“Keep the exit region consistent during long conversations and file uploads.”
AI Tools
Choose a route based on the tool's region to reduce switching mid-session.
120+ countries / 190+ routes
No email address required
VPNZL Direct Access
A subscription service for everyday cross-border access. Choose direct, relay or IEPL routes by region and task, with support for popular platforms and unlimited simultaneous devices.
- 60-day no-questions-asked refund
- No logs
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
- United States
- Japan
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- France
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Which devices do you want to use for direct access?
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
Linux
Unlimited devices
online simultaneously
Log in to get your subscription from the user panel Get the client
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Hong Kong · Direct
Japan · IEPL
Singapore · Relay
Hysteria2 · Battery-friendly on mobile
VLESS · Low overhead
Trojan · Stable camouflage
Unlimited simultaneous devices
No logs
60-day no-questions-asked refund
60-day no-questions-asked refund
No logs
DIRECT CONNECTION NOTES
Key benefits, reviewed task by task
Routes, protocols, devices and support are explained separately. Choose based on the conditions relevant to your task instead of reducing every requirement to one vague idea of speed.
During peak hours, check route type before distance
Cross-border connections can fluctuate during busy periods due to congested entry points, regional detours and the location of the target service. VPNZL offers direct, relay and IEPL routes, making it easier to switch according to network conditions rather than forcing every task onto one route. For everyday browsing, start with a nearby route; for ongoing meetings, remote collaboration or large file transfers, compare relay and dedicated-route performance.
Confirm your regionCompare route typesRetest for your task
Judge stability by your usual usage times and target services. Keep one primary route and prepare alternatives with different network paths; when a local issue appears, switch only the current device instead of changing how other connected devices work.
No logs, minimal registration details
VPNZL's privacy policy clearly states that it keeps no logs, focusing on reducing retention related to browsing activity. Registration requires only a username and password, with no email address. For users who want to keep account information to what is necessary, this is more direct than entering extra details and reduces the burden of managing multiple verification channels.
Create a usernameSet a passwordOpen the user panel
Privacy choices should still be combined with the device's own security settings. Use a separate password, keep the client updated and confirm that the connection is active on public networks. Service policies and local device management serve different purposes; handling both makes everyday use clearer.
Unlimited simultaneous devices, route each device separately
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux all use the same subscription flow and support unlimited simultaneous devices. Home computers, personal devices and work devices do not have to compete for connection slots; each can use a region, route type and split-routing setup suited to its purpose, avoiding repeated account changes when adding a device.
Open the download pageImport the subscriptionChoose routes separately
Subscription and client access are both available in the user panel. Logging in before getting the client and subscription details for the relevant platform helps avoid choosing the wrong platform, copying an old link or saving sensitive information on a public page. When changing devices, repeat the same import process.
Match AI tools with an exit region
Different AI tools vary in their sensitivity to access regions, session continuity and network fluctuations. When using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Midjourney, first choose a route that matches the target service region, then keep the exit stable throughout the session. This suits long conversations, file uploads and continuous generation better than frequently switching regions.
Confirm the tool's regionChoose the matching routeKeep the session exit stable
If a page opens but login or generation is inconsistent, first check whether the browser cache, account region and current exit match, then compare other route types. VPNZL provides network path choices; regional rules for the tool account itself should still be handled according to that service's guidance.
For streaming, match the region first, then watch playback
Services such as Netflix, Disney+ and YouTube show different content based on the exit region. When choosing a route, first confirm the content region you want, then connect to the matching region. A page loading only confirms basic access; smooth playback also depends on the local network, device decoding, quality settings and busy periods.
Confirm the content regionConnect to the matching regionReload the app
If the catalog does not update, close the app, reconnect and load it again; if playback buffers, first compare other route types in the same region. Region detection and transmission stability are separate issues, so checking them separately is easier than repeatedly changing regions.
Use the 60-day no-questions-asked refund to test your actual network
Cross-border connection results depend on your location, access provider, device system and target service region, so someone else's test cannot replace your own. VPNZL offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund, giving users time to evaluate on their usual devices, during normal usage periods and with real tasks rather than relying only on the homepage.
Choose a suitable planComplete real tasksKeep usage records
Testing should cover key tasks such as work, video, AI tools or everyday browsing, with notes on which route types work best. For account, plan or refund matters, open the support ticket area from the user panel to keep account-related information in one place.
USE CASES
Use cases, choose routes for four task types
“Confirm the content region first, then compare routes in the same region.”
4K streaming
Check region detection and playback stability separately.
“Use the right path for meetings, documents and remote systems.”
Cross-border work
Keep work sessions continuous and prepare a backup route.
“Connect computers and personal devices at the same time without competing for slots.”
Multi-device households
Unlimited simultaneous devices, with an independent route for each device.
NETWORK PREVIEW
Global route preview
Coverage includes 120+ countries and 190+ routes. Common entry points and route types are shown by region below; continue to the server page for the full list.
| Country or region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Direct | Region-specific routes supported |
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL | Region-specific routes supported |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay | Region-specific routes supported |
| United States | Los Angeles | Direct | Region-specific routes supported |
| France | Paris | Relay | Region-specific routes supported |
| United States | San Jose | IEPL | Region-specific routes supported |
Direct
The device connects directly to an entry point in the target region. The path is simple and suitable for an initial connectivity check. Actual performance depends on local access and cross-region links, so compare it with other route types in the same region.
