RP stands for Relay Point. Connect international routes to your everyday devices, get clients and subscriptions from the dashboard, then choose a region for your needs.
VPNRP · How it works
Set up your accountUsername + password; no email required
Connect a deviceChoose a platform and get the client
Import your subscriptionGet it from the dashboard and keep it safe
Choose a regionConsider your destination site and actual connection quality
Store dashboards, product assets, and collaboration tools often live on different websites. When setting up your network, it helps to get your account, client, and route choices straight before repeatedly changing settings. VPNRP brings these access points together in the user dashboard: plans determine your data allowance, clients connect your devices, and subscriptions sync the available routes. They’re related, but they aren’t the same file—and you don’t need to look for a subscription link on public pages.
After signing in, get clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. Available iOS options depend on your account status in the dashboard. Once installed, import your own subscription and check that the client is enabled and the destination site loads as expected. New users can follow the Guides to configure everything. If you’re already familiar with your client, go straight to the dashboard for subscriptions and device access.
The service in everyday use
From evening work sessions to multi-device collaboration, see what to consider when connecting, then explore plans and usage options.
Reliable at peak times: test when you work
When you’re handling orders or uploading assets in the evening, judge connection quality during the hours you actually work. VPNRP offers international routes across multiple regions, so you can choose based on the service you need to reach. If a page loads slowly, check your local network first, then compare available regions. Changing several settings at once makes it harder to find the cause. Distance isn’t the only factor; the destination site’s location and current network conditions matter too. Test with tasks you regularly perform in your dashboard rather than judging by a route’s name. Actual results depend on your connection.
120+ countries / 190+ lines
Bank-grade encryption: protect your connection and account
Cross-border access involves both your network connection and your store account and business data. VPNRP uses bank-grade encryption, but you’re still responsible for keeping your password and subscription link safe. Treat the subscription link as private account information; don’t post it in public chats, forums, or screenshots. If you need help troubleshooting, include the error details and platform you’re using, but hide sensitive information before submitting a ticket. Connection protection doesn’t replace the destination site’s account security settings or remove its sign-in checks. Continue to follow the platform’s rules in your day-to-day use.
Bank-grade encryptionNo email required
Unlimited devices: use each one for what it does best
Use your work computer for store tasks, a portable device to check messages, and your home computer to organize assets—there’s no need to plan around just one device. One VPNRP subscription supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Configure the client on each device separately, and check your data allowance against your plan. Unlimited devices doesn’t mean unlimited data. For shared or household use, estimate combined usage and account for background transfers and long streaming sessions to choose the right plan.
Unlimited simultaneous devicesClients for five platforms
AI tool access: account requirements still apply
When you use AI tools to refine product descriptions, translate email, or discuss code, network access is only one part of the picture. Using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini is also subject to each service’s account, regional, and usage requirements. VPNRP offers routes in multiple regions to choose from, but cannot guarantee any specific tool will always be available. When troubleshooting, distinguish between a page that won’t load, an account notice, and a failed request rather than assuming every issue is route-related. Before uploading work materials, check the tool’s data-use policies and take appropriate care with confidential store information.
Streaming: check content and regional availability first
For international video or live sports, smooth playback isn’t the only consideration. Check regional content rights, account access, and your playback device too. Open the platform and see whether the content loads and plays before deciding to change routes. VPNRP offers a choice of regions, but cannot guarantee access to specific content; catalogs and platform decisions may change. Streaming also uses data, so factor your viewing habits in alongside work transfers when choosing a plan. If just one app has an issue, check its account notices and settings first.
Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
14-day money-back guarantee: time to evaluate in practice
Your network experience depends on your local setup, working hours, and destination, so you’ll need to try it with your everyday tasks to see if it’s a good fit. VPNRP offers a 14-day money-back guarantee; see the Terms of Service for application rules. Test the dashboards, file transfers, and collaboration tools you use regularly instead of trying to change every setting at once. For help, submit a dashboard ticket with your platform, the issue, and steps you’ve already tried. To request a refund, contact support through the dashboard and keep your order details handy.
