Create an Account
First, open the account creation page in the VPNGas user panel. Enter the username and password you want to use, then submit the form as instructed. No email required—just a username and password to get started. Choose a username you can recognize and set a unique password rather than reusing one from another site. Before submitting, check your input method and capitalization, and make sure there are no accidental spaces at either end of your password.
Once you’re in the panel, check that the account shown is yours before choosing a plan. Consider saving your login details in a trusted password manager. If you’re using a shared computer, don’t let the browser keep you signed in. Your account password and subscription link serve different purposes: use the password to sign in to the panel and the subscription link to load settings in your client. Don’t paste your account password into the client’s subscription field.
If you already have an account, use the “Log in” option at the top of the page instead of creating another one. Your orders, data, and subscription are linked to the account you’re signed in to. Use the same account when you switch devices. Next, open the plans section in the panel and choose a billing option.
Choose a Plan and Confirm Your Order
In the plans section of the panel, consider how often you use the service and how much data you need. A monthly subscription may suit regular use with a set allowance each month. If your usage is less predictable and you want to save data for later, consider a data package. Don’t compare only the payment amount—check how and when the data allowance resets, as this affects how you can use it.
Monthly subscriptions are ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on the day you activate the plan, not at the start of each calendar month. If you upgrade partway through a billing period, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Check the change details shown in the panel before proceeding; don’t estimate based on the difference in data allowances. Data packages are ¥158 for 300GB, ¥358 for 1000GB, and ¥658 for 3000GB. They don’t expire; use the data whenever you need it.
Choose a plan, then check the plan name, amount due, and billing method in your order before continuing with the payment instructions. Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT are supported. Follow the payment process provided on the page and keep your order record. After paying, return to the user panel and confirm that both the order and plan status have updated. A payment confirmation alone doesn’t confirm that the plan is active in the panel.
All plans support unlimited simultaneous devices and include a 30-day refund policy. See the full terms in the Terms of Service. If you’re unsure which allowance to choose, check the details on the pricing page. Don’t place the same order again while its status is unconfirmed. Check your existing order first and, if needed, contact support through a panel ticket before getting your subscription.
Get Your Subscription in the Dashboard
Once your plan is active, open the account overview in the user panel and find the subscription or subscription import section. This is where you’ll find the option your client uses to load its configuration—not a regular web bookmark. If several clients or configuration formats are listed, choose the one that matches your client. If you’re not sure which one to use, check the instructions for your platform in the downloads section, then come back to copy the link.
If the panel offers a direct import option, it can open the installed client for you. If your browser asks whether to open the app, check that it’s the right one before allowing it. If you don’t have the client installed, install it first. If nothing happens, don’t keep clicking; copy the subscription link and add it manually in the client instead.
When copying the link manually, copy it in full. Don’t remove any trailing parameters or include line breaks or explanatory text. You can give the configuration a name in the client, such as “Everyday use,” to make it easier to recognize. This is just a label on your device; it doesn’t change your plan, data allowance, or routes. Saving the link and updating routes are separate steps: after adding the link, let the client update the subscription. The configuration has been retrieved once the route list appears.
Treat your subscription link as sensitive account information. Don’t post it in public chats, comments, or shared documents, and cover the link and QR code in screenshots. If you used a shared device to copy it, clear the clipboard history after importing. When contacting support, describe the client and error message; there’s no need to send the full subscription link.
Import on Each Platform
Open the user panel downloads section and select your device’s operating system. Sign in to get clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. Sign in to get your subscription as well. The iOS download option is provided after the panel verifies an eligible plan. Don’t download installers with the same name from random search results, and never enter your panel password on an import page from an untrusted source.
Use the VPNGas client provided for your platform in the panel whenever possible, and choose a compatible configuration according to its instructions. If you already use another client, check that it supports the subscription format first; an “Import” button alone doesn’t mean the formats are interchangeable. The steps below cover common workflows for each system. If labels differ, follow the option with the same function.
Windows: Add a subscription and select the configuration
Select the Windows client in the panel, download the installer, and complete the installation by following the system prompts. Then open the app. Look for a page called “Subscriptions,” “Configurations,” or “Profiles,” and find an option such as “Add” or “Import from URL.” Paste the subscription link copied from the panel, enter a name you’ll recognize, and save. If the panel offers one-click import for this client, you can also return to the panel and use it after installation.
