IEPL Routes · 110+ Countries / 230+ Lines
VPNFL Cross-Border Lines One-Step Connect
Turn 110+ countries / 230+ routes into one directory you pick by region: switch between IEPL dedicated lines and relay routes as needed, with unlimited simultaneous devices.
- 60-day no-questions refund
- No logs kept
- No email address needed
- Platforms:
- Windows
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
- Linux
- Popular routes:
- Japan
- United States
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- Italy
- Australia
- Japan IEPL Dedicated
- United States Relay
- Singapore IEPL Dedicated
- Hong Kong Direct
- Italy Relay
- Australia Relay
Dedicated entryTokyo exit
- SimultaneousUnlimited devices
- Monthly dataResets on activation date
- Shadowsocks
- VMess
- Trojan
- Hysteria2
- Payment
- Alipay
- USDT
Five platforms online at once · Unlimited devices
60-day no-questions refund
Route directory
Cross-Border Links Six Strengths
Six capabilities on the left. Open any one and the panel on the right explains what it solves, how it is done, and where it differs from the usual approach.
Stable at peak hours: IEPL lines do not compete for public exit bandwidth
Between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. cross-border traffic is at its worst, and congestion at public internet exits makes video stutter, cuts AI chats mid-stream and drops remote desktop sessions. VPNFL IEPL routes run on carrier-grade cross-border Ethernet, isolated from other internet traffic, so peak-hour performance stays close to daytime levels — no “works by day, dead by night” gap.
Routes are grouped by region: Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong for Asia; the United States, Italy and Australia for Europe and the Americas. Pick by where your target service sits. Relay routes act as backup paths, and switching is just choosing another node in the client — no need to re-import the subscription.
- Coverage110+ countries / 230+ routes
- TypesIEPL dedicated / relay / direct
No logs kept: only what accounts and orders require
VPNFL runs a no-log policy: destinations, content and session records are not stored. Only what running the service requires is kept in the account system — username, orders and traffic counters. Traffic counters measure monthly usage and upgrade credits, and are not tied to any specific browsing activity.
Traffic between client and node is encrypted, with support for Shadowsocks, VMess, Trojan and Hysteria2, so you can pick whichever your client handles. An account needs only a username and password — no email address — and sign-up collects no personally linkable fields.
- No logs kept
- Sign-upNo email address needed
Unlimited devices: phones, computers and TV boxes all at once
One account supports unlimited simultaneous devices. Phones, tablets, laptops, desktops and TV boxes can all connect together — no second subscription for one more device, and no being kicked offline for exceeding a device count.
Clients cover five platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux. The subscription is imported under the same account; to add a device, copy the subscription link once and paste it into the client, and devices already connected are unaffected. When several people at home share one account, each imports on their own devices without interfering with the others.
- SimultaneousUnlimited devices
- PlatformsWindows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
Direct AI tool access: long connections and streaming output that hold
Services such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Midjourney and Cursor are sensitive to the region and reputation of the exit IP. When many users share one exit, human-verification checks and rate limits kick in — the page spins, an answer stops halfway. VPNFL routes use separate exits per region, so long connections and streaming output are less likely to break mid-way.
Web access and API calls can use the same route. When configuring a proxy in a command-line tool, IDE plugin or CI, enter the node address and port from your subscription — the AI tools guide on this site covers the steps.
- Use casesWeb / API / IDE plugins
- ProtocolsShadowsocks / VMess / Trojan / Hysteria2
Streaming unlock: a different library for each exit region
Platforms such as Netflix, Disney+, YouTube and HBO serve different libraries depending on where the exit IP is registered; the same show may arrive at different times or with different subtitle languages. When the account region and the exit region differ, only part of the catalogue may be available.
4K playback depends more on bandwidth stability than on peak speed: with high jitter the player drops its bitrate mid-stream and the picture falls from 4K to 1080p. Dedicated lines have lower jitter, so quality rarely degrades during long playback. Prefer nodes in the country where your target platform operates; library differences between regions can be compared by region on the routes page.
- Coverage110+ countries / 230+ routes
- DevicesUnlimited simultaneous
60-day no-questions refund: check first, refund if it does not fit
Before paying, you can register an account and sign in to the user panel to see the full route directory and the route types in each region, then decide whether to pay. Registration needs no email address — a username and password are enough.
Within 60 days of payment, if route quality does not match your use case, open a ticket in the user panel to request a refund, with no reason required. Data packs run until used up and never expire, which suits users who are not online often and top up as needed; monthly subscription data resets each month on the activation date, and upgrading mid-term converts the price difference into remaining days.
- 60-day no-questions refund
- PaymentAlipay / WeChat / USDT
Getting started
Four Steps to Connect
Four steps from registration to connection. The first two happen on the web, the last two in the client — no email to fill in and no manual node configuration.
