ZONE CAPACITY/Billing & Data
Monthly plan data resets on the activation date. Data packs last until used and never expire.
No email address required. Create an account with a username and password.
For regular access to international websites, managing an overseas store, or everyday work, choose an allowance based on your monthly data use. The confirmed subscription term is monthly; the prices below don’t include unconfirmed long-term plans or discounts.
¥9.9/month
60GB
A good fit for store dashboards, web research, email, and text-based collaboration. Track your typical data use before deciding whether you need a larger allowance.
This plan has a limited allowance. HD video, software updates, and large file transfers use data, so account for them in your monthly budget if you do them regularly.
Choose this plan¥18/month
250GB
A good fit for daily access to international websites, with occasional video calls, asset uploads, or developer tools. Base your allowance on your actual usage.
A larger allowance doesn’t mean a faster route. Connection performance also depends on the egress region, route type, destination service, and your local network. Don’t infer speed from the plan price.
Choose this plan¥28/month
500GB
A good fit for frequent video work, large file transfers, or multiple devices used for work and streaming. Add up your needs across devices before choosing an allowance.
This is still a monthly plan with a data limit. Before choosing it, distinguish occasional large transfers from consistently heavy usage; the number of devices alone shouldn’t determine your plan.
Choose this planIf your usage is occasional or you only need international routes during certain work periods, consider a data pack. Packs are tied to a fixed allowance, never expire, and are billed differently from monthly plans, which reset each month.
¥158/pack
300GB
A good fit for occasional access to store dashboards, short-term research on international websites, or usage that varies over time. If you go a while between sessions, there’s no need to plan around a monthly reset date.
“Never expires” refers to the validity period; it doesn’t mean your data allowance is replenished. Used data won’t be restored at the start of a new month.
Choose this plan¥358/pack
1000GB
A good fit for concentrated work during specific project phases and lighter usage at other times. Include file syncing, remote collaboration, and asset management in one allowance, then use it as needed.
Check your usage history before choosing a larger allowance. Data packs don’t replenish monthly, and their size doesn’t guarantee any particular route performance.
Choose this plan¥658/pack
3000GB
A good fit if you understand your usage patterns and need a larger overall allowance. Consider file transfers and everyday access across all your devices to avoid underestimating your needs.
This isn’t an unlimited data plan. If you expect consistently heavy use, compare it with the monthly plan’s reset schedule and choose the billing type that best fits your workflow.
Choose this planAllowance and billing type distinguish the plans. Coverage, device support, and refund information are presented consistently across plans; no unconfirmed benefit tiers are listed.
110+ countries / 240+ routes. When choosing an egress location, start with the region where your target website or store is based, then consider the route type. Coverage doesn’t mean every route performs the same for every service. See the user dashboard for the current list of available routes.
View route coverage →Connect an unlimited number of devices at the same time. Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux are supported. Factor in data use across all your devices. Get the client from the user dashboard; sign in to access your subscription. Installers and direct subscription links aren’t provided on this plans page.
Get the client →VPNZV’s primary security claim is quantum encryption; the specific connection method depends on the configuration in use. Plan size does not indicate encryption strength. Follow the Quick Start guide to import the client configuration, choose a route, and verify your connection.
View the Quick Start guide →30-day no-questions-asked refunds. Contact support through a ticket in the user dashboard for billing, order, subscription import, or connection issues. For streaming, check access for the specific platform and egress region; route coverage in a region doesn’t guarantee access to every title in a library.
