120+ countries / 230+ routes, plans from ¥9.9 per month, and data packs that never expire.
Location / Type / Use case
Coverage: 120+ countries / 230+ routes. Check where the service you want is located, then compare how each route performs.
For international access from Hong Kong, start by comparing routes through Hong Kong, then try Singapore, Japan, or another location based on where your destination service is hosted. Distance is only one factor: your local network, time of day, and the route to the destination service can all affect performance. Choose based on more than the location name, and don’t treat a route label as a speed guarantee.
The locations and route types below are examples, not a complete inventory. Hong Kong IEPL, Singapore relay, and Japan direct routes illustrate different connection paths. Check the panel after logging in for specific cities and route types in other locations. Streaming availability also depends on the content region, account permissions, and the provider’s current policies.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Check the panel | Check the panel | Verify with a connection test |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay | Verify with a connection test |
| Japan | Check the panel | Direct | Verify with a connection test |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL route | Verify with a connection test |
| Canada | Check the panel | Check the panel | Verify with a connection test |
| Germany | Check the panel | Check the panel | Verify with a connection test |
Status indicators are for comparison only and don’t represent a live test from your device. After choosing a route, check it with your usual websites or apps.
If a connection behaves differently, note the location, route name, and time. That makes troubleshooting more focused.
View all routes →Understand the details before judging performance
From choosing a route at peak times to refunds, here are the details that matter in everyday use.
At peak times, judge a route by how smoothly your usual tasks work, not by how prominent its name looks.
If pages lag, calls drop, or videos stutter in the evening, keep your local network unchanged and switch routes to compare. Hong Kong IEPL, Singapore relay, and Japan direct routes offer different paths to test, but route types don’t guarantee a particular speed at any time. Test the apps you use during your normal hours, and check whether reconnections, page loads, and playback remain smooth. If only one app has a problem, check the destination service before repeatedly changing every setting.
Route performance depends on your actual connection.
No logs is a service policy. Keep your account and subscription credentials secure.
VPNHaoHao follows a no-logs policy, and you can create an account with a username and password without providing an email address. Don’t rely on a label alone when evaluating privacy; read the privacy policy to understand how information is handled when using the account. Treat your subscription link as a credential: don’t post it publicly or share client screenshots that reveal account details. If you need help troubleshooting, describe what happened and hide any personal information unrelated to the issue.
Unlimited devices. Install a client on each device and keep an eye on your account’s data usage.
There’s no device limit. Configure a client for your platform on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, or Linux. Device count and data allowance are separate: adding devices doesn’t create separate data allowances, and usage across all devices counts toward the same account. Set up and test your most-used device first, then configure the others to make problems easier to pinpoint. When replacing a computer or reinstalling its operating system, sign in to the panel to retrieve your subscription and make sure credentials on the old device are secure.
Find the client and subscription in the user panel.
Access to AI tools depends on both the network route and the tool’s account policies.
When using AI tools, check page access, account sign-in, and whether responses continue to arrive as separate steps. Routes can provide international network access, but they don’t override a provider’s regional policies, account eligibility, or paid access requirements. If a request fails, read the error first and then decide whether to try a different exit location; don’t assume every error is caused by the route. For long chats, uploads, and generation tasks, stay on the same verified route where possible to avoid session changes, and confirm availability from the tool’s actual response.
Availability of any specific AI service is not guaranteed.
Check the content region and account permissions before assessing playback stability.
Streaming catalogs vary by location, account, and licensing arrangements. Choosing a route in a particular location doesn’t guarantee access to a specific title. Check which regions the platform permits for viewing, then assess results by playing content—not just by whether the homepage loads. If buffering occurs, keep the same title and quality while comparing other routes, and check your local Wi-Fi and background downloads. Video playback uses data continuously, so factor your viewing habits into your plan choice. Consider occasional and regular viewing separately when choosing how to pay.
Availability of a title also depends on the provider’s policies.
60-day money-back guarantee. Read the full terms of service before purchasing.