After saving, update the subscription and check that routes appear under the configuration. Then set that configuration as the active one. Adding a subscription to the list doesn’t automatically select it. If the client has a system proxy switch, enable it as directed by the client. For additional network components or permissions, follow the prompts you actually see; don’t change several advanced settings at once just to get connected. Next, choose a route on the routes page, then verify your connection using the steps at the end of this guide.
macOS: Import your subscription and grant system permissions
Get the VPNGas client for macOS from the panel and open it following the installation instructions. If the downloads section offers options for different device types, follow the panel’s guidance and check your device details in “About This Mac.” In the client’s configuration manager, choose an option to add a remote configuration or import from a link. Paste your subscription, save it, and update. Once the route list appears, select the configuration you just added instead of leaving the default configuration selected.
The first time you connect, macOS may ask to add a network configuration or authorize a related component. Make sure the prompt comes from the client you just installed, then grant permission through the system flow. Return to the client and check the connection status. If other proxy apps are running, close them before testing to prevent them from taking over the system proxy. Don’t rely on an old browser page from cache to verify your connection; reopen the page you want to test.
Android: Import a link and allow the connection request
Sign in to the panel’s downloads section to get the Android client, then install it as prompted by your device. Open the app and go to the subscription or configuration list. Use the option to add a link, paste your subscription, save, and update. You can also use the matching one-click import option in the panel. When the app opens, check the imported item and confirm it’s saved. Once the route list loads, select the configuration and open the route selector.
The first connection usually triggers a system VPN connection request. Check that the app name is correct, allow the request, and wait for the client to show a connection status. Then test the browser or app you want to use. If the connection drops when the app goes into the background, check your system’s background activity and battery settings for that client, and adjust them according to your device’s instructions. There’s no need to change every battery-saving option at the outset, and don’t run multiple connection services at once.
iOS: Get the client and add a configuration through the panel
First, sign in to the panel and confirm you have an active plan. Then find the iOS client option in the downloads section. After the panel verifies your plan, follow the provided link to get the client from the App Store. If the panel says your plan doesn’t meet the requirements, return to the account overview and check its status. Don’t try to use an installer for another platform as an iOS client.
After installing the client, return to the panel and use the import option that matches your app. You can also paste the link manually in the app’s subscription, configuration, or add-link section. Save and update, select a configuration and route, then connect. If the system asks to add a VPN configuration, confirm the source and grant permission, then follow the system prompts to verify. Return to the app to check the connection status, then open the service you want to use and test access. The status bar icon only indicates the system connection status; it doesn’t prove that every app is working as expected.
Linux users can also get a client from the panel’s downloads section and follow its instructions to import a subscription. For details on protocol compatibility, direct and relayed connections, and dedicated-line topology, see the Protocol and Network Route Technical Reference. For your first connection, start with the default configuration; there’s no need to explore advanced options here.
Connect and Verify
Once the subscription is imported, make sure the correct one is selected in the client. Choose a route from the list and connect. VPNGas covers 90+ countries and 150+ routes; available options may vary, so check the updated list in your client. If a service requires a specific region, select the appropriate exit region. Otherwise, test one of the routes currently available in your client. A region name alone doesn’t indicate its speed.
Once the client shows that you’re connected, reopen the website or app you want to use. Check that the page loads, sign-in works, and the main features are available. For streaming, check whether the content plays; for AI tools, check whether a request completes. The service’s own account, regional, and usage rules still apply, so being able to open a page doesn’t mean every feature or content library is supported.
If it isn’t working, retrace your steps in order. First check your plan status and remaining data in the panel. Then check whether the subscription updated successfully, the right configuration is selected, the connection is on, and system permissions have been granted. If the route list is empty, troubleshoot subscription retrieval first. If routes appear but the app you want to use can’t connect, try another route and reconnect. Change one thing at a time and note the results so you can identify what helped.
If only one app has an issue while other websites work, first check the app’s own account status and service requirements. If the problem started after switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data, reconnect and try again. If you’re still unsure, see the Technical Reference for explanations of network paths and protocols, or submit a request through user panel support tickets. Include your operating system, client name, what you were doing when the issue occurred, and the error text. Cover sensitive account information and subscription details in screenshots.
Once you’ve verified the connection, everyday use is simple: open the client, choose a route, and connect. Manage your plan and orders in the panel. To use another device, repeat the steps to get a client and import your subscription. Unlimited simultaneous devices are supported, but that doesn’t mean each device gets a separate data allowance; keep an eye on your plan’s data in the panel. When you’re finished, disconnect in the client and confirm that the system has returned to its normal state.