Monthly plan · 60GB
Data resets monthly on your activation date
¥9.9/month
- 60GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day no-questions-asked refunds
International routes across 90+ countries / 160+ routes, apps for five platforms, and unlimited devices for everyday browsing and staying connected while traveling.
Connections & security
When using public Wi-Fi while traveling or switching between devices for work, it pays to review your connection settings and account security. Y9VPN offers quantum encryption; check the routes, protocols, and connection status in the app before use. An encrypted connection does not replace an account’s own security measures. Verify website domains, store passwords safely, and keep your operating system up to date. Before choosing a service, read its feature details and privacy policy, then test its performance in your own use cases. That is more useful than relying on a security label alone.
Learn about our service principlesUse across devices
Work on files from a desktop and review documents on a mobile device without disconnecting just to stay within a device limit. Y9VPN allows unlimited simultaneous devices and supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. To get started, sign in to the dashboard, download the app for your platform, and import your subscription using the guide. Device limits and data allowances are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data, so check the plan you choose. Save subscription details only on trusted devices, and remove the configuration when switching devices or finishing temporary use.
See the setup stepsAI tools
A conversation stuck on “generating” or an image that will not load could point to your local network, the international connection, or the tool itself. When using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Midjourney, first check the account and service-region requirements, then choose an appropriate exit region and keep it consistent during the session. Troubleshoot by checking page access, account sign-in, and content generation separately; success at one step does not confirm that everything works. Y9VPN routes provide connection paths, but access to a particular tool depends on its policies and the results of your own connection tests.
View the AI connection guideStreaming
Being able to open a video and keeping playback sharp are two separate things to check. Before choosing a route, review the streaming service’s region and account requirements. After connecting, check the catalog, playback, and picture quality. High-resolution video is more sensitive to sustained throughput, and brief network fluctuations can trigger automatic quality changes. If playback buffers, pause background downloads and compare other routes in the same region before switching regions repeatedly. Streaming platforms change their access policies, so the route list is not a guarantee of access to every catalog or region.
Learn about video quality and bitrateUsage & refund policies
Network performance depends on your location, internet connection, and the service you access, so a description alone may not answer every question before you choose. Y9VPN offers 60-day no-questions-asked refunds, giving you a policy you can compare when evaluating services. Keep your order records and test the connection on your usual devices and at the times you normally use them. For questions about an order or refund, sign in to the dashboard and submit a support ticket. Check the terms of service for eligibility and processing details. Refund terms and plan data-reset rules are listed separately; review both before deciding.
Read the terms of serviceChoosing routes during peak hours
A slower connection in the evening is not necessarily just a matter of distance to the exit region. Congestion on your local network, the international route, and load on the destination service can all affect performance. When comparing routes, keep your device and destination service the same, then test dedicated, relay, or direct routes in the same region. Check page response and sustained transfers. If only one app is affected, check the app separately. Y9VPN offers different types of international routes to suit different use cases. Actual performance depends on the connection; a route label is not a speed guarantee at every hour.
Read the protocol and route guideWorks on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Find apps and subscription access in the user dashboard. Check your device platform, then follow the setup guide. After importing, verify the connection status and exit region; there is no need to reinstall repeatedly to check whether it worked.
Get the app →Data packs remain available until used and never expire, making them useful for travel or irregular usage. Their rules differ from monthly subscriptions: consider whether you use the service steadily or in occasional bursts, then decide between monthly data and a data pack.
View data packs →Create an account with a username and password—no email address required. Before getting started, choose a unique password and store your account details securely. Treat your subscription configuration like account credentials. For connection or order issues, sign in to the dashboard and describe the problem in a support ticket.
View account help →Exit regions and route types
Start by choosing the region you need, then compare connection paths. Coverage across 90+ countries and 160+ routes describes the available reach; your choice should also account for the destination service, your network, and the configurations available in the app.
