60GB Monthly Plan
¥9.9/month
For research and text browsing, start by comparing this plan with your actual usage.
- 60GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 30-day refund policy
2026 International Route Plans
VPNBetaCross-Border Network Acceleration
Choose international routes for your needs, connect on unlimited devices, and pick a monthly plan or a data pack that never expires.
- 30-day refund policy
- Anonymous, no logs
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- No email required
Use cases for cross-border access
From route selection to billing, find the rules that shape everyday use in one place.
VPNBeta offers international route subscriptions. Before choosing a plan, check which platforms you use, which regions you need to access, and whether your data use is steady. Coverage determines the regions available; device rules determine whether you can switch between computers and mobile devices; billing rules determine what happens to unused data. Review these details alongside the price instead of comparing only the monthly cost. The client interface below is illustrative; available options are shown in the panel and client.
Choosing routes and connection stability during peak hours
Connection quality during peak hours depends on your local network, international routing and the destination service—not just the region name. VPNBeta's route list includes IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes, making it easier to compare options for different needs. When getting started, keep the destination region fixed and switch route types one at a time. Check page loading, video buffering or whether your session stays active. This helps separate regional differences from routing differences. If you experience slowdowns, check your local network first; changing several settings at once makes troubleshooting harder.
Explore route types →Anonymous access, no logs and account details
VPNBeta follows an anonymous, no-logs privacy policy. Create an account with just a username and password—no email address required. You don't need to provide an email before getting started. Network connections and website accounts are separate: even when connected through an international route, the destination website handles sign-ins, browsing history and content preferences under its own rules. Manage your client connection and website sessions separately, and keep your account credentials secure. The Privacy Policy explains how this service handles data; network acceleration does not replace other account security settings.
Read the Privacy Policy →Use on multiple devices, with no device limit
VPNBeta supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux, with unlimited devices connected at once. Handle work on your computer and continue browsing international websites on a mobile device without repeatedly disconnecting to free up a device slot. Note that unlimited devices refers to the device limit, not unlimited plan data. Consider total usage when streaming video or transferring files across multiple devices. Get the client and subscription through the user panel. Once each device is set up, check that it connects to the intended region.
See setup guides for each platform →Accessing AI tools like Claude
When using Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, first check which regions the service supports, then choose the matching egress region. VPNBeta provides cross-border connection routes, not accounts or usage credits for third-party AI tools, and it does not override their regional rules. For long chats, file uploads or ongoing generation, keep the egress region consistent. If something goes wrong, check whether the issue is the connection, account access or the platform itself. Troubleshooting these separately is more effective than repeatedly refreshing and helps avoid unnecessary route changes.
Read about AI access →Streaming regions and video quality checks
Streaming access depends on the egress region, how the platform identifies it and your account permissions. VPNBeta's international routes let you check access by region, but no single route is guaranteed to work with every catalog indefinitely. Before watching, check which region the content belongs to, then see whether you can open its details and play it. If video quality falls short, also check your account tier, playback device and local network. A successful connection does not guarantee that the platform will make specific content available, and a network acceleration subscription does not include third-party streaming memberships.
Read the streaming access guide →Refund policy and data validity
VPNBeta offers a 30-day refund policy. Before choosing a plan, review the refund policy for details on how to submit a request and how orders are handled. Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, making it suitable for regular use. Data packs are used until empty and never expire, making them suitable for occasional access. The key difference is how data is handled over time, not the number of devices. Compare your usage frequency, expected data needs and validity rules. The plans page lists prices and terms in full so you can check each detail.
View the refund policy →Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Find the client download in the user panel and sign in to access your subscription. See the guides for installation and connection steps.
Go to the client downloads →International routes and region selection
120+ countries / 190+ routes. Choose a destination region first, then compare connection paths.
The region in a route name describes its egress location; IEPL dedicated, relay and direct describe different route types. Keep these separate when comparing options. For websites with region requirements, choose a region according to the platform's published rules. For general research and work, start with a commonly used region and check page loading and session stability. A shorter distance can help guide your choice, but it does not guarantee connection quality.
