Quick Start with 70VPN

Start by opening the 70VPN account setup page. You only need to set a username and password, with no email address required. Choose a username that is easy to recognize and unlikely to be confused with another service. Store the password separately and avoid reusing it across websites. Submit the form, then open the user panel or sign in with the credentials you just created.

After entering the panel, check that your username appears in the upper-right corner or account area. This simple check helps prevent using someone else’s session on a shared device. 70VPN supports unlimited devices, so you can configure the same account on your own Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Linux devices. Even so, save account details and subscription URLs only on devices you control.

This step is complete when you can open the user panel and see the account overview. There is no need to find a client yet, and you should not obtain configuration files from unofficial web sources. The download entry points and subscription details you need later are available inside the panel. Once the account is working, continue to the plans page.

After signing in, open the plans section and choose between a monthly subscription and a data package based on your usage. Monthly options are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB; data resets monthly on the activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Monthly plans are easier to manage when your usage is steady and you want a fixed amount of data each month.

Data packages suit less predictable usage. Options include ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB and ¥658/3000GB. Data remains available until it is used and never expires, so there is no need to consume it within a billing period. Do not look only at the total volume: everyday browsing, text-based AI tools and long video sessions consume data differently. Choose based on how you actually use the service.

After confirming your plan, proceed to checkout, where Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT are available. Once payment is complete, do not repeatedly create new orders. Return to the user panel, refresh the account overview and check whether the plan status has updated. Services purchased for the first time include a 14-day no-questions-asked refund. See the plans page and Terms of Use for the applicable process and details.

Once the plan or data status is active, continue to access your subscription. The subscription is the client’s entry point for retrieving route configurations. It is not your account password and should not be pasted or shared on public pages.

Once the plan is active, open the account overview and find the subscription details or client import section. The panel keeps your account status, data usage and subscription entry point together, and it is also where you should start when setting up another device. If you have just paid but the entry has not appeared, refresh the page and reopen the account overview. Do not construct the subscription URL yourself.

After clicking Copy Subscription, your system clipboard will contain a complete URL. Its structure may resemble the clearly marked example below, but the real value must come from your own user panel:

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

Keep every character from https:// through the end when copying, especially the parameters after the question mark. Before pasting it into a client, you can place it in a local text editor to check for extra spaces or line breaks. Do not send the real URL to public chats, forums, screenshots or shared documents. The subscription URL retrieves the route configurations available to your account and should be treated like account information.

To configure another device you own, sign in to the panel and copy the URL again; there is no need to move routes one by one from the client. If the panel says the plan is inactive, the subscription will not refresh or the account status looks wrong, visit FAQ for troubleshooting items. This page focuses only on the main workflow needed for your first connection.

Get the client from the download area in the user panel. After signing in, choose your operating system to see the relevant client entry point and subscription import method. This page does not provide static installer URLs because the available entry points depend on account status. Keeping downloads and subscription access in one panel also makes reinstalling or switching devices easier.

The four platforms look different, but the completion criteria are the same: the client successfully refreshes the subscription, selectable routes appear in the list and the connection switch starts normally. Windows and macOS are generally easiest to configure through the client’s subscription management page, while Android and iOS usually place the import entry in the configuration list or behind an Add button on the main screen.

For Linux setup, advanced routing, development tools and command-line scenarios, continue with the development-environment chapter in the Complete AI Guide. You do not need to understand every advanced setting at once. Keep the client’s default configuration first, verify the connection, then adjust settings for your specific needs.

After the subscription finishes updating, choose a route that matches the target service’s region. For a website or AI service offered in a specific region, start with a route in that region or nearby. For ordinary cross-border access, begin with a geographically closer route. You do not need to understand every route type or selection rule on your first connection; see the server page later for coverage regions and route details.

Start the connection after selecting a route and wait for the client status to show Connected. Then open this site’s IP lookup page and check whether the current exit details have changed. To avoid a misleading result caused by browser caching, refresh the lookup page and test a website you have not visited before. If both websites and apps load normally, the account, subscription, client and route are working together as expected.

If the client shows Connected but the target service still will not open, switch to another route in the same region, then fully close and reopen the target app. Some apps retain a session created before the connection, so switching routes alone may not establish a new session immediately. Also check that the device’s system time and time zone are correct, and confirm that the client completed its latest subscription update.

If the subscription update fails, do not repeatedly delete the account or place new orders. Return to the user panel and confirm that the plan is still active, then copy the complete subscription URL again and replace the old configuration. If the issue persists, open FAQ’s connection and troubleshooting section and continue based on the symptoms. For deeper questions involving IP risk controls, regional detection, streaming output, API calls or IDE plugins, consult the Complete AI Guide; this quick-start guide does not cover advanced configuration.

Your first setup is complete. For everyday use, you generally only need to open the client, refresh the subscription, choose a route and connect. When switching to another device you own, sign in to the user panel to get the client and subscription again. There is no need to copy routes manually or create another account.