JichangDarenFeimaoyun
Quick to connect, simple to set up, flexible node switching
4.6 / 5
¥7/mo (annual)
Annual: ¥84/yr
- Line Type
- IEPL Dedicated Line
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Streaming/AI Unlocks
- Netflix / Disney+ / YouTube / HBO Max / TikTok / Spotify / ChatGPT / Claude
- Payment
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT-TRC20
Pros
- Annual Student plan as low as ~¥7/mo, one of the lowest prices on the site
- Their own client works out of the box, with simple setup and node switching
- Full range of plans, plus a custom plan for special needs
Cons
- The cheapest annual plan is literally called "Student" — worth confirming with support whether eligibility is actually verified
- Proprietary client only, no universal subscription link — Clash and Shadowrocket can't connect to it
Verdict: Positioned as simple and easy to use, with flexible node switching. The Student annual plan is cheap; Stellar is the safer pick if unsure you qualify.
Feimaoyun keeps its pitch simple: easy setup, easy node switching. Four tiers — Stellar, Nebula, Galaxy, Cosmos — cover light through heavy use, and there’s a custom plan on top for anyone with unusual needs.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code flycat888 gets 20% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and lifetime plans typically can’t stack this discount. Current plans:
| Plan | Billing | Price | Quota |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student Plan | Annual | ¥84 | 50GB/mo |
| Stellar Plan | Monthly | ¥25 | 150GB/mo |
| Nebula Plan | Monthly | ¥45 | 300GB/mo |
| Galaxy Plan | Monthly | ¥85 | 600GB/mo |
| Cosmos Plan | Monthly | ¥150 | 1000GB/mo |
| Lifetime Plan | One-time | ¥680 | 1000GB (no expiry) |
| Custom Plan | Monthly | ¥550 | 500GB/mo |
The annual Student plan works out to about ¥7/month, one of the lowest prices on the site — but the name suggests it may be aimed at students, so confirm with support whether eligibility verification is required before buying. Regular users get similar value from the Stellar plan (from ¥25/mo).
Speed & Stability
Feimaoyun’s line type is listed as IEPL dedicated, with the provider emphasizing simple setup and flexible node switching. Dedicated lines are theoretically more resistant to congestion than plain transit. Nodes cover Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and the US. We haven’t verified the transport protocol.
One thing to get out of the way first: Feimaoyun goes the proprietary-client route. You log in with an account and password and it works, but there’s no exportable universal subscription link — which means Clash and Shadowrocket have nothing to connect to. That isn’t a configuration problem; the subscription link was never on offer. If you already manage several providers’ subscriptions through Clash, rule this one out. If you’d rather not deal with client configuration at all, the in-house app is arguably less hassle.
Who It’s For
If you don’t want to fuss with configuration and just want things to work, Feimaoyun is the low-effort option — the easy node switching also helps if you’re testing latency across regions. Watching the budget? Confirm Student-plan eligibility before you commit.