Monthly · 60GB
¥9.9/mo
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 100+ countries / 170+ routes
- Streaming-optimized routes
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Three monthly tiers — ¥9.9 / ¥18 / ¥28 with 60GB / 250GB / 500GB respectively; data packs from ¥158, use them at your own pace and they never expire. All three tiers share the same route pool, device policy and refund guarantee.
Monthly plans are billed by the month, and data resets every month on your activation date — activate on the 12th and your quota returns to the plan limit on the 12th of each following month, not on the 1st of the calendar month. The only difference between the three tiers is the monthly data allowance: 60GB, 250GB and 500GB. Route coverage, simultaneous devices, client platforms and the refund guarantee are identical across all three. VPNOh currently offers only monthly plans and non-expiring data packs — no quarterly, half-yearly or yearly prepaid tiers — so there is no hidden saving for paying a year upfront.
Monthly · 60GB
¥9.9/mo
Monthly · 250GB
¥18/mo
Monthly · 500GB
¥28/mo
That works out to about 2GB a day over 30 days. The allowance suits one to two hours of use a day: looking things up, email, short videos, the occasional 1080p episode. 60GB is not an all-you-can-use tier — if you leave the client running in the background all day, or download large files often, the quota will run out mid-month. Running out does not trigger an automatic top-up charge: you can wait for the next reset date, or upgrade to a higher tier mid-cycle, with what you already paid prorated over the remaining days so nothing is wasted.
About 8GB a day, which covers what most people actually use: two or three hours of 4K streaming in the evening, AI tool chats during the day, remote meetings, phone and laptop online at the same time. This is also the most-picked of the three tiers: ¥9 more per month than the 60GB tier for four times the allowance, with no need to count data every day. If you are not sure which tier fits, start here — drop to the 60GB tier next month if you have data left over, or move up if you run out, with the upgrade difference prorated over the remaining days.
About 16GB a day. Suited to a household sharing one account — a TV box plus computers and phones — and to users who keep an international route open for long remote-work sessions, uploading and downloading work files. Because simultaneous devices are unlimited, the same account can be signed in on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at once, with no second purchase for a second or third device. The 500GB tier draws on exactly the same route pool as the other two; paying more does not put you on a separate route.
Data packs are billed by total volume, not by time. Once purchased they do not lapse after 30 or 90 days — they end when the data runs out, and the remaining balance stays in your account. They suit two kinds of users: those who need an international route only a few times a year, before a business trip or holiday; and those who already have a monthly plan and want a separate allowance for a backup device. A data pack and a monthly plan can sit in the same account, and usage is deducted from the data pack first.
Data pack · 300GB
¥158/one-time
Data pack · 1000GB
¥358/one-time
Data pack · 3000GB
¥658/one-time
There is only one validity rule: data packs have no expiry date — they last until the data is used up. There is no clause that voids them if you do not finish them within a year. If an account holds both a monthly plan and a data pack, the dashboard shows the two remaining balances separately so you can check them at a glance.
The only difference between plans is the data allowance. Everything below is provided in full on every monthly tier and in every data pack — no features are held back.
The table below lists every difference and every shared feature across the three monthly tiers. On narrow screens you can scroll it sideways to see the full content.
| Feature | Monthly ¥9.9 | Monthly ¥18 | Monthly ¥28 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ¥9.9/mo | ¥18/mo | ¥28/mo |
| Monthly data | 60GB | 250GB | 500GB |
| Data reset | Monthly, on your activation date | Monthly, on your activation date | Monthly, on your activation date |
| Simultaneous devices | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Coverage | 100+ countries / 170+ routes | 100+ countries / 170+ routes | 100+ countries / 170+ routes |
| Route types | IEPL dedicated / relay / direct | IEPL dedicated / relay / direct | IEPL dedicated / relay / direct |
| Streaming optimization | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Direct AI tool access | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Client platforms | Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux | Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux | Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux |
| Mid-cycle upgrade | Difference prorated over remaining days | Difference prorated over remaining days | Already the top tier |
| Refund | 14-day money-back guarantee | 14-day money-back guarantee | 14-day money-back guarantee |
Data packs are not part of the table above: they are billed by total volume, with no monthly reset — the allowance lasts until it runs out and never expires.
Once you pick a plan in the user dashboard and submit the order, the page shows you a payment entry point. When payment completes, the subscription is written to your account automatically — no manual review to wait for, and no need to send a payment screenshot to anyone.
Scan-to-pay, the usual choice for most users in mainland China. After ordering, the payment code opens right on the order page; once payment succeeds you are returned to the dashboard and the subscription status refreshes.
Same flow as Alipay — pay by scanning a code. When you order on a phone, the app can hand off directly, so there is no order number to copy.
For users who prefer to pay with digital assets. Send the transfer to the chain and address shown on the order page; the subscription activates automatically once the payment is confirmed, at the rate displayed on the order page.
Within 14 days of your first payment, if route quality, the client experience or anything else falls short of expectations, submit a ticket in the user dashboard to request a refund — no reason required. Once the order is verified, the money goes back through the original payment channel; how fast it lands depends on that channel's processing speed.
Below are the six questions asked most often before and after payment. More on accounts, connections and routes lives in the Help Center.
It resets every month on your activation date, not on the 1st of the calendar month. Activate on the 12th, for example, and your quota returns to the plan limit on the 12th of each following month. The reset is automatic — nothing to do manually — and the dashboard overview shows used and remaining data for the current cycle.
Upgrades prorate the price difference over the remaining days, so what you already paid is not lost. Just choose a higher tier on the plans page in the dashboard and the new allowance takes effect shortly after; the next cycle is billed at the new tier. Downgrades take effect at the end of the current cycle, so the allowance you already paid for is not clawed back.
No. Data packs are billed by total volume, not by time — use them at your own pace and they never expire. Whether it is 300GB, 1000GB or 3000GB, the allowance stays in your account and does not lapse just because time passes.
Unlimited. The same account can be signed in on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at the same time at no extra charge, and there is no need to buy a second plan for a second device. Multiple connections share one data allowance, so the more devices you run, the faster it is used — estimate your tier from total usage.
Yes. Within 14 days of your first payment you can request a full refund for any reason — just submit a ticket in the user dashboard. The money goes back through the original payment channel, and how fast it lands depends on that channel's processing speed.
No email address is required — a username and password are enough. Once registered you can choose a plan, pay and get your subscription right in the dashboard; the whole flow stays there, and you never have to send subscription details to anyone.
Signing up takes only a username and password — no email address. Once you pick a plan, you have 14 days to claim a refund for any reason, and all three monthly tiers share the same routes and device policy; only the data allowance differs.