JichangDarenShanyue (FlashLeap)
Top-tier IPLC pure dedicated line, seamless access even at peak hours
4.5 / 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
- Payment
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT-TRC20
Pros
- Pure IPLC dedicated line, annual pricing as low as ~¥8/mo — strong value for a dedicated-line service
- Full range of plans, from 60GB to 1000GB/month covering light to heavy users
- Backbone-network access, officially marketed as no peak-hour drops, instant connect
Cons
- Entry monthly plan is 150GB/¥24, slightly less data than similarly-priced transit services
- No lifetime one-time plan, monthly/annual subscription only
- Protocol not verified on our end — subscription links are one-time-use, you'll need to contact support to get one rather than grabbing it yourself
Verdict: An unusually affordable dedicated line built for peak-hour stability — worth shortlisting for video calls, gaming, and other latency-sensitive use.
Shanyue runs on backbone-network dedicated-line access, and the whole pitch is no drops at peak hours. Plans step up through four tiers — Flicker, Leap, Teleport, Warp — all riffing on “speed” for a name.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code shanyue 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 |
| Flicker | Monthly | ¥24 | 150GB/mo |
| Leap | Monthly | ¥44 | 300GB/mo |
| Teleport | Monthly | ¥84 | 600GB/mo |
| Warp | Monthly | ¥134 | 1000GB/mo |
The annual plan works out to about ¥8/month, one of the lowest prices among dedicated-line services in this comparison; for regular heavy use, go straight for Teleport or Warp to avoid running out of data mid-cycle.
Speed & Stability
Shanyue’s line type is listed as dedicated-line access (as opposed to plain BGP transit), with the provider emphasizing backbone-network access and no peak-hour drops. Dedicated-line setups are architecturally better at avoiding congested routes than public transit, which is also why it can market “stability” at this price point. Nodes cover Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and the US.
Who It’s For
If you care somewhat about latency and peak-hour stability but don’t want to pay premium-tier prices, Shanyue is a good middle ground. For daily work, video calls, and light gaming, dedicated-line access delivers a more consistent experience than a transit setup.