Route preview
Route Coverage Worldwide 110+ Countries
Six example routes below; the full directory of 230+ routes is grouped by region on the routes page. Three route types: IEPL dedicated runs on carrier-grade cross-border lines, relay forwards through a third location, and direct exits nearby.
| Country / Region | City | Route type | Streaming | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL Dedicated | Supported | AI tools, Japan-region content, remote work |
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Supported | AI tools, developer docs, US-region content |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL Dedicated | Supported | Southeast Asia services, cross-border meetings |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Direct | Supported | Nearby exit, low-latency interaction |
| Italy | Milan | Relay | Supported | Europe-region content, EU game servers |
| Australia | Sydney | Relay | Supported | Australia-region content, southern-hemisphere backup |
There is no single right answer when picking a route — choosing by where your target service sits is easiest: for AI tools and developer platforms prefer Japan or the United States, for Southeast Asian services pick Singapore, for a shorter round trip use the Hong Kong direct line, for EU game servers and Europe-region content pick Italy, and for the southern hemisphere use Australia. Where a region has several routes, switch through them one by one in the client to compare; nodes in the subscription can be swapped at any time without re-importing. If a relay route wobbles during peak hours, switching to an IEPL line in the same region usually settles it immediately.
Clients
Five Platforms, Five Clients
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux each have a matching client. Installers and subscriptions are provided inside the user panel, and the subscription is available after signing in; this site posts no direct installer links.
Plans
Monthly Plans, Three Tiers
The three monthly tiers differ only in monthly data; features are identical: 110+ countries / 230+ routes and unlimited simultaneous devices. Data resets each month on the activation date, and mid-term upgrades convert the price difference into remaining days.
Monthly · 60GB
Data resets monthly on the activation date
¥9.9/ month
- 60GB monthly data
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 110+ countries / 230+ routes
Choose this plan
60-day no-questions refund
Monthly · 250GB
Data resets monthly on the activation date
¥18/ month
- 250GB monthly data
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 110+ countries / 230+ routes
Choose this plan
60-day no-questions refund
Monthly · 500GB
Data resets monthly on the activation date
¥28/ month
- 500GB monthly data
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 110+ countries / 230+ routes
Choose this plan
60-day no-questions refund
The 60GB tier suits a single phone or laptop used mainly for text services — messaging, looking things up, the occasional video — and usually lasts the month. The 250GB tier suits two or three devices online at once with daily video or long AI sessions, and is the tier most people pick. The 500GB tier suits TV boxes, tablets and computers all connected, or frequent 4K viewing.
If your usage varies, consider a data pack: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, ¥658 / 3000GB — used until they run out, never expiring, with no monthly reset. A monthly plan and a data pack can sit in the same account; once the monthly data is used up, the client draws on the data pack balance.
Payment: Alipay / WeChat / USDT. Every plan includes a 60-day no-questions refund, and registration needs no email address.
What sets it apart
Why Choose VPNFL
Similar services often look nearly identical on a spec sheet; the differences hide in the details. These three points are stated plainly by VPNFL and open to comparison.
Route types stated up front
Many services just say “high-speed node” and leave you unsure whether you are on a dedicated line, a relay or a direct exit. VPNFL labels every route in the directory, so you pick by need: IEPL dedicated for stability, relay for broad coverage, direct for the shortest path.
No hidden traps in device and account rules
Simultaneous devices are unlimited, the subscription is imported under one account, and adding a device costs nothing extra. Registration needs no email address — a username and password — and the account holds no personally linkable fields, worded the same way on the sign-up page and in the privacy policy.
Refund terms in plain words
A 60-day no-questions refund: open a ticket in the user panel to request it, no reason needed. Before paying you can register and browse the full route directory to confirm the direction you need is there; if it does not fit, refund it — no need to keep using something just because the money is already spent.
FAQ
Sign-Up and Use
These five come up most often. More detailed answers are sorted into account, connection, speed and billing in the help centre.
Does registration need an email address?
No. A username and password complete the registration, and you go straight into the user panel to browse the route directory, get your subscription and open tickets. The account system collects no email and requires no verification at sign-up.
How many devices can be online at once?
Unlimited. One account can be online on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at the same time, and phones, tablets, computers and TV boxes do not push each other offline. To add a device, copy the subscription link once and paste it into the client — devices already connected are unaffected.
How should I pick a route?
Choosing by where your target service sits is easiest: for AI tools and developer platforms prefer Japan or the United States, for Southeast Asian services pick Singapore, for a shorter path use the Hong Kong direct line, for Europe-region content and EU game servers pick Italy, and for the southern hemisphere use Australia. Where a region has several routes, switch through them in the client to compare; nodes in the subscription can be swapped at any time.
Which payment methods are supported?
Alipay, WeChat and USDT. Orders are placed inside the user panel, and once payment succeeds the matching monthly plan or data pack is activated immediately — no waiting for manual processing. Monthly data resets each month on the activation date; data packs run until used up and never expire.
Can I get a refund if it does not suit me after a while?
Yes. A 60-day no-questions refund: open a ticket in the user panel to request it, with no reason required. Before paying, it is worth registering an account and signing in to see the full route directory and the route types in each region, then deciding whether to pay.
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