Cross-border access · Network acceleration plans

International routes, all in one place

VPN37 organizes 160+ routes across 110+ countries by region, supports five platforms, and allows unlimited simultaneous devices. Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month.

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  • WindowsClient
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  • iOSClient
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  • LinuxClient
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Route Directory / Regional Index

Choose a region, then a route

When accessing international websites, a service's regional requirements often matter more than the distance shown on a map. First check the region associated with your account and content, then compare IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes, and direct routes in that region. The examples below illustrate regions and route types in the directory; they do not guarantee that any platform is always available in those regions.

Country / RegionCityExample route typeStreaming access
JapanTokyoIEPL Dedicated LineCheck availability under the platform's regional rules
SingaporeSingaporeRelayedCheck availability under the platform's regional rules
United StatesNew YorkRelayedCheck availability under the platform's regional rules
Hong KongHong KongDirectCheck availability under the platform's regional rules
SwitzerlandZurichDirectCheck availability under the platform's regional rules

Choose a route based on what you're doing

Browsing, video playback, and coding sessions place different demands on a connection. For web browsing, check whether pages load fully. For video, watch for buffering during playback. For AI coding tools, check whether interactions remain uninterrupted. Compare routes on the same local network, and avoid changing your network, region, and client mode at the same time; otherwise, it's harder to tell what caused a change.

The route directory helps narrow down your options; it does not replace the target service's own access policies. If content isn't available, first check your account region, subscription benefits, and any platform messages, then decide whether to switch routes. Keep one route for everyday tasks and compare it with other route types in the same region. That's more useful than remembering a region name alone. The user panel has the current list of available routes.

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Route Directory / Usage Notes

Reliable connections, devices, and use cases

Route types describe the connection path, the client delivers the subscription to your device, and the target platform determines whether your account and content are available. Keeping these layers separate makes choosing and troubleshooting clearer.

Route reliability

Compare connection paths

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Tokyo, JapanIEPL Dedicated Line
SingaporeRelayed
Hong KongDirect

Connection quality during busy evening hours needs to be evaluated against your actual tasks. A page loading successfully doesn't mean a route is suitable for extended video or a long conversation. When comparing routes, keep the target region fixed and test different paths on your current local network. IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes, and direct routes offer different path options; their names don't guarantee speed. Note whether pages load completely, sessions stay connected, and video buffers repeatedly to find a route that works for everyday use.

Route types describe how a connection is arranged, not what permissions an app gets. Direct routes use a direct path; relayed routes pass through a forwarding path; IEPL Dedicated Line is a dedicated-line option. If your connection changes, keep the region fixed and compare route types first. If the target service has regional requirements, then try a different region. This reduces guesswork and helps you describe what you've already checked when contacting support, so troubleshooting can focus on the specific issue.

Privacy and devices

Use your subscription across your devices

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Simultaneous devicesUnlimited
Connection securityQuantum encryption

VPN37 uses quantum encryption as a connection trust marker. Keep your account password and subscription details secure: your subscription provides configuration details to the client, so don't display it publicly or include it in screenshots. If you need help troubleshooting, share the platform, route region, and error message instead of posting your full subscription details in public. Along with an encrypted connection, keeping devices up to date, checking login pages, and granting permissions carefully are all part of good security habits.

Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are supported, with unlimited simultaneous devices—so you can use the same setup on your work computer and personal devices. Device limits and data allowances are separate: multiple devices can connect at once, but usage still depends on your plan's data. Get clients and subscriptions from the user panel after signing in. When switching devices, follow the guide to import your subscription again, then check the route and client mode rather than relying on old screenshots.

AI and streaming

Check regional availability by app

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ChatGPTSession connection
NetflixContent region
YouTube PremiumAccount benefits

AI tools depend on more than whether the homepage loads. Chat generation, code completion, and file processing can involve longer connections, and frequent route changes can make results harder to assess. When using ChatGPT or coding assistants, first check supported regions and your account status, then choose a route and complete a continuous task. If an error occurs, note the message and determine whether it points to a connection drop, account permissions, or a platform issue instead of assuming every problem is route-related.

Streaming availability depends on the exit region, content rights, account benefits, and each platform's detection rules. A region name alone doesn't guarantee playback. Before watching Netflix or using YouTube Premium, check that your account includes the relevant service. Choose a resolution and see whether playback stays smooth. VPN37 offers 30-day refunds, so you can assess whether a subscription suits your everyday needs. Platform rules can change, so check availability when you use the service.

