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IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections are organized by region. Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month with 60GB, and work with clients on five platforms.
Choose a region first, then compare route types. Let your intended use guide the order.
TangVPN organizes international routes by region and type. Everyday browsing, remote collaboration, AI tools, and streaming each place different demands on a connection. For web pages, consider how smoothly they load; for ongoing conversations, whether responses complete; and for video, whether playback repeatedly buffers. Start with a region supported by the service you want to use, then compare the available routes there. This is usually more useful than focusing on a single status number.
The route map below illustrates regions and route types; it is not a complete list of nodes. Check the user panel and client for current cities, specific entry points, and service access. Streaming availability can also depend on account region, content licensing, and platform rules, so a country name alone is not enough to determine access.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Check the client | IEPL dedicated line | Depends on actual access |
| Japan | Check the client | Relay | Depends on actual access |
| Hong Kong | Check the client | IEPL dedicated line | Depends on actual access |
| United States | Check the client | Direct | Depends on actual access |
| United Kingdom | Check the client | Relay | Depends on actual access |
| Germany | Check the client | Direct | Depends on actual access |
Route status is for reference only. Actual connection quality depends on your local network and the service you're accessing.
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Peak-hour performance depends on your local network, the cross-border route, and the destination service—not just the route name. TangVPN offers IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct connections so you can compare options for different tasks. During your usual hours, try the sites you rely on and check whether pages load, files transfer, or ongoing conversations complete. If performance is poor, compare other routes in the same region before switching regions. Keeping a go-to route for everyday tasks can save repeated adjustments.
Anonymous, no logs is TangVPN's privacy policy. You can create an account with a username and password; no email address is required, so you provide less information when setting up an account. Keep your subscription credentials secure. Don't post them in public discussions, shared documents, or screenshots. If you need help troubleshooting, share the client message and route name, but hide your account and subscription details. This privacy policy does not prevent websites from recognizing your login status. Manage account permissions, browser sessions, and personal information separately when using third-party services.
Connect as many devices as you need at the same time, and pick up where you left off between your desktop workspace and mobile devices. TangVPN supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Get the client for each platform from the panel, then sign in to access your subscription. Device limits and data allowances are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data. When choosing a monthly plan, consider how all your devices are used together. After adding a device, test the connection and target apps before adjusting your everyday setup.
AI chats and coding assistants often need to receive responses continuously. When testing a route, check whether a long answer finishes—not just whether the home page loads. Before using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or developer tools, confirm the platform supports the region you plan to connect from, then choose a route for that region. If you see an access message, check network connectivity, account permissions, and the platform's status separately instead of assuming every error is route-related. TangVPN provides network connectivity; account eligibility, feature access, and usage rules are determined by each platform.
Streaming libraries depend on licensing regions, account status, and platform decisions; available content can vary by region on the same service. Before watching, check which library you need, connect to a route in the corresponding region, and try playing a title in the platform. Access to the home page does not guarantee that every title will play. Video quality also depends on the source, account plan, device, and local network. TangVPN's region categories make it easier to choose a route for your viewing needs. If you see a region notice, note its wording and follow the troubleshooting steps in the streaming guide.
The 30-day money-back guarantee lets you judge a subscription by your actual experience. After choosing a plan, test the connection with your usual devices, at the times you typically use them, and with the apps you need instead of relying on a page description. To request a refund, open a ticket in the user panel and explain your request. Keep your order details handy; see the refund policy for full terms. Monthly plans and data packages are billed differently, so review the pricing and data details before choosing. The guarantee does not change the listed plan price or make data usage unlimited.
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Download clients and manage subscriptions from the user panel, so you can find the same place when switching devices. Except for iOS, you can get a client after signing in without an existing plan. An active plan is required to access the iOS download. Once you've got the client, follow the panel instructions to retrieve your subscription and configure it, then choose a region and route in the client.
If this is your first time, test the connection on your current device before setting up other platforms. If an import fails, check that you copied everything, used the correct place in the app, and saved the client configuration. Don't share subscription credentials publicly. For the full walkthrough, see the Getting Started Guide. For account or connection issues, browse the help center by topic.
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Get a clientChoose a billing option based on how often you use the service, then pick a data allowance to match your needs.
Monthly plans suit ongoing network needs, with data resetting each month on the day your plan began. Start by considering your usual tasks: browsing and text-based collaboration, frequent video streaming, and downloads across devices can use very different amounts of data. Don't choose a tier based only on the number of devices—simultaneous device use is unlimited. What matters is how all your devices are used together.
The examples below are intended to help you understand data allowances; they don't guarantee viewing time or download counts. Actual data use depends on video quality, file size, and app behavior. If you upgrade partway through a plan, the price difference is converted into remaining days. If your usage may change, read the full plan details first, then check the available options in the user panel.
¥9.9/month
Data resets monthly on your plan start date
A good fit for browsing, text-based collaboration, and everyday tools if you want to get a sense of your data needs first.
¥18/month
Data resets monthly on your plan start date
For everyday work with international routes and a mix of browsing, collaboration, and video across devices.
¥28/month
Data resets monthly on your plan start date
For frequent video streaming, larger file transfers, or a higher combined data allowance across multiple devices.
Start with the basics: accounts, devices, data, and refunds.
No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password. Keep your login details secure, and don't share subscription credentials publicly. Get clients, manage subscriptions, and open support tickets in the user panel. The marketing site is for reviewing information and choosing the setup that suits you.
Yes. Simultaneous device use is unlimited. TangVPN supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux; configure the appropriate client on each device. Device count doesn't affect your data allowance, so consider the combined usage across your devices when choosing a plan. After setting up a new device, test that the apps you need work as expected.
Data on monthly plans resets each month on your plan start date. Data packages last until used and never expire. If you use the service regularly, compare monthly plans; if your usage varies, consider a data package. When you upgrade a monthly plan partway through, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Go to the panel to see available options. Data packages never expire; that rule does not apply to monthly plans.
A successful connection means the client connected to the network; it doesn't mean an external platform's requirements are all met. AI tools may require an eligible account and a supported region. Streaming services may also check licensing regions, account permissions, and device requirements. Review the service's rules, then test with a specific prompt or title. For related details and troubleshooting steps, see our Streaming guide and complete access guide.
Includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. See the refund policy for full terms. To resolve an order or connection issue, sign in and open a support ticket in the user panel. For connection issues, include your device operating system, selected region, client message, and the app you're trying to use. This helps distinguish local network, route, and account issues. Hide your subscription credentials.
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Network issues can involve your device, route, and destination service at the same time. These articles cover troubleshooting by use case: beginners can start with a route-selection workflow; everyday users can check data and device questions; live-stream viewers can assess sustained playback during peak hours; and developers can look at persistent connections and streaming responses. Work through the guidance against your current task—you don't need to change every setting at once.
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