An access service for cross-border work, development, and streaming: IEPL dedicated routes stay stable at peak hours, AI Tools and major streaming platforms work normally, from ¥9.9/month, with 60-day refunds.
TEA MENU
No slogans—just clear details on how each capability works and where its boundaries are: the routes, protocols, and commitments involved.
NETWORK
90+ countries / 200+ routes, with IEPL dedicated routes leading in popular Asian locations and dedicated plus relay routes across Europe and the Americas. Below is a sample of live route status and the static list; see the server page for the complete list.
Choosing a route does not require guesswork—match it to the use case. For video, choose the region hosting the target library and a route marked as supporting that platform. For ChatGPT / Claude and other AI Tools, prioritize native US, Japanese, or Singaporean exit routes. For everyday browsing and work, Hong Kong or Japanese dedicated routes are usually closest and deliver the lowest latency. Each region typically has several numbered routes; if one is busy, switch to a neighboring number instead of changing regions. For a more systematic approach, see the route-selection guide on the blog.
View all routes →CLIENTS
Coverage across Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Clients and subscription links are available in the user panel: after creating an account and signing in, open “Download clients” to get the installer and subscription import guide for your platform.
Note: Subscription links are tied to your account and require signing in to the user panel; one subscription can be imported on any number of devices at the same time. Beginners can follow the steps on the guide page and finish setup within ten minutes.
PLANS
Three monthly plans scale by data allowance while keeping features identical: the same 90+ countries / 200+ routes, unlimited devices, and 60-day refunds. Data resets monthly on the activation date; mid-cycle upgrades are prorated by the remaining days.
Unsure how much data you use each month, or does usage vary widely? Data bundles are also available: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. They remain valid until used and never expire, making them suitable for occasional use such as business trips and travel. All payments are covered by the 60-day refund policy.
Plan guide: If you mainly research during work hours and use ChatGPT occasionally, the Lite plan’s 60GB is usually more than enough. For one or two episodes of international shows daily plus regular work, the Standard plan’s 250GB suits most users. If several home devices stay connected year-round and you regularly watch 4K source-quality video, the Unlimited plan is the easier choice. All three plans can be upgraded at any time, with the difference prorated by remaining days, so paid time is not wasted.
View full plans →WHY VPNTEA
There are plenty of comparable subscription services, but only a few dimensions truly matter: route quality, how commitments are honored, and the friction of signing up and paying. Here is each one, clearly explained.
Many services offer only “high-speed global routes,” leaving users to discover whether a connection is dedicated or a public-internet relay, and which platforms each route supports. VPNTea lists every route’s region code, type, and streaming support in the server-page table. IEPL dedicated and relay routes are marked separately, so users can choose from the table without guessing. The list is updated as capacity expands; what appears in the table is what is actually available.
A 60-day refund is not a marketing line; it moves the cost of testing onto the service provider. Two months are enough to cover a complete billing cycle, several peak-hour periods, and checks across all the services you use regularly. Many comparable services offer much shorter windows with usage conditions. This service sets no reason-based barrier: refund requests are accepted on submission, with the complete rules stated on the terms page.
An account can be opened with a username and password—no email address required. There is no need to create another inbox for one subscription or worry about missing a verification email. Payment supports Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT, with monthly billing in yuan. From ¥9.9, you get the same routes and features as the higher tiers; the only difference is the monthly data allowance.
A common industry practice is to charge by device count, disconnect devices above the limit, or require an add-on. VPNTea has no simultaneous-device limit. With five-platform clients and compatible router configurations, one subscription covers your personal devices and household members. The more devices you use, the more this can save—one of the benefits long-term users mention most when renewing.
JOURNAL
Reference articles on route selection, platform setup, and real-world scenario testing, written around everyday usage questions.
A complete iPhone walkthrough from scratch: get a compatible client, import the subscription link, allow the VPN configuration, connect, and verify that it works—with exact steps and fixes for common errors.
Read the full article →Dozens of routes and no idea which one to choose? Break the decision into region, route type, and purpose, then apply simple rules by scenario. This guide explains where to connect for video, gaming, and AI Tools.
Read the full article →Android has three persistent pain points: aggressive battery saving that kills background apps, dropped connections with no notification, and the need to send only selected apps through the connection. We test background operation, battery-optimization exclusions, and per-app proxying one by one.
Read the full article →Live sports are ruined by high latency that makes you miss goals and peak-time congestion that turns the stream into a slideshow. We compare routes against two hard metrics—low latency and peak-hour concurrency—and recommend options for Premier League, NBA, and F1 streams.
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