Menu names vary by client: The same option may be labeled “Subscription,” “Configuration,” “Profiles,” or “Import from URL,” depending on your operating system and client version. This guide covers the steps and how to confirm they’re complete. For exact button locations, refer to the download instructions in the user dashboard and your client’s interface; there’s no need to find an identical screenshot or label.
Create an account with a username and password
Open the “Free Trial” link below to reach the account creation page in the VPNJiage user dashboard. No email address is required; just enter a username and password. Choose a username you can recognize that does not reveal sensitive personal information. Don’t reuse a password from another site, and save it in a trusted password manager. Before submitting, check your keyboard input mode and make sure there are no full-width characters, accidental spaces, or case mismatches in your sign-in details.
After creating your account, make sure you’re in the user dashboard and can see options such as Account Overview, plans, or client downloads. If you’re still on the sign-in page, log in with the username and password you saved. If you already have an account, simply sign in; there’s no need to create another one when switching devices. Payments, plan status, and subscriptions are all managed through the same account.
Keep your account separate from your service configuration: your account is for managing the service, and creating one does not activate a plan or provide a usable subscription. Save your sign-in details, then choose a plan. Don’t paste your web dashboard password into a client’s subscription field—the client needs the subscription link you’ll get in a later step.
Choose a plan: compare data and billing
Open the plans section in the user dashboard and decide whether a monthly plan or a data bundle suits your usage. Monthly plans are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date, not at the start of each calendar month. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Review the settlement details shown in the dashboard before confirming.
Data bundles are ¥158 for 300GB, ¥358 for 1000GB, and ¥658 for 3000GB. They remain valid until used and never expire. If your usage varies, compare your cumulative usage and spending rather than just the data allowance. Monthly plans and data bundles have different reset rules: monthly plan data does not accumulate indefinitely, and bundle data is not replenished monthly. See the plans and pricing page for full prices and terms.
Once you’ve chosen a plan, review the plan name, price, data allowance, and billing terms during checkout, then pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. This service offers 30-day no-questions-asked refunds; see the Terms of Service for details. After payment, return to Account Overview or your orders to check the result. If the order is still processing, check your payment record and order status first—don’t pay again just because the page hasn’t updated yet.
Make sure your plan is active before moving on to subscriptions. There’s no device limit, so you generally don’t need separate accounts to use a computer and tablet at the same time. Keep in mind that usage across all your devices counts toward the data in your account when choosing a plan.
Get your subscription: copy it from Account Overview
After your plan is active, open Account Overview in the user dashboard and find the subscription details or client import section. A subscription link lets your client retrieve server configurations; it is not a regular web address or an installer. If the dashboard offers an import option for your client, use it. If you haven’t installed a client yet, or the link doesn’t open the right app, copy the subscription link and import it manually later.
Use the copy option in the dashboard rather than selecting text by hand. In your client, make sure you paste the full link—not a plan name, dashboard sign-in address, or explanatory text. If you see an “Invalid format” or “Configuration not recognized” message, check that the subscription format is compatible with your client and copy the link again. Some clients require you to choose a specific format; not every configuration works as a universal file.
Treat your subscription link as sensitive account information. Don’t post it in public forums, shared notes, or online testing tools. If you contact support, hide the credentials in the link. The example below is a dummy value for recognizing the format and cannot be used; get your own link from the user dashboard.
https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKENNext, get a client that works with your operating system. If you already have a compatible client, go straight to the section for your device. If you’re unsure whether your client supports the subscription format, check the client download instructions in the dashboard instead of repeatedly trying different links.
Set up your client for your device
Open the client downloads section in the user dashboard, choose a client for your device, and read the instructions next to the download. You can get clients for Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux after signing in; an active plan isn’t required. To import a working subscription and use the servers, however, make sure your account has an active plan. iOS downloads work differently; follow the relevant section below. Download links are provided through the dashboard, not as direct installer links on this page.
Windows: add a subscription or configuration
Choose the Windows client provided in the dashboard, or a subscription-compatible client specifically listed in its instructions. Install and open it, then look for “Subscription,” “Configuration,” or “Profiles.” Choose an option such as “Add” or “Import from URL,” paste the subscription link you copied, give the configuration a recognizable name, and save and update it. The import is complete when selectable servers appear—not merely when a blank configuration name is added.