Relay
Connect to a relay entry point first, then to the target region. This reorganizes the cross-border path and can help where direct access takes a noticeable detour or fluctuates during certain periods.
IEPL
Suitable for ongoing meetings, remote collaboration and tasks that prioritize connection continuity. Route selection should still account for the target service region rather than relying on the route name alone.
Route status reference
The status component provides a quick comparison of current routes. Dynamic figures are for the current session only; final selection should be based on your usual network and task results.
CLIENT ACCESS
Five client entry points
Clients and subscription details are kept in the user panel. Log in, choose the relevant platform and get the subscription; the marketing page does not provide installers or subscription links.
Windows
Suitable for desktop work, rule-based routing and everyday browsing. After getting the client, copy the current account's subscription details from the user panel.
Get the clientmacOS
For the Mac desktop environment. After importing, choose routes separately for work, streaming or AI tool tasks.
Get the clientAndroid
Suitable for personal devices and switching between mobile networks. After connecting, use the network test page to confirm that the current exit matches expectations.
Get the clientiOS
View the applicable entry point and subscription import method in the user panel. When changing routes, disconnect the old connection before loading the target region.
Get the clientLinux
Suitable for users familiar with desktop or command-line networking tools. Get protocol choices and subscription details from the user panel.
Get the clientLog in to the user panel to get the subscription. VPNZL supports unlimited simultaneous devices, so different platforms can choose regions and routes for their own tasks without sharing one exit.
MONTHLY PLANS
Monthly plans
Monthly traffic resets on the activation date. Choose based on your actual usage instead of moving to a higher monthly tier for occasional high-volume tasks.
60GB
¥9.9 / month
Suitable for web browsing, light AI conversations and occasional cross-border work. If your main tasks involve text, documents and limited image transfers, start here to assess route fit.
- 120+ countries / 190+ routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- No logs
- 60-day no-questions-asked refund
250GB
¥18 / month
Suitable for devices used regularly for work, AI tools and streaming. The larger allowance better supports switching between everyday tasks while retaining flexibility across devices.
- Direct / Relay / IEPL
- Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux
- No email address required
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
500GB
¥28 / month
Suitable for streaming, large file transfers and frequent multi-device use. Before choosing, estimate your usual task mix and determine whether the local network or cross-border path is the main constraint.
- Traffic resets monthly on the activation date
- Mid-cycle upgrade differences are prorated by remaining days
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day no-questions-asked refund
TRAFFIC PACKS
Traffic packages remain valid until used and never expire
Suitable for irregular usage or periods when extra traffic is needed for specific tasks. Traffic packages and monthly subscriptions work differently; choose according to your usage cycle.
- 300GB¥158
- 1000GB¥358
- 3000GB¥658
Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
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SELECTION CHECKLIST
What to compare when choosing a subscription
Putting account requirements, route structure, device coverage and refund terms on one checklist makes decisions easier than comparing price alone.
First confirm it covers your real tasks
Whether a subscription fits depends on whether it covers the regions, devices and services you use regularly. VPNZL offers 120+ countries / 190+ routes, along with direct, relay and IEPL options. For most users, route types are not extra jargon; they provide alternative paths to compare when one region fluctuates.
Registration requires only a username and password, with no email address. Getting the client and subscription from the user panel keeps the account, plan, downloads and support tickets in one place. Unlimited simultaneous devices also lets household and work devices choose routes independently without reallocating slots for every new device.
A route is more than a region name
Within one region, compare direct, relay and IEPL routes. Confirm the target service region first, then choose a path based on local access conditions to avoid confusing region selection with route quality.
Device count is not a hidden limit
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux are supported, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Each device can keep its own route and task settings.
Use the refund period for real-world testing
The 60-day no-questions-asked refund gives users time to test usual networks, busy periods and key tasks. Judge performance through actual use rather than a single page load or brief trial.
Review billing rules before choosing
Monthly subscription traffic resets on the activation date; mid-cycle upgrade differences are prorated by remaining days. Traffic packages remain valid until used and never expire. The two options suit different usage patterns.
QUICK ANSWERS
Homepage FAQs
Answers to common questions about registration, plans, devices, routes and refunds are collected here. For more complete category guidance, visit the help center.
Do I need an email address to register?
No email address is required; register with a username and password. Afterward, open the user panel to choose a plan, get the client and subscription, and manage tickets for the current account.
When does monthly subscription traffic reset?
Monthly subscription traffic resets on the activation date. For a mid-cycle upgrade, the difference is prorated by remaining days. Choose a tier based on your actual mix of streaming, AI tools, work and file transfers.
Can different devices connect at the same time?
Yes. VPNZL supports unlimited simultaneous devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux. Devices can choose routes separately and do not need to use the same region or task mode.
How should I choose between direct, relay and IEPL routes?
Start with an entry point based on your location and target service, then compare route types. Direct routes suit basic testing; relay routes reorganize the cross-border path; IEPL routes suit work, meetings or ongoing transfers where continuity matters. Final results should be judged on your usual network.
What is the refund policy?
VPNZL offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund. Test on your usual devices, network and key tasks, then handle account-related support through the user panel.
Still troubleshooting connection, speed or billing issues?
Open the help center →
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