International routes across 120+ countries, with unlimited simultaneous devices and no email required.
No-logs policy
30-day money-back guarantee
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VPN97 · RoutesRoute overview
Region
Route type
Use case
Hong Kong
IEPL dedicated line
AI Tools
Japan
Relay
Streaming
Singapore
IEPL dedicated line
Work
United States
Direct
International websites
Germany
Relay
Streaming
No-logs policy · On
Monthly plan¥18/month · 250GB included
No email required · Create an account with a username and password
Data packs never expire
120+ countries /210+ routes
Apps for five major platforms · Popular route locations
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
Linux
United States
Japan
Singapore
Hong Kong
Germany
Switzerland
VPN97 / NETWORK
International routes and regionsPreview
Coverage spans 120+ countries and 210+ routes. First check the region requirements of the websites you use, then compare route types. The table below is an illustration of route options, not a live indication of streaming platform availability. Where city details are unavailable, that is stated rather than inferred from the country name.
Country/Region
City
Route type
Streaming availability
Hong Kong
Not provided
IEPL dedicated line
Verify after connecting
Japan
Not provided
Relay
Verify after connecting
Singapore
Not provided
IEPL dedicated line
Verify after connecting
United States
Not provided
Direct
Verify after connecting
Germany
Not provided
Relay
Verify after connecting
IEPL dedicated lines, relays, and direct routes describe how network links are organized, not whether a particular website will be accessible. For everyday work, check whether ongoing tasks run smoothly. Test video playback while you actually watch, and check AI tools' requirements for exit regions and accounts. Don't choose a route for long-term use based on its label alone.
Route status is a reference for choosing a route, not a speed guarantee. Your experience also depends on your local network, time of day, and destination service. How apps work before and after connecting is more useful than any single status reading.
VPN97 / SERVICE NOTES
Choosing a route for cross-border access
When evaluating a VPN service, consider routes as well as account requirements, devices, billing, and refund terms. VPN97 explains these separately so you can assess them for your everyday needs instead of comparing only the entry price.
Speed and peak hours
Route performance can vary across networks and times of day. When choosing a route, assess webpage loading, file transfers, and sustained connections separately instead of relying on a single speed test. VPN97 offers IEPL dedicated lines, relays, and direct routes. These labels describe link types, not guaranteed speeds. Try the apps you need during peak hours on your usual network, check whether they work smoothly over time, and keep a suitable route. If performance changes, check your local network first, then compare other routes.
VPN97 follows a no-logs policy. To understand what that means, read the privacy policy for its scope and data-handling practices; a network connection tool does not cover every aspect of account privacy. Websites may still identify you through your login status, browser settings, and account activity. You can create an account with a username and password, without an email address. Keep your account details secure, don't share your password, and review app permissions and your device's security settings.
You may want to keep a computer, tablet, and everyday mobile devices connected at the same time. VPN97 allows unlimited simultaneous devices, so when choosing a plan you can focus on your total data needs rather than a device limit. Device limits and data allowances are separate: downloads, video, and background updates all use data. For household use, consider how each device is used and keep automatic syncing in mind. Check plan and data details in the user panel; unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data.
Tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini may each have their own region, account, and product requirements. A network route addresses connectivity, but it does not override a platform's eligibility rules. Choose an exit region that meets the tool's requirements, verify sign-in and chat, then test tasks such as longer sessions or file uploads. If you see an access notice, distinguish network issues from account status and platform rules. Repeatedly switching regions can make the cause harder to identify. See the dedicated guide for a step-by-step verification and troubleshooting process.
Whether streaming works depends on the exit region, account region, content rights, and the platform's current detection rules. VPN97 does not promise a fixed catalog or permanent access based on a region name. After choosing a route, open the platform and check that the content page and playback work, then adjust the client's split-tunneling settings if needed. Video quality also depends on local bandwidth, device performance, and your platform plan. Troubleshoot sign-in errors, region notices, and buffering separately; this is often more effective than changing route labels at random.
