For cross-border access, international websites, AI tools and streaming, with 120+ countries, 240+ routes and unlimited simultaneous devices.
14-day refund policy Bank-grade encryption Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT Unlimited devices
Service Notes
Rather than compressing every feature into a slogan, the sections below explain connection, privacy, devices, AI, streaming and refunds by use case, approach and limitations.
Connection / Stability
The quality of cross-border access depends on more than peak speed. It also depends on whether connections repeatedly drop during busy periods, pages keep waiting, and long sessions remain continuous. VPNBi organizes primary and backup routes as two independent paths: the primary route handles everyday connections, while local congestion can be addressed by switching to another route in the same region rather than keeping users on a single path.
For everyday use, first choose a route based on the region where the target service is located. If loading slows in the evening, try another route in the same region. This narrows troubleshooting to the route layer without repeatedly changing device settings. The routes page also retains region, city and route-type details for stable, repeatable choices.
Related facts: 120+ countries / 240+ routesPrivacy / Encryption
On shared office networks, hotel networks or public Wi-Fi, data may pass through multiple network devices outside the user's control. VPNBi uses bank-grade encryption to protect transfers between the client and service routes, reducing the risk of account logins, page requests and app communications being read directly over public links.
Encryption protects data in transit, but it does not replace a website's own account-security settings. Use unique passwords for important services and keep your system and client updated. VPNBi registration requires no email address; a username and password are enough, minimizing unnecessary registration details and keeping account information simple.
Related facts: Bank-grade encryption · No email address requiredDevices / Access
Many users need cross-border access on more than one computer: work devices may run Windows or macOS, mobile devices use iOS or Android, and long-running tasks may run on Linux. VPNBi supports all five platforms and allows unlimited devices online at the same time, so you do not need to repeatedly sign out and reauthorize familiar devices.
The client and subscription entry points are kept together in the user panel. After choosing a plan, open the download area for your current device to obtain the matching client and subscription details. This avoids static-page download links becoming outdated and makes it easy to retrieve the required configuration from the same account when changing devices.
Related facts: Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / LinuxAI Tools / Routing
AI tool access issues are often not complete outages: the login page may load while conversation requests wait for a long time or connections break during uploads. First check the account and service status, then choose a route based on the tool's region and avoid frequently changing exit regions within the same session.
VPNBi's region list makes it easier to assign different tools to relatively stable routes. For a first connection, try a nearby international route and confirm that pages, login and conversations work normally. If the target service has a specific regional requirement, switch to that region. More troubleshooting steps are available in the AI Tools feature guide and troubleshooting pages.
Related links: AI Tools feature guide and troubleshootingStreaming / Regions
Streaming platforms typically check the account region, exit region, app cache and playback device together. When the catalog differs or playback fails, first choose a route matching the content's target region, then reopen the app or page. Repeatedly refreshing the player will usually not help if the exit region still does not match.
VPNBi clearly marks streaming support in the route preview, so users can filter for regions that support the relevant use case and then compare other routes in the same region. Quality depends on the local network, target platform and route condition; keeping one working route connected is more reliable than switching repeatedly during playback.
Related links: Streaming support and regional routesBilling / Refund
Network conditions vary by region, access provider, device system and target service, so route counts cannot replace real-world testing. VPNBi offers a 14-day refund policy, allowing users to check connections on their everyday devices, networks and main use cases before deciding whether to continue.
Testing should cover your most-used platforms, regular websites and the times when instability is most common, while recording the selected region and route. If an issue occurs, check subscription status, the client and the route using the troubleshooting guide first. If it remains unresolved, submit a ticket through the user panel so the issue and handling process stay clear.
Related fact: 14-day refund policyRoute Directory
The route table helps confirm regions, cities, route types and streaming support. Latency changes with the user's location and local network, so the static preview does not show fixed millisecond values or load ratios.
| Country/region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | |||
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated route | Supported |
| Japan | Tokyo | Transit route | Supported |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL dedicated route | Supported |
| North America | |||
| United States | Los Angeles | Transit route | Supported |
| Europe | |||
| Germany | Frankfurt | Direct route | Supported |
| France | Paris | Transit route | Supported |
For ordinary browsing and everyday apps, start with geographically closer routes to reduce the cross-region path. For streaming or online services with regional requirements, match the target region first, then compare routes within that region. IEPL dedicated routes suit use cases that prioritize continuous connections; transit routes balance regional coverage and path adjustments; direct routes take a more direct path but depend more on the local access network.
When loading slows in the evening, do not cycle through every country at random. Keep the target region unchanged, switch only between route types in that region, and confirm that the client subscription is updated. This helps identify whether the issue comes from a single path, the target service or the local network, and makes it easier to provide accurate region and route details in a ticket.
Monthly Plans
All three tiers use the same country coverage, route range and device rules; the main difference is monthly data. Data resets monthly on the activation date, and mid-cycle upgrades convert the price difference into remaining days.
¥9.9
Monthly · 60GBSuitable for users focused on web browsing, text communication, research and occasional AI tool use. If cross-border access is not running continuously all day, 60GB is a lower-cost starting point.
¥18
Monthly · 250GBSuitable for daily multi-device connections, more frequent video playback, online collaboration and AI tool use. 250GB offers a balanced amount of monthly data and spending.
¥28
Monthly · 500GBSuitable for frequent streaming, larger files or keeping multiple devices connected for long periods. 500GB leaves more monthly capacity for sustained tasks.
Selection Method
Route count is only a starting point. A fuller assessment should also cover registration requirements, platform delivery, device rules, refund terms and troubleshooting channels.
If your needs center on browsing, documents and AI conversations, focus on route continuity and frequently used regions. If you stream often, also confirm the target region and streaming support. If multiple devices need simultaneous connections, check the device rules. VPNBi lists these details separately instead of replacing practical evaluation with a single claim of speed.
This service requires no email address; a username and password are enough to register. Plans, clients and subscription details are delivered through the user panel, while static marketing pages do not provide direct installer links. The goal is to keep account status, plan status and client downloads in one place, with the same retrieval process after changing devices.
The same route may perform differently across regions, access networks and devices, so test your regular websites, AI tools and streaming services in your everyday environment. VPNBi offers a 14-day refund policy; focus testing on practical usability rather than a single short speed test. If a connection fails, follow the troubleshooting guide from subscription and client to route and local network.
When use is continuous and monthly consumption is fairly stable, a monthly subscription is easier to manage. When usage is spread out and varies greatly between months, data packs that never expire make it easier to retain the balance. For mid-cycle monthly upgrades, the price difference converts into remaining days. Estimate your usage pattern first, then compare the 60GB, 250GB and 500GB tiers to reduce plan changes.
Knowledge Base
These articles cover plan selection, Japan-region content, privacy checks and first-time setup. Each is designed to stand alone, with conclusions tied to specific actions rather than vague advice.
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