120+ countries / 190+ lines. Start with the region where your destination service is based, then consider your usual network conditions.
Here are some popular route locations to help you explore coverage. Check the dashboard for city and route-type details; streaming access depends on actual results. Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore are starting points for Asia. For services in the Americas or Europe, explore locations such as the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands. A region name indicates a route option, not a dedicated connection guarantee for any particular store platform or app.
For store operations, use a network environment that meets the platform’s requirements. Don’t keep switching regions just because a page occasionally loads slowly. First rule out local Wi-Fi issues, background downloads, or a problem with the destination site, then compare other routes. If browsing works but an upload fails, check the file size, site notices, and client settings separately. Note when the issue occurred, which platform you were using, and what you were doing; that’s more useful for support than simply saying the connection is bad.
The status indicators below are a guide to browsing routes; they don’t replace checking access from your own device. Consider the destination service and your local network before choosing.
Check the dashboard for specific cities, available routes, and account access.
Monthly plans and data options
Compare prices, then choose based on work, file transfers, and viewing habits. Device limits and data allowances are separate considerations.
Monthly plan · 60GB
¥9.9/month
If you mainly use store dashboards, email, and everyday browsing, start with this plan and check your data usage.
If you mainly need access while traveling, for a time-limited project, or only occasionally, a data package offers an alternative to a monthly plan: use the allowance until it’s depleted, and it never expires. Don’t compare only the upfront price; first consider whether your needs are ongoing, then whether the allowance covers your actual tasks. For regular use, start by comparing monthly plans and adjust based on your dashboard usage.
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into the remaining days. Compare plan tiers based on your data needs; a higher price doesn’t guarantee access to a particular app. Payment methods include Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Check billing and data rules on the full plans page before choosing.
Understanding your account, client, and billing separately makes setup easier.
Do I need an email address to create an account?
No email required; create an account with a username and password. Keep your account details safe and use strong, unique passwords for different services. Once you’re in the dashboard, you can view plans, clients, and subscription access; personal subscriptions aren’t shown on public pages. When submitting a ticket or sharing a settings screenshot, hide your password and full subscription link. Don’t share account details as if they were an ordinary URL.
Which clients are supported, and where can I get them?
Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Get clients from the user dashboard. After signing in, clients are available for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux; iOS options depend on your account status in the dashboard. For your first installation, read the Guides, select your platform, then follow the dashboard instructions to get the client and import your subscription.
Does unlimited devices mean unlimited data?
No. You can use an unlimited number of devices at once, but data is still subject to your plan. Monthly plans include 60GB, 250GB, or 500GB; data packages have a set allowance. When connecting a computer and other devices, consider your combined everyday usage, especially video streaming, asset syncing, and background transfers. Choose a plan based on how you’ll use it, not just the number of devices.
What’s the difference between a monthly plan and a data package?
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date, making it suitable for ongoing use. A data package lasts until the allowance is used and never expires, so it can suit occasional or irregular needs. Consider how often you’ll use it and how much data each task needs rather than choosing by name alone. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into the remaining days. See the plans page for full pricing and terms.
How do I get help or request a refund if it’s not a good fit?
VPNRP offers a 14-day money-back guarantee; see the Terms of Service for details. For help, submit a dashboard ticket with your order and usage details. To troubleshoot a connection issue, include your device platform, the error message, and steps you’ve already tried—but never share your password or full subscription link publicly. Refund and after-sales requests are also handled through dashboard tickets, keeping the full context in one place.
Subscriptions sync routes, nodes are specific connection options, and split tunneling determines how requests are routed. Learn these terms before exploring client settings; there’s no need to change every option at the start. A useful guide for anyone new to subscriptions who wants to understand the dashboard and setup instructions.
Follow the setup process from finding your subscription in the dashboard to importing and updating it in a client, with tips for protecting your account details. If your route list hasn’t updated, first distinguish subscription retrieval from the client’s connection status, then check each one in turn.
A guide to iOS setup, including App Store regions, client access, configuration profiles, and Shortcuts. Review what your device needs first, then consider whether a subscription fits your daily use. Don’t confuse getting a client with choosing a plan.