VPN Setup Guide

First open VPNGI’s Start Free page. The requirements are straightforward: set a username and password, with no email address required. Use the username to sign in to the user panel later; the password protects your plan, orders and personal subscription details. Use a password reserved for this service and confirm that both entries match before submitting.

After creation, the page will either sign you in or return you to the login screen. In the panel, confirm that you can see the account overview, plans, client downloads and orders. There is no need to look for a subscription link yet: an account without an active plan will not have usable connection settings. First determine your data needs, then open the plans panel to place an order.

If a browser refresh returns you to the login page, sign in again with the username and password you just set. Do not create multiple accounts to solve a login issue; orders and subscriptions are stored only in the account used for the order. To configure another device, sign in to the same account and continue from its panel.

After signing in, open the plans panel. Monthly subscriptions include ¥9.9/month with 60GB, ¥18/month with 250GB and ¥28/month with 500GB. Monthly data resets each month from the activation date, making these plans suitable for steady usage and continuous service. Base your choice on actual monthly consumption rather than a single use case.

If your usage schedule varies, consider a data package instead. Packages remain available until used and never expire, with ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB and ¥658/3000GB options. Monthly subscriptions and data packages are measured differently, so recheck the selected type, allowance and price before ordering to avoid confusing a long-term package with a monthly-reset plan.

After confirming the plan, choose Alipay, WeChat Pay or USDT on the order page to complete payment. When payment returns you to the panel, keep it open and check the plan status in the account overview. If the order still shows as processing, refresh its status in the orders area rather than creating duplicate orders. Once the plan appears in the account, continue to retrieve the subscription.

When upgrading a monthly subscription mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. If you only need more data temporarily, compare the remaining term after upgrading with the long-term use model of a data package before choosing. All plans support unlimited devices and include a 14-day money-back guarantee; eligibility is subject to the terms of service.

Once the plan is active, open the account overview. Subscription details are the entry point clients use to read the route list; they are different from a public web address and belong only to the current account. The panel may offer one-click import, copy subscription or client download options by device. Prefer the one-click import method for your current system to reduce missing characters during copying.

If you need to paste it manually, click Copy first, then switch to the client’s subscription management page. A complete subscription address is usually one continuous line; do not add spaces, line breaks or Chinese punctuation. When the format needs explaining, refer only to the obvious dummy value https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKEN; this example cannot establish a connection and is not a real VPNGI subscription address.

A subscription address is the credential a client uses to read the account’s routes. Do not place it in public documents, screenshots or group chats, and do not submit it to an uncontrolled online conversion page. To use your account on multiple personal devices, sign in to the same user panel and repeat the import on each device. VPNGI supports unlimited devices, so public subscription sharing is unnecessary.

After copying, do not manually edit route names, parameters or addresses. When the client first updates the subscription, it reads the current configuration from the panel; manual changes may prevent later updates from replacing old content. For deeper coverage of subscription updates, route types and developer environment configuration, see the AI Tools Guide. This page keeps only the essential connection steps.

Open the client download page in the user panel. The panel provides the VPNGI client or a compatible client for your platform. Do not look for installers on the tutorial page or use static download links from unknown sources. After installation, focus on two tasks: find subscription management, import the subscription supplied by the panel and wait for the route list to load.

Once the route list loads, choose an exit region based on the target service’s location. For everyday browsing, start with a nearby region; for services with explicit regional requirements, choose the exit region that matches them. VPNGI covers 90+ countries and 200+ routes. When the list is large, narrow it down by region first, then compare real loading speed and connection stability instead of testing every route.

Select a route and click Connect. A connected status in the client is only the first check. Close any target page or app that was already open, then relaunch it. Some apps retain an old connection or region, so refreshing alone may not create a new session. The setup is complete when the page loads normally, sign-in works and use remains stable after reopening.

For AI Tools, verify that sign-in, message sending and streaming output all complete reliably, not just that the homepage opens. Keep the same exit region during the session and avoid frequent switching while signing in or working. For regional detection, persistent connections and API setup with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Midjourney and developer tools, continue with the Complete AI Tools Access Guide.

After verification, keep the current subscription and client settings. On future sessions, you will usually only need to open the client, update the subscription and choose a route; there is no need to place another order or import again. Repeat the import from the user panel only if the client configuration is cleared, the system is reinstalled or the subscription details change.

When something goes wrong, do not change several settings at once. Return to the account overview to confirm that the plan is active, then update the subscription in the client. If routes appear after the update, the account and subscription are communicating; next check system permissions, the selected route and the local network. If the subscription never updates, copy the complete address from the panel again and confirm that no spaces or characters are missing.

If the client shows connected but the target service still uses the previous network environment, fully quit the target app and reopen it. Then switch to another route in the same region for comparison. If no route can connect, temporarily disable other tools that modify system networking and retry with a single client. Do not run multiple similar clients at once; they may compete for the same system tunnel.

If only one website or app behaves unexpectedly while other international services work normally, the issue is usually related to the target service’s regional rules, cache or account status. Keep the route region unchanged, clear that service’s session and sign in again. For route types, exit consistency, streaming connections and common failure boundaries, see the In-Depth Guide instead of changing advanced parameters during basic setup.

If you still cannot identify the issue, open the support ticket area from the user panel and describe the platform, the status shown in the client, the selected region and whether the failure occurs during import, connection or target-service loading. Do not paste the complete subscription address into public content. Identifying the failed step is more useful than simply saying “it does not work” and makes it easier to locate the account, client or route issue.