VPN97 offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Before subscribing, check your usual platforms, regions, and billing preferences; then assess the service against your needs in practice. Eligibility and process details are covered by the refund policy. If you have questions, sign in to the user panel and submit a support ticket with your order details and what you need help with. Troubleshooting and refund requests are separate processes, and you can choose the one that fits your situation. Keep your order information handy. If sharing screenshots of an issue, hide passwords and subscription details; never post account credentials as troubleshooting material.
Access downloads for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux from the user panel. You can sign in to download the VPN97 app on all platforms except iOS; the iOS download requires an active plan. Sign in to the user panel to get your subscription. Installers and subscription links aren't provided on marketing pages.
After downloading the app, follow your system's prompts to install it and grant any required permissions. Then get your subscription from the user panel and import it. A successful installation only means the app can run; it doesn't confirm that your traffic is using the selected route. After connecting for the first time, open a familiar website, check the exit region, and confirm that the apps you need connect as expected.
Choose global or split tunneling for your needs
To troubleshoot a connection, first check the client's current mode and your system proxy settings. For everyday use, choose a split-tunneling setup that fits the apps you need. If your browser works but another app doesn't, check that app's own proxy settings. Verify the result after changing settings rather than relying only on the connection status shown in the client.
Monthly plans suit ongoing use with relatively predictable data needs. Data packs are better for occasional access or when you prefer to pay for a set amount of data. Review recent video, download, and sync usage before choosing an allowance. App support and unlimited-device access don't require choosing a different tier for each device.
Monthly plan · 60GB
¥9.9/month
A good fit for browsing, text-based communication, and light work. If you often download files or watch videos, consider how those activities affect your data use before choosing a plan.
For a mix of work, video, and file transfers. If you use several devices at once, factor in data used by background syncing and updates on each device.
For heavier file transfers or video use and higher overall data needs. A larger allowance doesn't mean a higher fixed speed; route performance still depends on your local network and the app you're using.
From account creation to connection checks, distinguish between client setup, subscriptions, and destination website requirements. These answers cover the basics. For a fuller comparison of routes and billing options, see the plan selection guide.
Do I need an email address to create a VPN97 account?
No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password. Get the app and subscription through the user panel. Creating an account, installing the app, and connecting to a route are separate steps; follow the setup guide after creating your account to check that access works as expected.
How does the free trial differ from a monthly plan?
The “Start Free” button on this page takes you to the user panel; check the panel for available options, as this page doesn't specify a trial allowance or duration. Monthly plans are paid: ¥9.9/month includes 60GB, ¥18/month includes 250GB, and ¥28/month includes 500GB. App download requirements and subscription billing terms are listed separately.
Does unlimited simultaneous device access mean unlimited data?
Unlimited simultaneous devices does not mean unlimited data. Monthly plans include the selected allowance, which resets monthly on the activation date. Data packs last until used and never expire. Downloads, video streaming, and background syncing across multiple devices all use data. Choose based on your overall usage habits, not just the number of devices.
Why can't an app open when the client says it's connected?
First check that your local network is working, then review the client's global or split-tunneling mode and whether the target app uses the system proxy. Check your current exit IP with an IP lookup, then test your browser and the target app separately. If the service shows an account or region notice, follow the service's rules; a connected status alone doesn't confirm that access requirements are met. Open IP lookup →
Where can I find the refund period and request form?
The 30-day money-back guarantee is subject to the scope in the refund policy. To request a refund or check an order, sign in to the user panel and submit a support ticket with the relevant order details. If you're also reporting a connection issue, include the platform, network environment, and steps that triggered the notice. Don't share passwords or subscription details on public pages.
These guides cover installation, checking your exit region, and accessing apps in the order you'll typically do them. Start with the step you're working on and continue from there; changing too many settings at once can make the cause of a problem harder to identify.
A step-by-step guide to installing a macOS client, granting system permissions, importing a subscription, and verifying the connection, with fixes for common permission prompts and errors.
Learn how to check your exit IP and DNS, verify traffic for each app, and spot common cases where a client says it's connected but traffic isn't routed through it.
Explains ChatGPT's requirements for account creation, sign-in, and everyday use, including exit region and IP stability, then compares route types and offers selection tips.