VPNND Setup Guide

Create a VPNND account

Start at the free trial page in the dashboard. Set a username and password on the account page, review the prompts, and submit. VPNND does not require an email address to create an account. Your username and password are the credentials you’ll use to access the dashboard, view plans, and manage your subscription. Choose a username you can recognize that you don’t reuse with other services. Keep your password somewhere secure, and don’t include it in screenshots you plan to share publicly.

Once your account is created, open the dashboard. If you’re still on the account page, follow the prompt to log in. Check that the dashboard shows your account before browsing plans. That way, payment, subscription details, and client setup all stay linked to the same account. If you’re not ready to choose a plan, take a moment to find the Plans section and account overview for later.

The account page is for creating your account, not for finding client downloads or a subscription link. Get your subscription from the dashboard, and go to its downloads section for a client. Keeping these areas distinct makes the next steps easier to follow.

Go to the free trial page ›

Choose a plan based on your data needs

After logging in, open the Plans section in the dashboard. For monthly use, compare the subscriptions: ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, or ¥28/month for 500GB. Monthly data resets on the renewal date. If your usage doesn’t follow a regular monthly pattern, consider a data package that lasts until it’s used up and never expires: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, or ¥658/3000GB. Decide whether you prefer a monthly reset or data that’s consumed as you use it.

After choosing a plan, review the plan type, data allowance, and price on the order page in the dashboard, then pay using one of the listed methods. VPNND accepts Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. When payment is complete, return to the dashboard and check that your order and subscription details are visible. Don’t assume the subscription is ready just because the payment page closed. If the dashboard hasn’t updated yet, refresh it and check the account overview again.

If you need to change your monthly subscription later, use the plan details in the dashboard as your guide. When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Review the order details shown in the dashboard before confirming any changes. VPNND allows unlimited simultaneous devices, so choose a tier based on your data needs rather than buying separately for each device.

Open Plans in the dashboard ›

Get your subscription from the dashboard

After checking your plan details, open the account overview, find your current subscription, and use the dashboard’s copy option to copy the link. The client uses this link to load your server list; it isn’t a server name you need to enter manually. Don’t paste the link into a browser address bar. You’ll use it in the client’s subscription import screen in the next step.

If you don’t see an available subscription in the overview, first check that you’re logged in to the right account, then review your order and plan status. Don’t substitute a similar-looking link from a chat or search result. If a guide shows an address like https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKEN, it’s only a made-up example of the link format and won’t connect. Import only the subscription shown in your own account dashboard.

Choose your device after you’ve copied the link. Import locations differ across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, but the process is similar: get the appropriate client from the dashboard, find its subscription option, import the link, wait for the server list to load, and choose a route. The sections below cover platform-specific details.

View account overview ›

Import your subscription into a client

Go to the client downloads section in the dashboard and choose the option for your operating system. Import and test the subscription on one device first. This makes it easier to tell whether an issue is related to the subscription, client permissions, or your current network. If you already have a client, check that it supports the subscription import method provided in the dashboard. Menu names may differ, but the steps remain the same: copy the subscription, import it, and refresh the server list.

Linux users can also check the downloads section in the dashboard for the appropriate client and import instructions. Whatever platform you use, rely on the subscription and client links provided in the dashboard. This page doesn’t provide installers or usable subscription links.

Connect and check your exit region

After importing the subscription, choose a region from the server list that suits what you’re doing, then select Connect in the client. Once the client shows Connected, open the website or app you want to use and check that it loads properly. You can also check your exit region using an IP lookup site you trust and compare it with the route you selected. A changed button color alone doesn’t confirm that an app is using the expected route, so check the actual result too.

If the client stays on Connecting or disconnects soon after, first check that your device has a working internet connection. Then refresh the subscription, choose another route, and reconnect. If the client says Connected but an app still doesn’t work as expected, check whether that app is routed through the client and which mode the client is using. Apps may require different exit regions, so judge each route by how the target service behaves rather than assuming one route works the same everywhere.

After confirming the connection, you can import the same account subscription on your other devices. VPNND allows unlimited simultaneous devices. You’ll need to approve the client’s permissions and choose a route on each device. If you’re just switching devices, you don’t need to find another public link; copy your own subscription from the account overview.