If a service requires a particular region, choose an exit according to its rules. For general browsing, start by comparing nearby regions. Distance is only a starting point, not the sole measure of performance. Routes in the same region may take different paths, so compare them on the same network rather than treating region names as a speed ranking.
IEPL dedicated lines, relay, and direct describe how routes are organized. Dedicated lines focus on the arrangement of the connection; relay routes pass through an intermediate node; direct routes use a direct connection path. These labels help explain the topology but cannot replace testing. The preview below lists regions, cities, and route types. For streaming, check access after connecting rather than treating a route listing as a catalog guarantee.
| Country or region | City or exit | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Check the service after connecting |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated line | Check the service after connecting |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay | Check the service after connecting |
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated line | Check the service after connecting |
| United Kingdom | London | Direct | Check the service after connecting |
Monthly plans and data packs
Monthly data resets each month on your activation date. Data packs last until used and never expire. Consider your usage habits first, then compare data allowances instead of focusing on price alone.
Data resets monthly on your activation date
¥9.9/month
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If you mainly search for information, use email, and have text conversations, compare the 60GB monthly plan with your actual usage. If you regularly sync files, stream video, or download images, consider the 250GB or 500GB monthly plans. These are usage guidelines, not conversions into viewing hours or task counts. Video quality, file sizes, and background updates all affect data use. Check the usage records in your dashboard rather than estimating based on the number of devices.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, not on a shared calendar-month schedule. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Compare the reset date with upcoming travel and work plans to judge whether the allowance fits. Once you start using a plan, track your actual consumption and use the dashboard’s rules to guide your next choice.
What to check when comparing services
Choosing an international network service means more than finding a way to connect. Keep devices, regions, data, and support in one checklist to make ongoing use easier to manage.
Y9VPN brings account access, plans, app downloads, and support tickets together in the user dashboard. For your first setup, follow this order: prepare your account, check your plan, get the app, import your subscription, and verify the connection. Setup guides explain the steps; protocol references help you compare options. Keeping them separate makes it easier to follow the instructions and explore route choices when needed.
After your first successful connection, open the services you actually need and check sign-in, file transfers, or video playback. Seeing “connected” in the app does not confirm that every app is using the expected route. If the result is not what you expect, check proxy mode and app settings first, then compare routes. This avoids extra confusion from repeatedly changing account settings or reinstalling apps.
Unlimited simultaneous devices, no email required, data packs that never expire, and 60-day no-questions-asked refunds are policies you can check directly. Y9VPN lists prices by billing type on the plans page and exit regions by location and route type on the routes page. The privacy policy and terms of service explain how account information is handled and the boundaries of service use. Read these details before choosing instead of treating one connection experience as a long-term guarantee.
When asking for help, include your platform, the app you are trying to use, where the issue occurs, and the troubleshooting steps you have already tried. Hide account and subscription details in screenshots, and never post a full configuration publicly. A clear description helps distinguish local settings, route issues, and problems with the destination service, keeping support conversations focused.
Connection notes
From permissions to video quality troubleshooting, common issues are broken down into steps you can check. Find an article by device or app, then test it on your own network.
Install an app on macOS, grant system permissions, import a subscription, and verify the connection. This guide also covers common issues such as blocked network extensions and missing permission prompts, explaining each check in order.
Read article →Follow the actual iPhone setup process: get a compatible app, import your subscription, allow it to add a configuration, and verify the connection. When a permission prompt appears, understand what it does before proceeding.
Read article →Learn what to check when a connection stalls, from persistent connections in the Discord ecosystem to image delivery and account-region consistency. Distinguish app issues from network paths before deciding what to troubleshoot next.
Read article →The steps in a guide are a useful starting point, but system permission screens, app prompts, and service-region policies can change. Check that the article matches your platform and issue, then follow the information currently shown in your app. If basic setup is complete but a specific app still has problems, consult the protocol reference to understand connection methods or search the help center by issue.