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Coverage across 110+ countries / 250+ routes, with unlimited devices connected at the same time. No email address required—get started with a username and password.

  • 7-day money-back guarantee
  • No-logs policy
  • Unlimited devices
  • Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
  • No email required
Supported Platforms
  • Windows
  • Android
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • Linux
Popular Routes
  • Singapore
  • United States
  • Hong Kong
  • Japan
  • Canada
  • France

International route coverage

110+

Countries / 250+ routes

Choose a route based on your location and how you plan to use it. See the user dashboard for the current list.

Everyday cross-border access

Choose a route, manage your devices, and handle everyday needs with one subscription. Learn how it works, then pick the data allowance that suits you.

Route types and peak-hour choices

A website loading successfully doesn’t guarantee the same experience for video streaming or file transfers. If you experience delays during peak hours, first distinguish between local network congestion, changes along the international connection, and a slow response from the destination site. VPNBall offers IEPL, relay, and direct routes that you can test for your destination region. Compare using the same device and content for a more useful result than relying on the region name alone. Route types can help guide your choice, but they don’t guarantee a fixed speed. Keep an alternative that works well on your current network for more straightforward switching.

No-logs policy and credential security

VPNBall follows a no-logs policy. You can create an account with a username and password—no email address required. Keep your account password and subscription link secure and separate. A subscription link is an access credential: don’t post it in public forums or share it in screenshots. Privacy also involves managing device permissions, browser accounts, and local files—not just choosing a route. It’s more practical to understand the service’s privacy boundaries than to rely on the connection switch for every aspect of security. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Routes & Account
  • Singapore / Hong KongIEPL
  • United States / JapanRelay
  • Canada / FranceDirect
Read the Privacy Policy →

Unlimited simultaneous devices

You may use a work computer, a device on the go, and a home computer at the same time. VPNBall supports unlimited simultaneous devices, so you don’t need to keep disconnecting to stay within a device limit. Use VPNBall on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Sign in to the user dashboard to get your subscription. Install a client and import the configuration separately on each device. Unlimited simultaneous devices doesn’t mean unlimited data: plan downloads, video, and everyday browsing around your plan’s data allowance.

Using AI tools and keeping your region consistent

When using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude, a working connection doesn’t necessarily mean your account can use the service. Platforms may determine access based on your exit region, account status, and their own policies. Check the platform’s supported regions first, then choose a matching route. Keeping your region consistent during normal use can also help avoid unnecessary switching while troubleshooting. VPNBall provides cross-border connectivity; the platform itself determines account eligibility and feature access. If you see an access notice, save its details and investigate before repeatedly changing your configuration.

Devices & Apps
Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • Windows / macOSDesktop
  • iOS / AndroidMobile
  • LinuxConfigure with a guide
AI Tools

Check supported regions first, then verify your account and connection.

AI tools access guide →

Check streaming libraries and playback

Before choosing a route for streaming, check which region’s library has the content you want, then verify how the platform determines your region. Content licensing and access policies on services such as Disney+ and HBO can change, so a route name isn’t a lasting guarantee of availability. After connecting, check that the site loads, search for the content, and test playback. For higher resolutions, also consider your local network, device performance, and remaining plan data. Testing in the situation you actually care about is usually more useful than relying on a connection-success message.

7-day money-back guarantee

Your experience with cross-border connections depends on your local network, time of day, device, and the service you’re accessing; plan details can’t replace hands-on testing. VPNBall offers a 7-day money-back guarantee so you can try your usual use cases after reviewing the terms. Import the client configuration, then test everyday websites, work tools, and video playback while keeping an eye on data usage. To request a refund, sign in to the user dashboard and contact support through a ticket with your order details. See the Refund Policy for eligibility and full instructions before you choose a plan.

Test Your Use Cases
  • Streaming libraryCheck on the platform
  • PlaybackCheck quality and buffering
  • Plan usageCheck in the dashboard
View the Refund Policy →

Popular regions and route types

Start with the region required by your destination site, then compare different routes in that region. The table shows popular route examples; available cities and entry points are listed in the user dashboard. Verify streaming access on the platform you plan to use.

Popular routes preview
Country / regionCityRoute typeStreaming
SingaporeSee the dashboard for the current listIEPLCheck on the platform
United StatesSee the dashboard for the current listRelayCheck on the platform
Hong KongSee the dashboard for the current listIEPLCheck on the platform
JapanSee the dashboard for the current listRelayCheck on the platform
CanadaSee the dashboard for the current listDirectCheck on the platform
FranceSee the dashboard for the current listDirectCheck on the platform

If you don’t need a specific region, start by testing a commonly used one. Keep your local network unchanged and use the same page or video throughout the comparison. If only one site has a problem while other services work, first check the platform’s status, regional requirements, and any account notices rather than reinstalling the client. If no sites are accessible, check whether your subscription is up to date, your plan is active, and the device has the necessary network permissions.

