Qingyu is a subscription-config service used with third-party client apps rather than a single downloadable app — here's how to get connected.
Qingyu issues a subscription link that any compatible client app can import — there is no dedicated Qingyu app to install.
Compare the Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond tiers on the pricing page and pick the monthly data allowance that fits how much you stream, chat with AI tools, or manage cross-border storefronts.
After selecting a plan through the button on this site, you'll receive a personal subscription link that encodes your AnyTLS or Shadowsocks connection details.
Install a third-party client that supports AnyTLS/Shadowsocks — popular choices include Clash Verge or Mihomo Party on Windows and Mac, sing-box across platforms, v2rayNG on Android, and Shadowrocket on iOS.
Paste the subscription link into your chosen client's subscription/import field, let it fetch your server list, then pick a node and connect — most clients complete this in under a minute.
Windows & Mac: Clash Verge and Mihomo Party are popular, actively maintained clients with a graphical interface for importing subscription links and switching between nodes.
Cross-platform: sing-box is a flexible, scriptable client favored by more advanced users who want fine-grained routing rules across AnyTLS, Shadowsocks and other protocols.
Android: v2rayNG is one of the most widely used Android clients for importing a subscription link and managing proxy profiles.
iOS: Shadowrocket is a long-standing iOS client with straightforward subscription import support.
Whichever client you choose, the workflow is the same: import the subscription link Qingyu issues after checkout, then connect — nothing is downloaded from this website directly.
No — this website is an informational guide. Choosing a plan through the button above takes you to checkout where your subscription is issued; there is no account login on this site itself.
It depends on your device: Clash Verge or Mihomo Party for Windows/Mac, sing-box for advanced cross-platform routing, v2rayNG for Android, and Shadowrocket for iOS all support importing a Qingyu subscription link.
Most people are connected within about five minutes: installing a client app, pasting the subscription link, and selecting a node.
Most clients let you test latency across available nodes and switch instantly — try a couple of different nodes on your tier if one feels congested at a particular time of day.