VPN Quick Start

Create an account and save your credentials

First, open the account creation page in the T7VPN user panel. Accounts require a username and password; no email address is required. Enter the requested details and confirm to open the panel. You’ll use your username to log in and your password to access subscription, order, and device information. Consider saving your credentials in a trusted password manager rather than relying only on your browser’s current login session.

If you already have an account, use the login option in the panel. You don’t need to create separate accounts for different devices. T7VPN has no device limit for simultaneous connections, so you can use the same account to access your subscription on computers, tablets, and other devices. This device policy doesn’t mean your plan has unlimited data; check the allowance for your selected plan.

Once you’re in the panel, make sure you can find Account Overview, client downloads, and plans. You don’t need to look for a public subscription link or download installation files from other websites. Choose a plan, download the client, and access your subscription from the panel, where you can easily check your account status.

Choose a plan and review your order

Open the Plans section in the panel and distinguish between monthly plans and data packages. Monthly plans suit regular use with a monthly data allowance: ¥9.9/month includes 60GB, ¥18/month includes 250GB, and ¥28/month includes 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date, not on the first day of the calendar month. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days.

Data packages suit less predictable usage, letting you draw down data as needed: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. Data remains available until used and never expires. Before choosing, consider whether you want a monthly data allowance or a package to use over time. See Plans and data details for a full comparison; per-unit pricing isn’t covered here.

After selecting a plan, check the plan name, amount, and billing terms in your order, then follow the prompts to continue. Payment methods include Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT. After paying, return to the panel to check the order status, then confirm in Account Overview that your subscription is active. Don’t assume the process is complete just because the payment page closed. If the status hasn’t appeared yet, check the original order before trying again.

T7VPN offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund. For information about requesting a refund, see the Help Center and Terms of Service. Once your plan is active, continue to the next step to get your subscription link.

Get your subscription link

Open Account Overview in the user panel and check your current plan, available data, and subscription status. Find the subscription import section and use the import option provided for your client when possible. This usually opens the installed client. If you haven’t installed one yet, go to the section for your platform below, then return to Account Overview when you’re ready.

To add the subscription manually, use the copy-link option in Account Overview, then paste the link into your client. The subscription link is not the panel’s web address or your account username; it’s what the client uses to retrieve route settings. Copy the entire link, including any parameters at the end. Don’t edit it or add extra text or spaces.

Treat your subscription link like an account credential. If you need help, don’t send the full link to anyone or show identifiable subscription details in public screenshots. After importing, update the subscription in the client. The step is complete only when the route list loads; seeing a configuration name alone doesn’t mean its settings have been downloaded.

If the update fails, return to Account Overview and copy the link again, then check the import method in your client. A copied-link error and a connection failure are different issues. First make sure the route list appears, then troubleshoot the connection. For more on subscription formats, update errors, and link management, see the Help Center.

Import on Windows

On Windows, use the desktop client provided in the T7VPN panel. Sign in, open the client downloads section, select Windows, and download and install it as instructed. Installing the client and importing your subscription are separate steps: installation prepares the connection app, but you still need to import your account’s subscription to access the routes available with your plan.

Open the client and look for “Subscription,” “Configuration,” or a similar settings manager. If the panel supports direct import, return to Account Overview, select the import option, and allow your browser to open the client. If that doesn’t work, choose Import from link in the client, paste the full address you copied, save it, and update the subscription.

When the route list appears, set the newly imported configuration as current, select a route, and connect. If the client offers a system proxy or another network traffic option, configure it as described in the panel. Simply opening the app doesn’t mean traffic is using the selected route; continue to the connection checks at the end of this guide. If the system shows a permissions prompt, confirm it comes from the client you just installed, then approve it as needed.

Import on macOS

On macOS, use the desktop client provided in the T7VPN panel. Select macOS in the downloads section and check the device requirements shown on the page. After installation, open the client and look for its menu bar icon. Some controls are in the menu bar rather than a persistent main window, so check there if you can’t find the connection switch.