IEPL, relay, and direct describe how routes are set up; they don’t determine how they’ll perform at every time of day. Test routes on your local network to find one that works for you. Once you’ve confirmed it, save it for regular use and switch when conditions change. The route list in the user dashboard is where you connect; the status display below is for reference only and doesn’t replace testing on your own network.

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Clients and subscription setup

Start with the platform you’ll use. Sign in to get the client for Windows, macOS, Android, or Linux; you don’t need a purchased plan. Access to the iOS client depends on the active-plan requirements shown in the dashboard. Sign in to the user dashboard to get your subscription.

Sign in to get your subscription. Check the dashboard for iOS client access requirements.

Install, then import

Create an account with a username and password—no email required—then open the client downloads section in the user dashboard. Install the client for your operating system, then get and import your subscription as instructed in the dashboard. Once imported, you should see a route list in the client. If it’s empty, check the import and subscription status before repeatedly trying to connect.

When connecting for the first time, grant the network permissions requested by your system. After connecting, open a site you use regularly and confirm that it loads before testing specific apps. Client installation, subscription import, and access to a destination service are separate steps; checking them in order makes issues easier to pinpoint.

Follow the getting-started guide →

Updates and credential security

When the route list changes, use the client’s subscription update feature to get the latest configuration instead of copying routes manually. To switch devices, install the client on the new device and import your subscription from the dashboard. Keep your account access details secure, and don’t post your full subscription information publicly.

If you still can’t access a site after importing, note your device platform, route, and any message shown, then share those details in a support ticket through the user dashboard. Hide subscription links and account credentials before sharing screenshots. For configuration details, troubleshooting methods, and ongoing maintenance, continue with the complete guide.

Read the complete guide →

Monthly plans and data packs

Monthly plans suit regular use, while data packs work well for occasional access. Choose based on how you browse, use work tools, stream video, and download files—not just how many devices you have. Simultaneous devices are unlimited, but each plan still has a data allowance.

60GB monthly plan

¥9.9/month

A good fit for browsing, research, and text-based communication. If you often stream video or transfer large files, keep an eye on usage when choosing a plan.

  • 60GB per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day money-back guarantee
Choose this plan

250GB monthly plan

¥18/month

For a mix of work tools, everyday browsing, and video. Check data usage in the dashboard to see whether this allowance suits your habits.

  • 250GB per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day money-back guarantee
Choose this plan

500GB monthly plan

¥28/month

For frequent video streaming and file transfers. A higher data tier gives you more data; it doesn’t guarantee access to any particular platform.

  • 500GB per month
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day money-back guarantee
Choose this plan

Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated based on the remaining days.

Use it occasionally? Explore data packs

Data packs remain valid until used and never expire: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. They suit people with an irregular usage schedule who want to use their available data as needed. Consider both your data needs and budget; monthly plan reset rules don’t apply to data packs.

Occasional use doesn’t always mean low data consumption. Video quality, background app transfers, and large downloads can all affect usage. Check the dashboard regularly before deciding what to choose next.

Before you pay and get started

Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. In the plans section of the dashboard, check the plan name, billing method, data allowance, and amount due before following the steps on screen. After payment, return to your account overview to confirm your plan status, then get your subscription and import it into the client.

Review the full terms and 7-day money-back guarantee before choosing a plan. If an order status doesn’t match what you expected, contact support through a ticket in the user dashboard with your order details. Don’t repeat the transaction until you’ve confirmed the original order status.

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Guides and plan selection tips

Setup, subscription management, and long-term use each raise different questions. The articles below are sorted by publication date, with hands-on guides as well as advice on choosing routes and subscription options. Check each platform’s current guidance for rules that may have changed.

Guides

Android VPN Setup: A Step-by-Step Beginner’s Guide

Learn how to install the client and import your subscription, then check network permissions, battery settings, and connection status. Troubleshoot system settings separately from route issues to avoid repeated reinstalls.

New to subscription services? Start with the getting-started guide and work through installation, import, connection, and testing in order. If you’re connected but one app still isn’t working, look for guidance specific to that use case and check the region, account, and platform rules. Pinpointing the step where the issue occurs is more useful than changing every setting at once; it also helps preserve a working configuration and makes support requests easier.

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