Here are examples of commonly used routes to help explain how the list works. Streaming entries suggest what to check, not a list of routes guaranteed to work indefinitely. Platforms may change how they identify regions, and catalogs can vary by account region. In practice, keep one route that works for everyday browsing and consider alternatives in the same region for troubleshooting. That's more useful than remembering a country name alone.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming access checks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL Dedicated | Check Japan-region content and account access |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL Dedicated | Check how the platform identifies the current egress region |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay | Check the Singapore-region catalog |
| United States | Los Angeles | Direct | Check US-region content and playback access |
| Italy | Milan | Relay | Check which content is available in Italy |
These examples illustrate how to choose a route. Check the user panel and client for currently available routes.
View all routes →Route status overview
Use the status list to compare regions and routes. Actual access also depends on your local network, the destination website and time of use, so don't judge by a single metric.
Monthly plans and data packs
Choose a billing option based on how often you use it. Every plan supports unlimited devices.
If you work online regularly or browse international websites often, start with a monthly plan. If you only need access while traveling, researching or working on a short-term project, compare data packs. Monthly plan data resets on your activation date; data packs are used until empty and never expire. The two options have different validity rules, so don't compare them by data allowance alone. First consider whether you'll use the service every month, then whether your typical tasks involve text, video or file transfers.
When choosing a plan, use your actual usage history as a guide. Multiple devices connected at once draw from the same plan data, and video quality and file sizes also affect usage. If you upgrade mid-term, the price difference is converted into remaining days; check the exact calculation in the panel. The plans page lists all prices and terms so you can review them before opening the panel, without having to guess the billing rules from a short card description.
250GB Monthly Plan
¥18/month
Compare this plan if you browse regularly and also stream video or transfer files.
- 250GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 30-day refund policy
500GB Monthly Plan
¥28/month
Consider this plan if you use multiple devices frequently or transfer and stream a lot.
- 500GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited devices
- 30-day refund policy
Data packs: use until empty, never expire
- ¥158 / 300GB
- ¥358 / 1000GB
- ¥658 / 3000GB
If your usage is irregular, a data pack means your remaining data won't expire while you're away. Data is still metered, not unlimited. If you stream video often, compare your actual usage with a monthly plan. Never expires applies to the data pack—not to third-party content, website accounts or platform access.
Review payment and usage terms together
VPNBeta accepts Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT, and offers a 30-day refund policy. Create an account with just a username and password—no email required. In the panel, check the plan name, price and data terms before following the on-page steps to place your order. The client establishes the network connection. Memberships, AI tool credits and content access on third-party services must be checked separately and aren't included in the network subscription.
When comparing subscription services, consider validity, device rules, coverage and refund terms together. VPNBeta supports unlimited devices across 120+ countries and 190+ routes, with monthly plans and data packs clearly distinguished. Whether it's right for long-term use depends on your devices, destination regions and connection experience—not a single label.
View all plans →VPN Guides: Choosing and Using a VPN
From your first connection and route selection to data plans and video quality.
If you're new, start with the complete guide and follow the steps in order: account, plan, client, then connection checks. If you're connected but access isn't working as expected, start with the route selection article. Usage records are more reliable than guesswork when comparing billing options. For video quality issues, check the network route separately from platform playback access. Our articles explain how to assess your options; current prices, refund terms and available routes are listed on the relevant pages and in the user panel.
VPN Beginner's Complete Guide: Connect and Verify Your Connection
Follow the essentials in order: what a VPN is, how to choose one, how to use it and how to verify your connection. Create an account with just a username and password—no email required. First learn what the client and subscription each do, then check each step.
Read the article →How to Choose a VPN Route: Regions and Route Types for Beginners
Region, route type and intended use are separate factors. Learn how to meet a service's regional requirements first, then compare IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes instead of choosing by route name alone.
Read the article →Monthly VPN Plan or Data Pack? Compare Three Usage Patterns
Estimate data needs for light browsing, regular streaming and everyday work. Compare monthly data that resets each month with data packs that never expire to see which validity rule better fits your routine.
Read the article →Best VPN for 4K Streaming: Why Video Drops to 480p and What to Check
Changes in video quality aren't always caused by the route. Learn how bitrate, bandwidth and playback settings interact, and how to distinguish regional, account, device and network issues before adjusting your setup.
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