JichangDarenFirefly
Cheapest entry point into IPLC dedicated lines, unlimited speed and devices
4.9 / 5
¥8/mo (annual)
Annual: ¥96/yr
- Line Type
- IPLC Dedicated Line
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Streaming/AI Unlocks
- Netflix / Disney+ / YouTube / HBO Max / TikTok / Spotify / ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini
- Payment
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT-TRC20
Pros
- IPLC dedicated line starting at ¥96/yr (about ¥8/mo) — very low for this line tier
- Unlimited speed and devices, supports VLESS and other protocols, good client compatibility
- Native IP nodes in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and the US, broad streaming/AI unlock coverage
- The brand name is English on purpose — support is fully available in English, a real plus if you're a foreigner living or working in China
Cons
- Monthly plans start at ¥25/150GB, notably pricier than annual — light users should trial a small tier first
- Gemini access varies by node, not every exit reliably works
Verdict: The cheapest entry into IPLC dedicated lines, from ¥8/month — hard to match at this price if you don't want to give up dedicated-line performance.
Firefly’s pitch is straightforward: dedicated-line quality at a price close to plain transit services. Every plan runs at 1x rate with no speed cap, and there’s no limit on simultaneous devices — good for multi-device households or teams.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code firefly gets 20% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and lifetime plans typically can’t stack this discount. Current plans:
| Plan | Billing | Price | Quota |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual Plan | Annual | ¥96 | 60GB/mo |
| Lite | Monthly | ¥25 | 150GB/mo |
| Plus | Monthly | ¥45 | 300GB/mo |
| Blaze | Monthly | ¥85 | 600GB/mo |
| Nova | Monthly | ¥150 | 1000GB/mo |
| Lifetime | One-time | ¥100 | 100GB (no expiry) |
The annual plan’s data cap is on the smaller side (60GB/month) — fine for occasional circumvention use, checking email and news, but for daily streaming or downloads Plus or Blaze fits better. If you’d rather not deal with monthly billing, the lifetime plan is a one-time 100GB purchase with no monthly deadline.
Speed & Stability
Firefly runs on an IPLC (International Private Leased Circuit) dedicated line. Compared to ordinary transit/BGP lines, this theoretically means end-to-end traffic stays on a carrier-grade private circuit rather than crossing congested public routes, so peak-hour jitter and packet loss are usually noticeably better than a transit setup. Nodes cover Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and the US; the protocol is primarily VLESS (with other protocols also supported). One thing worth flagging: Firefly now issues one-time subscription links — you get one by contacting support, not by grabbing it yourself from the dashboard — part of an industry-wide shift to stop public links from getting a node’s IP traced and blocked. Support also tends to point you toward their own app for a smoother experience. In our own dealings with Firefly, support has been quick to respond when we’ve asked for a link — that’s our experience, not a guarantee of how fast every request goes.
Who It’s For
If your budget is limited but you don’t want to give up dedicated-line performance, Firefly is worth putting first on your list — the annual ¥8/month price point is rare among dedicated-line services at this tier. If you need heavy downloads or long video calls, go straight for a mid-to-high monthly plan for more headroom. Firefly’s brand name being in English isn’t an accident — support genuinely operates in English, which is a practical advantage for foreigners living or working in China who’d rather not navigate a Chinese-only support channel, something most of the other services here don’t offer.