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Setup Guide: Subscriptions and Connections
This guide follows the setup process in order: create an account, choose a plan, get your subscription, then import it on your device and connect. New users can start at the beginning; if you already have an account or subscription, jump to the relevant step.
Interface labels vary between clients and operating system versions. This guide uses general terms such as “subscription,” “configuration,” and “import from link.” Check the user dashboard for the current client recommendations and exact button labels. If an option is named differently, confirm what it does rather than looking for an exact wording match.
Create an Account and Open the User Dashboard
Start with the “Start Free” option below to open the account creation page in the VPNKuaiWang user dashboard. No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Complete the form and submit it. If the username is unavailable, choose another and try again. If the password is rejected, check that the entries match. If you already have an account, use “Log in” at the top of the site instead of creating another one.
Your username and password are needed to check orders, get your subscription, and submit support tickets. Save them in a password manager, and use a unique password for this service. Never post your password and subscription link together in a public forum. After creating your account, make sure you can open the user dashboard before choosing a plan. This helps avoid confusion if you have multiple browser windows open.
“Start Free” is the label on the button that opens the account creation flow. This service uses paid subscriptions; creating an account and activating a plan are separate steps. Check the Plans page and order confirmation for current options, prices, and data allowances. You can explore the account overview and download section before choosing a plan, but signing in does not activate a route.
Choose a Plan and Check Your Order Status
Open the Plans section in the user dashboard and choose the billing option that fits your needs. Monthly subscriptions suit regular use: ¥9.9/month includes 60GB, ¥18/month includes 250GB, and ¥28/month includes 500GB. Data resets monthly on the activation date, not on the first day of each calendar month. Consider your actual usage, such as streaming, file transfers, and everyday work, rather than choosing a tier based only on the number of connected devices. This service allows unlimited simultaneous devices.
If your usage is irregular, compare the data packages: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. Data packages remain available until used and never expire. Their data does not reset like a monthly subscription, so check the plan type carefully at checkout. A data package does not replenish monthly, and monthly subscription data does not carry over indefinitely. See the full prices on the Plans and Pricing page.
After choosing a plan, check the amount, data allowance, and billing terms, then complete the order as prompted in the dashboard. This service supports Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. After payment, return to the user dashboard to check your order and subscription status. If the status has not updated, refresh the order page before taking further action; do not place a duplicate order just because the page still shows the payment option. If your payment record and order status still do not match, keep your order details and explain the issue in a dashboard support ticket.
This service offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund. See the Refund Policy for details. If you upgrade a monthly subscription mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days, so do not estimate the result by calculating a full month’s price difference. Once your subscription status is confirmed, get the subscription details you’ll need for your client.
Get Your Subscription from Account Overview
Open Account Overview in the user dashboard and check your subscription status and data usage. Then find the import or copy option. The subscription link lets a client retrieve available routes and related configuration; it is not a regular website address or an installer. If opening it in a browser shows text or a download prompt, that does not mean you are connected. Import it into a compatible client to use it.
If the dashboard offers a one-click import option for a specific client, install that client first, then use the option. Your browser may ask permission to open an app; check that the app name matches the intended client before continuing. If the client does not open, copy the subscription link from the dashboard and use the client’s manual import option instead of clicking the same link repeatedly.
Copy the entire link, including its beginning, parameters, and final characters. Treat the subscription link as confidential account information. Do not paste it into public websites, shared documents, or group chats, and hide it and any QR code in screenshots before submitting a support request. If you think the link has been exposed, check whether the dashboard offers a subscription reset or contact support through a ticket for advice.
The example below is only to show what a link may look like. It is a teaching-only dummy value and will not work with this service. Import the subscription shown in your own account overview. If you see a format error, return to the dashboard and check that you selected the right client and import option. Do not submit the link to an unfamiliar conversion website.
https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKENInstall and Import the Client for Your Platform
This service supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Get clients from the Downloads section of the user dashboard; this page does not provide direct installer links. Sign in to get the VPNKuaiWang client for Windows, macOS, Android, or Linux. See below for iOS instructions. Prefer a client recommended in the dashboard that supports subscription imports, rather than installing an app based only on a similar name.
Windows: Import the Configuration and Connect
Sign in to the dashboard to get the Windows client, install it as prompted, and launch it. Keep the client open, then return to Account Overview and use the relevant import option. For manual setup, open the “Configuration” or “Subscription” page in the client and look for an option such as Add or Import from Link. Paste the full subscription link and save it. Update the list, confirm that regions and routes appear, then set the imported configuration as active.
