Sogoyun

Sogoyun is run by an overseas team on a full IEPL dedicated line, with BGP entry tuning for all three Chinese carriers and VLESS as the protocol — no speed cap, no device limit. What stands out most is region coverage: Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, the US, Korea, Argentina, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, India, Germany, France and the UK. Fifteen regions is uncommon at this price, and an Argentina exit especially so.

Signing Up & Plans

Coupon code SOGO10000 takes 10% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and lifetime plans usually can’t stack it. Current plans:

Plan	Billing	Price	Data
Small Annual	Annual	¥98	60GB/mo
Basic	Monthly	¥25	150GB/mo
Preferred	Monthly	¥45	350GB/mo
Enhanced	Monthly	¥80	550GB/mo
Top Spec	Monthly	¥150	1.1TB/mo
SOGO Basic Lifetime	One-time	¥120	120GB (no expiry)
SOGO Preferred Lifetime	One-time	¥220	250GB (no expiry)
SOGO Enhanced Lifetime	One-time	¥450	500GB (no expiry)
SOGO Ultimate Lifetime	One-time	¥850	1TB (no expiry)

The small annual plan works out to roughly ¥8.17/month for 60GB — enough for email, browsing and light video. The monthly side is where it reads well: ¥25 for 150GB matches Firefly and Xingdaomeng at the same price, and beats the services that give only 120GB there.

The lifetime plans need separate arithmetic. ¥120 for 120GB, or ¥850 for 1TB, works out considerably more per GB than the monthly tiers (¥25 for 150GB). Their value isn’t being cheap, it’s that the data never expires — which suits irregular use, someone who needs a line for a stretch every few months. If you use it steadily every month, a monthly plan costs less.

Speed & Stability

The provider lists a full IEPL dedicated line with BGP entry optimization for China Telecom, Unicom and Mobile, running VLESS. IEPL is a dedicated-line type, so in principle it avoids the public-route congestion that hits transit lines at peak hours; the three-carrier BGP tuning targets the domestic entry leg specifically, so users on different carriers take more comparable paths into the nodes.

On unlocking, worth being precise: what the provider explicitly lists is Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, TikTok and ChatGPT. HBO Max, Spotify and Claude carry no firm answer, and Gemini is node-dependent — we could not confirm those four from public information, so they are deliberately absent from the unlock list above. If your routine depends on one of them, buy a single month and test it rather than committing to the annual plan.

Who It’s For

If you need an uncommon exit region, Sogoyun has the widest coverage on this list — Argentina, Thailand, India, the Philippines and Vietnam aren’t carried by every provider, and for those needs there’s little else here to substitute. As a daily driver it also holds up: ¥25 for 150GB is competitive at that price, and IEPL plus carrier-level tuning genuinely matters for the domestic entry leg.

Against that: if you lean heavily on HBO Max, Spotify or Claude, none of those is confirmed, and spending ¥25 on one month tells you more than any spec sheet will. There’s no free trial either, so that ¥25 is the floor on finding out.