Select the imported configuration and check the connection or proxy settings. If the client offers a “System Proxy” option, you can enable it as instructed so apps that follow system proxy settings use the current configuration. Virtual network adapter modes may require additional system permissions; avoid changing several advanced settings at once when you’re getting started. If the system asks for permission, check the app’s source and name first. Then continue to the connection verification steps below.
macOS: import a configuration and check network permissions
Choose the macOS client in the dashboard and follow system prompts to grant the required app and network permissions when you first open it. Go to the client’s configuration or subscription settings, choose URL import, remote configuration, or a similarly named option, paste the full subscription link, and update it. If you use the dashboard’s one-click import option, first confirm that it opens the intended client. If it doesn’t, paste the link manually; there’s no need to create another account.
Once the server list appears, enable the imported configuration and choose a server. Some clients stay in the menu bar, so closing the main window may not disconnect you; check the status from the menu bar icon. If macOS asks to add a network configuration, confirm the request comes from the client you installed before approving it. If permission prompts keep reappearing, check your network settings and the client’s instructions. Don’t remove network configurations used for other purposes.
Android: add a subscription and connect
Get the Android client from the user dashboard, install it, and open it. On the subscription or configuration page, add a new configuration using the link import option, paste your subscription link, save it, and refresh the server list. If clipboard permissions or switching between apps prevents automatic import, return to the client and paste the link manually. Check that the configuration contains servers before continuing, so you don’t add the same subscription multiple times under confusing names.
Choose a server and tap Connect. Android will usually ask to set up a VPN connection; check the app name, then allow it. The connection icon in the status bar only shows that the network configuration is enabled, so also verify that websites load as expected. If the connection stops when you leave the app, check the device’s background activity and battery settings for the client and adjust them as prompted. Don’t grant permissions unrelated to networking just to keep the connection active.
iOS: check access requirements, then add your subscription
Open the iOS download entry in the dashboard and follow the App Store link and instructions shown there to get the client. The iOS download link requires an active, unexpired plan on your account. If the page asks you to choose a plan first, check your account status. App Store availability also depends on your store region. If the page won’t open, check the store region and dashboard instructions before assuming your subscription has expired.
Open an iOS client that supports subscription imports. In its configuration, subscription, or add menu, choose URL import, paste the link copied from the dashboard, and update it. If iOS asks to add a VPN configuration, verify the source and allow it, then confirm using your device’s usual authentication method. Select the configuration and a server, then connect. You don’t need to find buttons with the exact names used on this page; just follow the sequence: add a remote subscription, update the server list, and connect.
Other systems and advanced setup: Linux users can choose a client in the dashboard’s download section and follow its included instructions to import a subscription. Rule modes, server locations, streaming account regions, and playback errors aren’t covered during the initial import. For help with these, see the complete streaming guide.
Verify your connection by checking real-world access
Once the subscription is imported, enable the right configuration, choose a server location from the list, and connect. If a service requires a specific region, choose one that meets its requirements. For an initial check, one server is enough; there’s no need to keep switching. Coverage includes 90+ countries and 210+ routes. See the latest options in the dashboard or updated client list, and visit the servers page for route types and selection tips.
Once the client shows that you’re connected, open a browser and visit a site you want to use. Check that it loads and that you can complete the relevant action. You can also visit My IP to check your browser’s current exit information against the selected server location. An IP check reflects only that browser request; it doesn’t mean every app follows the same route. In rule mode, some sites may normally connect directly. Don’t assume every app is covered just because the client switch is on or a single IP check shows the expected result.
If a site still won’t load, check each step in order: confirm your plan is active and has data available, make sure the client can update the subscription, and then check that the configuration is enabled, a server is selected, and system network permissions are granted. On a computer, also check whether the app follows system proxy settings. Temporarily quit other tools that manage network traffic and test again to help identify a configuration conflict or server issue. Avoid changing the proxy mode, DNS, and several advanced settings at once, or it will be difficult to tell what fixed the problem.
After switching servers, reload the page or reopen the app so it can establish a new connection with the current configuration. If a platform’s home page loads but videos won’t play, or some content is unavailable, the cause may be account region, content licensing, or the platform’s own checks—not a failed client import. See the streaming access guide for these cases. This page covers getting connected for the first time and does not guarantee access to specific content.
If the problem persists, submit a request through the support ticket section in the user dashboard. Include your device’s operating system, client name, the exact error message, and whether the issue occurred during download, import, or connection. Hide subscription links, account credentials, and sensitive payment information in screenshots. Explaining exactly where the process stopped is more useful than simply saying “it doesn’t work.” Once connected, keep your working configuration; when you need to sync server changes later, just update the existing subscription.