JichangDarenErmaoyun
Overseas team on an IEPL dedicated line, with no device-connection limit
4.6 / 5
¥20/mo
Annual: ¥89/yr
- Line Type
- IEPL
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Streaming/AI Unlocks
- Netflix / Disney+ / YouTube / HBO Max / TikTok / Spotify / ChatGPT
- Payment
- Alipay / USDT-TRC20
Pros
- Run by an overseas technical team on a full IEPL dedicated line rather than transit
- IEPL dedicated line, marketed around avoiding peak-hour congestion, unlimited simultaneous devices
- Wide plan range, from a lifetime one-time purchase to a heavy 850GB/month tier
Cons
- Nodes only cover Hong Kong, Japan, and the US — no Singapore
- No WeChat Pay support, Alipay or USDT-TRC20 only
- Claude and Gemini access depends on the node, not guaranteed reliable
Verdict: An IEPL line built around peak-hour performance at a competitive price — the trade-offs are no Singapore node, no WeChat Pay, and shakier Claude and Gemini access.
Ermaoyun is run by a team based overseas, with their own in-house client and an IEPL dedicated line. Plan names are easy to remember — White, Orange, Milk, Black — data allowance climbing along with the cat.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code ermao888 gets 15% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and lifetime plans typically can’t stack this discount. Current plans:
| Plan | Billing | Price | Quota |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifetime Plan | One-time | ¥99 | 100GB (no expiry) |
| Annual Small Pack | Annual | ¥89 | 60GB/mo |
| White Cat | Monthly | ¥20 | 130GB/mo |
| Orange Cat | Monthly | ¥40 | 230GB/mo |
| Milk Cat | Monthly | ¥80 | 430GB/mo |
| Black Cat | Monthly | ¥160 | 850GB/mo |
Start with the White Cat plan (130GB/month, ¥20) for entry-level use; the annual small pack works out to about ¥7.4/month, but its data cap is only 60GB/month — choose based on your actual usage.
Speed & Stability
Ermaoyun’s line type is listed as IEPL, with the protocol primarily VLESS (other protocols also supported), and the provider markets peak-hour congestion avoidance. As a dedicated-line-class setup, it’s theoretically more resistant to public-network congestion than a plain transit service. Node coverage is limited to Hong Kong, Japan, and the US — one fewer region than several other services in this comparison, which also include Singapore.
Who It’s For
If you don’t need a Singapore node and want an IEPL line rather than transit, Ermaoyun is worth considering. If your daily work relies on Claude or Gemini, note that the provider itself states both “depend on the node” — worth testing before making this your primary line.