Open the configuration or subscription manager and choose Add from link. Paste the subscription address from Account Overview, save it, and update the configuration. Once the route list appears, set the configuration as current. If you import directly from the panel, your browser may ask permission to open the client. Confirm the correct app, then check the import result in the client.

Select a route and connect. The system may ask to add a network configuration, enable a network feature, or confirm permissions; follow the prompts shown by your client. After confirming permissions, check the connection status in the client, then verify it in a browser. If browsing works but other apps don’t, don’t repeatedly delete the subscription. First check how the client handles traffic. For details on the differences, see the Beginner to Advanced Guide.

Import on Android

On Android, use the mobile client provided in the T7VPN panel. Sign in to the panel, open the downloads section, select Android, and install as instructed. If the system asks for permission to install from this source, check that the file came from the panel’s download link before continuing. Don’t search other websites for files with the same name or treat an unknown configuration as your subscription.

Open the client and find the add button in configuration management. Choose “Import from URL” or a similar option, then paste the subscription address from Account Overview. Save and update it, select the configuration, and choose a region from the route list. If you use the panel’s one-tap import, switch back to the client and confirm the configuration is saved and the routes have loaded—not just waiting on an import confirmation screen.

When you tap Connect, Android will ask you to confirm the VPN connection. Allow it, then check the client status. For your first check, keep the client in the foreground, confirm websites load, and then test other apps. If the connection works in the foreground but drops in the background, check the system’s background activity and battery settings for the client. Menu names differ by device; use the settings shown on yours, and don’t change permissions for unrelated apps while troubleshooting.

Import on iOS

On iPhone or iPad, use the iOS client linked from the user panel. First confirm that your account has an active, unexpired plan, then open the client downloads section and follow the iOS link to get the app from the App Store. iOS access has different requirements from other platforms. If your account doesn’t meet them yet, the panel will show a plan prompt; follow the information currently displayed there.

After installing the app, return to Account Overview and use the import option for your client when available. If your browser asks to open the app, confirm and check the configuration in the client. To add it manually, open the subscription or configuration manager, choose Add from link, paste the full subscription address, save it, and update. If you switch apps after copying the address, make sure you don’t paste other content copied to the clipboard afterward.

Once the route list appears, select a route and connect. The first connection usually requires permission to add a VPN configuration; confirm the system prompt to authorize it. Then return to the client, check the selected configuration and connection status, and test a website. A VPN icon only indicates that the connection configuration is enabled. Use the checks below to determine whether it works for your intended apps. For more detailed instructions, see How to Import a Subscription on iOS from Scratch.

Connection status and verification

Return to the client and check that the current configuration is the subscription you just imported, the route list is up to date, and the connection is on. For your first check, choose a route in a region that’s easy to identify, then visit your target website. T7VPN covers 90+ countries / 240+ routes, but performance varies by region, website, and app. Route coverage doesn’t guarantee that every service will work the same way.

First, open a website you can normally access to confirm your local network is working. Then visit the site you want to use over an international route and check that pages load, you can sign in, and the features you need work. If you use an IP lookup tool, consider the client’s routing settings: in rule mode, not every website uses the same exit route. A location shown on one site doesn’t necessarily reflect all traffic from your device.

Keep other conditions as consistent as possible while testing. If you need to switch routes, note the current region and the issue before trying again. If a browser works but an app doesn’t, the app may have its own regional requirements or routing rules. If no apps work, check the client connection, subscription update, and local network first. Avoid changing several settings at once, or it may be hard to tell what fixed the issue.

After verification, keep the working configuration and check your remaining data and subscription status in the panel before regular use. Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date; data packages remain available until used and never expire. To switch devices, repeat the steps to get a client, import your subscription, and verify the connection. You don’t need to create another account. Linux users can also get the appropriate client from the panel and follow its platform-specific instructions.

If you still can’t connect, look for subscription update, connection, and speed troubleshooting in the Help Center. To report an issue, use panel support tickets and describe your device platform, client messages, and steps already tried. Hide your subscription link and password. Routing settings, routine maintenance, and more troubleshooting guidance are in the Beginner to Advanced Guide, separate from the quick-start steps on this page.