Data resets monthly on the activation date
No email address required—create an account with a username and password. Monthly plans from ¥9.9; data packs never expire.
How much data do you need each month for Netflix in 4K and AI tools?
30-day money-back guarantee Military-grade encryption Alipay / WeChat / USDT Unlimited devices
60GB
Monthly 60GB ¥9.9·250GB ¥18·500GB ¥28
Data resets monthly on the activation date
Connections, data and usage rules
Start with the service you need to access, then assess your route and data needs. VPNLiuLiang explains connection options, device rules and billing separately, so you can check each detail before getting started.
Peak-hour performance depends on your local connection, cross-border path and destination service. VPNLiuLiang offers IEPL dedicated, transit and direct routes so you can compare options for different needs. For meetings and remote collaboration, check for packet loss and audio dropouts during extended use. For video, watch for persistent buffering. If a route is congested, compare route types in the same region instead of repeatedly switching countries. Route labels help guide your choice; they do not guarantee speeds at any particular time. Test performance on the network you normally use.
Military-grade encryption protects data in transit, but your account and devices also need to be managed carefully. On public networks, first make sure the client is connected before handling tasks that require cross-border access. When signing in to a destination site, check its domain and account prompts. Subscription links grant access, so don't post them publicly or share them in screenshots. Connection encryption and a website's own account security are separate layers and cannot replace each other. If you see a certificate warning or unfamiliar sign-in page, stop and check the address.
Use a computer for shared documents, a tablet for reading and a mobile device for an ongoing connection—all under one account, without choosing a higher plan based on device count. VPNLiuLiang allows unlimited devices to connect at once. When choosing a plan, focus on your overall data needs, not how many clients you install. System permissions, proxy rules and background settings vary by device, so troubleshoot connection issues on the affected device. Keep background sync and automatic updates in mind to avoid using data on large transfers you don't need during everyday cross-border access.
Opening an AI tool's homepage doesn't guarantee that later requests will work. Long-form generation, file uploads and ongoing conversations need a stable connection throughout the session. Check the tool's account status and regional requirements first, then choose a route in the relevant region and try to keep the same exit location during the session. If only one tool is inaccessible, check its service status, client rules and browser session separately rather than assuming it's a route issue. Network acceleration does not replace a third-party service's eligibility checks; availability depends on the tool's actual access results.
Playback on Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services depends on content availability by region, account permissions, device capabilities and network routes. After choosing a route, test an actual video: check startup, seeking and playback continuity rather than just whether the homepage loads. Higher-quality video generally uses more data. Actual usage varies by title, duration and quality settings, so fixed viewing-time estimates can be misleading. If buffering occurs, rule out local downloads and Wi-Fi interference, then compare routes in the same region. Streaming availability and quality depend on actual access results.
Choose a billing option that fits how you use the service. Monthly plans suit regular use, with data resetting each month on the activation date. Data packs suit variable usage: they last until used and never expire. The two options have different usage patterns, so don't compare only the upfront price. VPNLiuLiang offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to check performance on your usual networks, devices and services. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. For refund requests and billing details, refer to the relevant policy and plan pages rather than relying on verbal explanations.
90+ countries / 180+ routes
The region determines your exit location; the route type affects the connection path. Narrow your options based on the destination service's regional requirements, then compare performance on your usual network. A shorter distance can be a useful starting point, but geography alone can't predict the result.
| Country / Region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
| Japan | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
| United States | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
| Singapore | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
| Germany | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
| France | See route details in the panel | Choose according to the panel labels | Based on actual access results |
If no websites load, first check the client connection, subscription update and local network. If only one site has a problem, check that service's regional rules and account status. Audio dropouts in meetings, slow page loads and video buffering each call for different troubleshooting steps. Note the route name and network conditions when the problem occurs to make it easier to compare before and after switching.
This section highlights popular location options, not a complete list of individual routes. For specific cities, route types and available nodes, check the user panel. Learn more about IEPL dedicated, transit and direct routes on the servers page. For a more detailed troubleshooting process, see the troubleshooting guide.
Route listings can't replace testing on your own network. Choose a route based on actual page loads, file transfers and continuous playback.
Monthly plans and data packs
Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month for 60GB, with data resetting each month on the activation date. All plans allow unlimited devices to connect at once. Focus on whether the data allowance fits your habits, not how many devices you use. Compare prices and billing periods on the full plans page.
¥9.9 /month
A good fit for browsing, research and text-based collaboration. If video and file uploads make up a small share of your usage, track your actual consumption on this plan before deciding whether to change tiers.
¥18 /month
For regular research and browsing, plus frequent video, online meetings or file transfers. Use your actual data records to assess your needs; don't convert the allowance into a fixed number of viewing hours.
¥28 /month
For heavier use, including high-quality video, large files and frequent cross-border access. A larger allowance doesn't make every destination service faster; choose routes based on region and what you're accessing.
Monthly plan data resets on the activation date, not automatically at the start of each calendar month. Before transferring large files, check your usage and subscription status in the panel. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Check the result shown in the panel before confirming the plan that fits your current needs.
Alipay / WeChat / USDT accepted. After choosing a plan, complete the next steps in the user panel. For refund details, read the refund policy. The 30-day money-back guarantee gives you time to assess how the service works in your usual environment, but eligibility for third-party services is not part of a network subscription.
User guides
Getting started is just the first step. A complete setup includes installing a client, importing your subscription, handling system permissions and testing access. The articles below cover specific issues to help you avoid guesswork across different clients.
Get clear answers about using multiple devices, how data is counted and whether the connection needs to stay on. Distinguishing plan rules from device settings can help avoid common misunderstandings.
Follow the steps to install the app, import your subscription, grant VPN permissions and adjust battery settings, then test that access works. Each step has an observable result, making it easier to find where something went wrong.
Compare options for background reliability, battery-saving settings and per-app proxy rules. If a connection drops when the device locks or one app isn't using the proxy, check each issue separately instead of repeatedly refreshing the subscription.
Client downloads for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux are available in the user panel. No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Once signed in, choose your platform and follow the panel instructions to get the client and subscription details. Don't mistake the website address for a subscription URL, and don't paste subscription links into a regular search box.
After importing your subscription, check that routes appear in the client, then choose a region and connect. If the list is empty, first confirm the subscription imported successfully. If routes are listed but access fails, check system permissions, proxy mode and the destination service. Start with the setup guide; for connection problems, follow the troubleshooting guide. To contact support, submit a ticket through the panel with the client name, a description of the issue and relevant screenshots. Hide any sensitive account information.
When choosing a subscription service, clear billing rules and a repeatable way to test it are more useful than an isolated impression of speed. First check that the data allowance fits your needs, then test connection stability in your usual scenarios, and finally decide whether to change routes or plans. This helps separate the effects of your local network, client settings and third-party services.