A subscription appearing in the list only means the configuration has been saved; you still need to enable the connection or system proxy. For your first connection, keep the client’s recommended settings and avoid running multiple proxy apps at once. If your browser works but a work app does not, check whether that app uses the system proxy. See Frequently Asked Questions for help rather than deleting the subscription and creating another account.
macOS: Allow the Required Network Permissions
Get and install the macOS client from the dashboard. After launching it, import through the dashboard or add the link in the client’s subscription or configuration manager. Save and update the configuration, select the imported subscription, and check the route list. macOS may ask for permission when the client enables network features. Confirm that the request comes from the installed client, then follow the system prompts.
If the route list is still empty after import, check that the client actually updated it and that the new configuration is selected. Quit other similar networking tools, then enable the connection using the client’s controls. System network permissions and subscription validity are separate checks: granting permission does not confirm that your plan is active. Likewise, a successful import does not mean every app will connect in the same way automatically.
Android: Save the Subscription and Approve System Access
Sign in to the user dashboard to get the Android client, then install and open it. Use the subscription import option; manual import is usually under “Configuration,” “Subscription,” or an Add menu. Paste the link, save it, update the route list, and choose the configuration you need. If Android asks you to confirm the app’s source during installation, make sure the file came from your own signed-in user dashboard. Do not use an installer forwarded in a group chat, even if it has the same name.
The first time you connect, Android shows a network connection permission prompt. Check the app name, allow the request, and then return to the client to check its status. If the connection often drops when you switch apps or turn off the screen, check whether the system restricts the client’s background activity and adjust the device settings as needed. Test basic connectivity and access first, then address background operation. This makes it easier to identify the cause if something goes wrong.
iOS: Get and Import the Client from the Dashboard
Get the iOS client through the App Store link in the user dashboard. The link is available when you have a purchased plan that has not expired. Open Downloads and follow the dashboard prompts to get the VPNKuaiWang client. If you see a plan notice, return to Account Overview and check your subscription status instead of looking for an installer from an unknown source. Availability on the store page also depends on your current store account and the information shown there.
After installing the client, return to the dashboard and use the relevant import option. To import manually, paste the subscription into the client’s subscription manager, configuration screen, or Add from Link option, then update it. When connecting for the first time, iOS may ask permission to add a VPN configuration. Confirm that the request comes from the client you’re using, then approve it. Select a route and connect, then test a website you actually need rather than relying only on the connection indicator in the status bar.
Linux: Follow the Platform Instructions in the Dashboard
Linux users should also sign in and open Downloads, then get the client using the distribution-specific instructions in the dashboard. Import your subscription using the client’s import option. Network controls vary between desktop environments, so do not assume the Windows menu path applies. For command-line tools, developer workflows, or more advanced proxy configuration, see the developer scenarios in the AI Tools Guide. This page focuses on the basic connection process.
Connect to a Route and Test Access
After importing, confirm that the client is using the new subscription and that the route list opens normally. Choose a region for your needs and connect. If you need to keep a service associated with a consistent region, use the same exit region and avoid switching frequently while signing in or working. See the Route List for route types and regions. No specific region or route is guaranteed to work with every service you want to access.
After connecting, open My IP and check whether your browser’s current exit location matches the selected route. If the lookup page cannot retrieve information temporarily, do not assume the connection has failed; test the service you actually need. Visit the website and try loading a page, signing in, or completing a normal task. For AI tools, send a routine prompt and check that the response finishes. For streaming services, see whether the content you want starts playing.
Your network connection and your account permissions on a target platform are separate requirements. A connected status does not mean the platform’s regional rules, account eligibility, or content rights are satisfied. A successful browser test also does not prove that command-line tools, an IDE, or other apps use the same exit route. If only one app fails, check its proxy settings and error message. For more detailed troubleshooting, see the Complete Guide to Accessing AI Tools.
If no apps can connect, disconnect the client and check that your usual network works. Once it does, check your plan status, remaining data, subscription updates, and selected configuration. Then try a different route and test again, changing only one thing at a time. If the problem persists, submit a support ticket through the user dashboard with your device OS, client name, the step where the error occurred, and screenshots with sensitive details obscured. Do not include your password or full subscription link.
After testing, you can import the subscription on your other devices using the instructions for each platform. This service allows unlimited simultaneous devices, but keep an eye on the data allowance for your plan. When the route list changes, update the subscription in the client. If you replace a device or reinstall the app, return to your own account overview to get the import option again. For everyday troubleshooting, see Frequently Asked Questions; there’s no need to repeat the account creation steps.