Open a support ticket →Compare billing types first, then data allowances. On narrow screens, scroll the table horizontally to check prices, data, and validity rules side by side.
| Plan | Price | Allowance | Reset / validity | Simultaneous devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Plan · 60GB | ¥9.9/month | 60GB | Resets monthly on the activation date | Unlimited |
| Monthly Plan · 250GB | ¥18/month | 250GB | Resets monthly on the activation date | Unlimited |
| Monthly Plan · 500GB | ¥28/month | 500GB | Resets monthly on the activation date | Unlimited |
| Data Pack · 300GB | ¥158/300GB | 300GB | Use until it’s gone; never expires | Unlimited |
| Data Pack · 1000GB | ¥358/1000GB | 1000GB | Use until it’s gone; never expires | Unlimited |
| Data Pack · 3000GB | ¥658/3000GB | 3000GB | Use until it’s gone; never expires | Unlimited |
If you access international websites every day, first consider whether a monthly plan fits your routine. If you use them occasionally or during concentrated project work, start by comparing data packs. Then account for browsing, video, file transfers, and usage across all your devices. Finally, choose an egress route based on the service you need to access. Your allowance sets your data budget; it doesn’t determine connection speed, website response time, or how a streaming service identifies your region.
If you don’t have usage history yet, treat plan descriptions as a guide, not a fixed answer. Check your actual usage in the user dashboard before deciding on a future allowance. A mid-cycle monthly plan upgrade is prorated based on the remaining days; check the dashboard calculation before making changes. For data packs, focus on the remaining allowance and the fact that they never expire.
Choose and pay for a plan in the user dashboard. After selecting a plan, sign in or create an account through the dashboard, then confirm the plan, billing type, and amount. Monthly plans show a monthly price; data packs show the price for the selected allowance. Make sure you’re placing the right type of order. Once confirmed, choose Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT and follow the instructions on the current payment page.
For USDT payments, verify the network, amount, and recipient details shown on the payment page. Don’t use transfer instructions from outside this page instead of the instructions for your current order. Use only the payment details shown for the order in your dashboard. No recipient address or manual transfer credentials are published on this page.
After paying, return to the user dashboard and check the order status, plan allowance, and subscription details. Verify both the payment page’s confirmation and the order status in your dashboard. If the order hasn’t been confirmed, check the original order and payment record instead of creating a duplicate. Keep the payment receipt for reference if you need to contact support.
When contacting support, include the selected plan, payment method, and status shown on the page. Don’t share your account password, full subscription link, or sensitive information unrelated to the order. Get your client and subscription through the dashboard, and follow up on order issues through a dashboard support ticket.
VPNZV offers 30-day no-questions-asked refunds. See the refund terms in the Terms of Service for full details. Before choosing an allowance, compare your usage needs with the reset rules. To request a refund for an existing order, submit an application through the user dashboard; choosing a different plan doesn’t replace the refund process.
Before applying, sign in to the account used for the original order and review the order details. Then submit a support ticket explaining your refund request and identifying the order. If there’s also a payment status issue, include what the page shows so support can distinguish an order confirmation issue from a refund request. Add any requested information to the same ticket to keep the conversation together.
Refund progress and outcomes are confirmed through replies in the dashboard. This page makes no additional promises about processing time and offers no unconfirmed data, discounts, or cash compensation. If you have questions about the terms or order status, read the relevant information first, then confirm through a support ticket.
Quick answers on resets, upgrades, payments, and refunds.
Data resets monthly on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. Check your current plan, remaining data, and billing period in the user dashboard. Monthly reset rules don’t determine how long a data pack remains valid.
Data packs last until used and never expire. Available options are ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. They don’t reset monthly and aren’t unlimited.
The price difference for a mid-cycle upgrade is prorated based on the remaining days. Before submitting the change, check the target plan and prorated amount shown in your dashboard. This page doesn’t provide a self-calculated upgrade charge or extra data allowance.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. Choose a plan in the user dashboard, confirm the amount and billing type, and follow the on-screen payment instructions. Return to the dashboard to check the order status and plan details. If the status isn’t confirmed, check the original order before trying again.
VPNZV offers 30-day no-questions-asked refunds. Read the refund terms in the Terms of Service before applying. Sign in to the user dashboard and submit a support ticket with the relevant order details and refund request. Check the dashboard reply for updates.
There’s no limit on the number of devices connected at the same time. Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are supported. Unlimited devices don’t mean unlimited data, so factor in the actual usage of all your devices when choosing an allowance.