30-day refunds

This directory separates regions, route types, devices, and apps so each choice has a clear basis. To understand how account and billing regions relate, or tell a video error from a connection issue, read the Complete Guide to Streaming Availability. To set up a device, start with the setup guides and work through your account, client, and subscription in order.

Route Directory / Data Planning

Monthly plans and data packages to keep

Choose a billing option based on how often you use the service, then pick a data tier for your typical tasks. Monthly plans suit regular use; data packages never expire and remain available until used, making them useful when usage is irregular. Prices are listed as charged, without converting different billing options into potentially confusing monthly averages.

Light usage

60GB monthly plan

¥9.9/month

Start with research, email, and everyday browsing, then decide whether you need a larger plan based on your actual usage.

  • 60GB of data per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 30-day refunds
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Everyday use

250GB monthly plan

¥18/month

Plan for browsing, AI tools, and video together, then keep an eye on actual usage in the user panel.

  • 250GB of data per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 30-day refunds
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Heavier usage

500GB monthly plan

¥28/month

For users with higher data needs. Estimate based on your actual tasks rather than the number of devices alone.

  • 500GB of data per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 30-day refunds
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Data packages: keep what you buy

¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB

Data packages never expire; use them until they're gone. If you only browse occasionally, use the service while traveling, or have periods of irregular usage, compare data packages with monthly plans. A data package is not a monthly plan and does not renew with the listed data each month. Before choosing, decide whether you need a recurring monthly allowance or a balance you can keep using over time.

Resets, upgrades, and payments

Monthly plan data resets each month on the date you activate the plan. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Before changing tiers, check your current billing cycle and usage in the user panel, then review the upgrade details. Don't estimate reset dates by the calendar month, or assume an upgrade starts a new full billing cycle.

Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. Place orders, choose a plan, and access your subscription through the user panel. Before getting started, review the full plan page's billing details and choose based on your actual usage. There's no need to budget for uncertain future needs upfront.

All plans support Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux and allow unlimited simultaneous devices. Higher data tiers change your data allowance, not your account permissions or the content available on target platforms.

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Route Directory / Frequently Asked Questions

Questions to check before you start

Review account requirements, device support, and data rules before opening the user panel. For connection or billing issues, the Help Center has guidance organized by stage of use.

Do I need an email address to get started?

No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Choose a username you can recognize that doesn't include sensitive information, and keep your login details secure. In the user panel, you can view plans, get client apps, and manage your subscription. For your first setup, follow the guide in order: sign in to your account, then install the client and import the subscription on your device. This helps you avoid searching across multiple pages for the right entry point.

Can I connect multiple devices at once? How does data work?

You can connect an unlimited number of devices simultaneously. Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are supported. Device count and plan data are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data. When choosing a plan, consider browsing, video, and file access across the devices you use regularly, then monitor your usage in the user panel. After importing your subscription on a new device, check the selected region and mode to confirm your task is using the intended connection.

What's the difference between a monthly plan and a data package?

Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date. Data packages never expire and remain available until used. For regular use, plan around a monthly subscription; for irregular use, compare data packages. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Before choosing, decide whether you need recurring monthly data or a balance to keep over time, then compare prices. The plan page lists the full terms and amounts.

Will choosing the right region guarantee access to AI tools or video?

Region is only one factor. Check the target service's supported regions, your account status, content rights, and subscription benefits. A route name cannot override a platform's permissions or decisions. If a page loads but a feature doesn't work, read the platform's message and check your account and region. If the connection keeps dropping, compare other routes in the same region. Keep other conditions unchanged while troubleshooting to see whether a change helped.

Which payment methods are supported, and where can I find the refund policy?

Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are accepted, and 30-day refunds are available. Before paying, check the plan page for the price, data allowance, and billing method, then review the refund terms in the Terms of Service. To ask for help with an order, sign in to the user panel and use the support ticket option. Include the relevant order details and describe the issue; never post your password or full subscription details publicly.

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Route Directory / More to Read

Practical tips from terms to real-world use

Plans help with budgeting, the route directory helps narrow your options, and articles explain how to make choices in real-world situations. Start by understanding the difference between subscriptions and nodes, then explore guidance for study, development, or video. Don't assume advice for one use case applies to every connection.

VPNs for International Students: Access Needs Before and After Moving Abroad

The websites, study materials, and video services you use may have different regional requirements before you travel and after you arrive. Organizing an access checklist for each stage is more useful than relying on old route habits. This article looks at online classes, study resources, and everyday apps to explain how to reassess your connection needs.

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