Your network experience depends on your location, connection, and target apps. Test the service in your usual environment after purchase instead of relying on route names alone. VPNHaoHao offers a 60-day money-back guarantee; see the terms of service for the full conditions. If the service doesn’t meet your everyday needs, sign in to the user panel and submit a ticket, keeping your order details handy for verification. If you’d like to troubleshoot first, describe your platform, route, and any error message. The refund policy doesn’t guarantee access to any particular third-party service.
Monthly plans / data packs that never expire
Monthly plans suit regular use; data packs suit occasional use. Choose a billing option first, then decide how much data you need.
¥9.9 / month
A starting point for browsing, messaging, and lighter tasks. If you often upload files or stream video, check your usage in the panel to see whether this allowance is a good fit.
¥18 / month
A useful option to compare for a mix of work, file transfers, and everyday video. Data is shared across your account, so keep an eye on usage when connecting multiple devices.
¥28 / month
For users looking to compare plans with a larger data allowance. Large files, continuous streaming, and multiple devices can increase usage, so keep track of your remaining data even with a larger allowance.
Data packs are ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, and ¥658 / 3000GB. Unlike monthly plans, whose data resets each month, data packs suit travel, short-term collaboration, or irregular use. Consider whether you need to top up regularly rather than comparing only the one-time price. “Never expires” describes the data pack’s validity; it doesn’t mean data is unlimited.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, not on a fixed calendar date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days; check the amount shown in the panel before proceeding. Payments are accepted via Alipay / WeChat / USDT. Before purchasing, compare the full plan details, including billing, data allowances, and refund terms.
View all plans →Common questions before getting started
First, understand the requirements and billing; then move on to setup.
No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Choose a username you can keep track of, and store your password securely. In the user panel, you can view plans, client downloads, and subscription details. For your first setup, follow the quick-start steps: check your account and plan, get the client and subscription, then choose and test a route. Don’t share your subscription link as if it were an ordinary website address.
For regular use, compare monthly plans; for occasional use, consider data packs that never expire. Monthly plans are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB, with data resetting monthly on your activation date. Data packs are ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB, and remain available until used. Don’t apply the monthly reset rule to data packs; check the product selected in the panel before proceeding.
There’s no device limit. Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux are supported. Configure a client and import the subscription separately on each device. Device count and data allowance are separate; usage across multiple devices on the same account counts toward the same allowance. If you run into a problem, first test the network and route on one device, then troubleshoot the others. This makes it easier to identify whether the issue comes from platform settings, your local network, or the destination app.
A connection depends on your local network, the route, and the destination service. A change at any point can affect performance. Check whether the issue is limited to one website, then compare other routes on the same network. If results change noticeably on a different local network, check your connection environment too. Video calls, browsing, and downloads have different network requirements, so one test can’t predict performance for every task. Find more troubleshooting steps in the help center.
There’s a 60-day money-back guarantee. Read the terms of service for the full conditions. Submit your request through a support ticket in the user panel, including the relevant order details and a brief explanation. If you’d also like help troubleshooting, include your device platform, route name, and error message. Don’t share your password, subscription link, or payment credentials on a public page; discuss order details through the panel after signing in.
For step-by-step instructions, continue to the full handbook. To solve a specific issue, browse the help categories.
Guides / Networking / Privacy & Security
Break down practical scenarios to match routes and client settings to what you need.
Follow the setup process for Windows, from installing a client and importing your subscription to choosing a route. After connecting, verify that access works before configuring the client to start on boot, so you don’t keep untested settings in place.
Read article →How should you protect your account, password, and subscription link? What risks should you watch for on public Wi-Fi? This guide covers details new users often overlook, including what to check before sharing information or screenshots.
Read article →Video calls, online documents, and code collaboration have different network requirements. Assess packet loss, latency, and connection stability for each task, then compare where IEPL, relay, and direct routes may fit to avoid aimless switching.
Read article →Start with guidance for your device and task, then decide which settings to change.
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