GQVPN Guides

Open GQVPN’s account page and set a username and password. No email address is required. Choose a username you can remember and set a unique password for this service. Before submitting, check the fields for extra spaces, especially when pasting from a password manager; spaces count as part of the password and are a common cause of login failures.

After submission, the page opens the user panel. Confirm that the username you just created appears in the upper-right corner or account area before choosing a plan. If the form is still displayed, read the message below each field and correct the username format or password. Do not submit repeatedly. Existing users do not need to create another account; use “Log in” in the top navigation to access the original account.

Your account stores orders, subscription details, and support-ticket records. Keep your username and password in a password manager, and avoid staying signed in on a shared browser. Once this step is complete, move on to plan selection; there is no need to install a client or prepare a subscription link yet.

Open the plans section and first decide how you expect to use the service. Monthly subscriptions suit relatively steady usage: ¥9.9/month includes 60GB, ¥18/month includes 250GB, and ¥28/month includes 500GB. Monthly data resets each month on the activation date, so use that date as your billing boundary rather than estimating by calendar month. If you upgrade partway through a cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days, and the panel shows the result before you confirm the order.

If your usage is irregular, choose a data package instead. Data packages are deducted as used, remain available until depleted, and never expire. Options include ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. Do not compare only the total price: occasional travel, one-off research, and long-term cross-border work create different usage patterns. Choosing the option that matches your habits is often easier than buying a larger allowance.

After choosing a plan, review the order page and check the plan name, data allowance, and amount. Then select one of the payment methods currently offered in the panel: Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. After payment, return to the order page and wait for the status to update. If payment is complete but the status has not changed, do not create the same order again. Keep the order record and visit the Help Center for billing and order-processing guidance; if needed, submit a support ticket from the user panel.

Once the plan is active, the account overview shows your available data and subscription details. GQVPN supports unlimited simultaneous devices, but all devices under the same account share the available data. For long-term use across multiple people or devices, checking the overview regularly is more reliable than waiting for a client warning about low data.

Once the plan is active, open the account overview. Find the copy option in the subscription section and choose the import method suited to your client. A subscription link is a credential connecting your account with route configuration, not a public webpage. Paste it only into your own client; never post it in public chats, forums, or screenshots.

The link usually resembles the example below, but the real value is available only from the user panel. The example domain and token are clearly dummy values and cannot be used to connect:

https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKEN

After copying, you may paste the link into a temporary text field on your device to check that the beginning and end are intact, but do not save it in a public cloud document. Automatic line wrapping in a browser usually does not change the content. The important things to avoid are missing the final characters or copying explanatory text along with the link. When importing into a client, paste only the link itself.

If subscription details are not yet shown in the overview, return to the orders section and confirm that the plan is active. Do not search for a supposed “universal subscription” in search results, group chats, or someone else’s tutorial; such content is unrelated to your account. If the order is successful but the subscription is still missing, open the support-ticket area in the user panel and describe the order status. See the Help Center for issue categories and the information to include.

Get the client from the user panel, then return to this section to complete the import. Static installers are not provided on the marketing page; the user panel shows the available entry points based on your account status. After installation, do two things: add the subscription link you copied earlier to the client, then run an update. A successful update should display regions or routes, not a raw link.

After importing, choose a regional route suited to your use case and turn on the client’s connection switch. For cross-border work and web access, start with a nearby region; when a target service requires a specific region, choose the corresponding exit. If the connection fails, do not rapidly cycle through many routes. Wait for a clear result from the current connection, then try another route in the same region. This makes it easier to determine whether the issue is a single route, your current network, or the client configuration.

Once the client shows Connected, open a browser and check the region associated with your current exit IP. It should broadly match the selected route. If the original network exit is still shown, confirm that the system proxy or network configuration is enabled. Then visit familiar websites and check whether resolution and loading work normally. If only the connection icon changes while websites continue using the original exit, traffic is usually not being routed through the client as expected.

Next, check DNS. Use a trusted network-testing page to review the location or provider of the DNS resolvers, and test access in both your browser and a commonly used app. If the browser works but one app does not, the cause is often that app’s proxy support or per-app rules. If no apps can connect, first check whether the subscription was updated, a route is selected, and system network permissions are complete. For a detailed check of exit IP, DNS, and per-app routing, read How to Check Exit IP, DNS, and Per-App Routing.

Once verification passes, the initial setup is complete. For daily use, open the client, choose a route, and connect; the user panel remains the source of truth for your plan, data, and subscription status. When switching devices, you can use the same account subscription details. Simultaneous devices are unlimited, but each device should import the subscription through a trusted client entry point.