status list do not guarantee device speeds or third-party service availability.
View All Routes →Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month, with data resetting monthly on your activation date. Every plan supports unlimited devices and includes a 60-day no-questions-asked refund.
¥9.9/month
A good fit for browsing, research, and light everyday use. Track your actual consumption first to see whether you need more data.
¥18/month
A good fit for everyday work and streaming. If you often download files or watch videos, check your dashboard usage to see whether the allowance matches your habits.
¥28/month
A good fit for heavier data use and multiple devices connected regularly. The larger allowance gives you more room to use data; it does not promise faster routes.
¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB
Use your data until it runs out—it never expires. A good fit if your connection needs vary and you want to manage data based on actual use. It differs from a monthly plan in how data is used, not in device limits or speed tiers.
Even with the same number of devices, browsing text and documents can use far less data than streaming high-resolution video. Before choosing a plan, list your main uses: if you mainly browse and work with documents, start with a basic allowance; if you stream video, transfer files, or stay connected for long periods, consider more data. We don’t convert a plan into a fixed number of viewing hours because resolution, encoding, app behavior, and usage patterns all affect consumption. Checking your actual data records is more reliable.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, not on a universal calendar-month schedule. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days; check your current cycle and order details before changing plans. Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported payment methods. Manage orders and check payment status in the user dashboard. For refund details, read the Terms of Service, then compare monthly plans and non-expiring data packages based on how often you use the service.
View All Plans →First, check how to create an account, which devices are supported, and how plans work. For app region requirements and troubleshooting steps, see the complete streaming guide.
No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password. Keep your credentials safe, and don’t post account details or subscription information publicly. Manage clients, orders, and support tickets in the user dashboard. For your first setup, follow the quick-start guide to configure the client and verify your connection step by step.
No. VPNMake supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, and each device needs its own client setup. Unlimited devices does not mean unlimited plan data, so check usage against your selected allowance. Test the target app on each platform rather than assuming one device’s connection result applies to all of them.
For regular use, consider a monthly plan; data resets each month on your activation date. For less predictable usage, consider a data package; it never expires and lasts until used. Monthly plans are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB. Start with how often you use the service, then check actual data usage rather than choosing based only on device count.
Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported, and the service offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund. Check order status in the user dashboard. To request a refund, submit the relevant order details through the support ticket portal. See the Terms of Service for the full refund policy. Review plan prices and data rules together rather than relying on a button’s wording to understand billing.
A successful connection alone does not guarantee access. Platforms may use exit IP, account region, membership tier, and playback device to determine available titles and video quality. Choose the target region, then check search results and playback. If you see a proxy warning, save the error and follow the guide to troubleshoot. VPNMake plans do not include third-party streaming memberships and do not guarantee that every route will work with every platform at all times.
Start with the app you want to use. Library access, playback requirements, game latency, and system permissions each need separate troubleshooting; one speed test cannot explain every issue.
Compare libraries in the US, Japan, Hong Kong, and other regions. Learn what to check for library access and playback, then choose an exit region that matches the content you want.
Read the Guide →Understand the difference between library availability and playback errors, filter routes by region, and avoid repeatedly changing your account environment while troubleshooting.
Read the Guide →Learn which network factors affect gameplay, how game acceleration differs from a standard proxy, and whether changing routes might help with your current issue.
Read the Guide →Follow the steps for installation, system permissions, importing a subscription, and checking that the connection works. Find clear troubleshooting steps for permission prompts and menu bar issues.
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