JichangDarenSujie
IEPL dedicated line across 14 node regions, roughly ¥7.5/mo on the annual plan
4.3 / 5
¥7.5/mo (annual)
Annual: ¥90/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
- 14 node regions — beyond the usual HK/TW/JP/SG/US it adds Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, India, the UK, France and Germany
- IEPL dedicated line throughout, VLESS, with no speed cap and no device limit
Cons
- Data allowances run tight: ¥90/yr gives 50GB a month, and the ¥25 monthly tier gives 120GB where comparable services often give 150–200GB
- Only started operating in 2026, so there is no independent long-term speed data and peak-hour behaviour is still unproven
- Gemini access depends on the node — the provider gives no firm answer
Verdict: Fourteen node regions is unusual at this price, and ¥7.5/mo annually is cheap. The catch is tight data and no track record yet — try a month first.
Sujie is a new provider that began operating in 2026, built around an IEPL dedicated line and unusually wide region coverage — Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, the US, Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, India, the UK, France and Germany. Fourteen regions is not common at this price point.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code sujie888 takes 20% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and limited-time plans usually can’t stack it. Current plans:
| Plan | Billing | Price | Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single month | Monthly | ¥15 | 50GB/mo |
| Limited-time annual | Annual | ¥90 | 50GB/mo |
| Rapid | Monthly | ¥25 | 120GB/mo |
| Ultra | Monthly | ¥50 | 250GB/mo |
| Lightspeed | Monthly | ¥100 | 500GB/mo |
| Warp | Monthly | ¥200 | 1TB/mo |
The limited-time annual plan works out to roughly ¥7.5/month, among the lowest in this comparison — but 50GB a month only stretches to email, browsing and light video. Streaming or several devices at once pushes you up to the ¥25 or ¥50 tier.
The monthly tiers are worth checking against alternatives: ¥25 for 120GB is less generous than the 150–200GB several comparable services give at that price. One note on naming: the provider labels the ¥15 tier a “trial”, but it is an ordinary paid monthly plan, not a free trial — it carries the same 50GB as the annual plan, at exactly twice the annual monthly rate. That is simply what not committing to a year costs, not a discount.
Speed & Stability
Sujie’s site lists an IEPL dedicated line across all nodes, VLESS as the protocol, with no speed cap and no device limit. IEPL is a dedicated-line type, so in principle it avoids the public-route congestion that hits transit lines at peak hours. The provider lists support for Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, HBO Max, TikTok and Spotify, plus ChatGPT and Claude; for Gemini it says access depends on the node and makes no guarantee, so test it yourself if you need it.
Worth stating plainly: Sujie only started operating in 2026, there isn’t enough independent long-term speed data yet, and some of the figures it publishes differ between channels. The dedicated-line billing and the region list look good on paper, but peak-hour behaviour is something you’d need to verify yourself — which is why our rating isn’t higher.
Who It’s For
If you want more region choice than the usual five and don’t want to pay a premium monthly rate for a dedicated line, Sujie’s annual plan is worth a look — particularly if you need a Southeast Asian, South Asian or European exit, since not every provider covers those.
If your monthly usage is heavy, or you need a proven track record and would rather not sit through a new provider’s observation period, the safer move is paying monthly for a month first, or picking one of the services with a longer operating history.