GW Cloud Tunnel Review—CNY 15 for 100 GB and a One-Time Traffic Plan
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2026-08-26
GW Cloud Tunnel reportedly has about three years of operation and uses the slogan “Selected quality routes for global access.” Monthly plans begin at CNY 15 for 100 GB. The submission says universal subscriptions are supported, while the plan page also lists a CNY 100 annual tier with 1,300 GB and a CNY 260 one-time tier with 1,500 GB and no stated expiry.
Recorded purchase route: Register and view GW Cloud Tunnel plans

Provider information
| Item | Source record |
|---|---|
| Operating history | About three years, provider-supplied and not independently verified |
| Lowest monthly tier | CNY 15 for 100 GB/month |
| Annual traffic tier | CNY 100 for 1,300 GB, valid for one year |
| One-time tier | CNY 260 for 1,500 GB, labelled without an expiry date |
| Universal subscription | Supported in the submission |
| Payments | Alipay and WeChat Pay |
| Telegram | Recorded GW Cloud Tunnel group |
The plan cards divide routes into Basic and Pro groups and advertise access to ChatGPT, Gemini, YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, TikTok, Telegram, and other services. The supplied test labels its nodes as Shadowsocks. These are provider- or plan-page statements. Confirm the actual subscription format, routes, speed, and platform access on your own connection.
Recurring plans
| Plan | Price | Data | Suggested use | Purchase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | CNY 15/month | 100 GB/month | First test, light browsing, and video | View |
| Basic Heavy | CNY 20/month | 300 GB/month | Regular video, AI tools, and multiple devices | View |
| Pro Advanced | CNY 35/month | 600 GB/month | Frequent video or higher traffic | View |
| Pro Heavy | CNY 50/month | 1,000 GB/month | Multiple devices and high traffic | View |
| Popular Choice | CNY 100/year | 1,300 GB for the one-year term, credited at purchase | Only after testing the route and accepting annual prepayment risk | View |

One submitted text field says “CNY 15 for 150 GB,” while both the explicit lowest-plan field and the supplied plan screenshot show CNY 15 for 100 GB. This review preserves the more specific screenshot value. Recheck current data, stock, and pricing on the GW Cloud Tunnel checkout.
The plan cards say monthly tiers do not renew automatically and their allowances reset on the monthly purchase date. The CNY 100 tier is paid once and credits its data at purchase, but it expires after one year. It is therefore treated here as a fixed-term annual plan, not a no-expiry package.
One-time traffic package
| Plan | One-time price | Total data | Notes | Purchase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| “Permanent Subscription” | CNY 260 | 1,500 GB | Provider labels it without an expiry date; traffic is credited once and usable until depleted | View |

“Permanent Subscription” and “no time limit” are plan-page labels for data validity, not a guarantee that the provider will operate forever. Before making the larger prepayment, confirm account validity, inactivity rules, refunds, and what happens to unused data if service ends.
Provider-stated features
Basic and Pro route groups
The screenshots label the CNY 15 and CNY 20 Basic tiers with 23 common-region nodes. The CNY 35, CNY 50, annual, and one-time tiers are labelled with 63 common-region nodes and access to both Basic and Pro routes. Node counts and route names do not establish the quality of each node on a particular ISP.
Universal subscription and platform claims
The submission says universal subscriptions are supported. The plan cards advertise AI, streaming, social, entertainment, and development services. Platform access changes with node IP, region, account, and platform policy. Use the CNY 15 monthly tier to verify your client, usual nodes, and target services first.
Operating history and payments
The three-year operating history is a provider submission; no exact start date or continuous operating record was independently verified. The supplied payment methods are Alipay and WeChat Pay. Begin with the lowest monthly amount and retain the order and plan terms shown at purchase.
Interpreting the provider-supplied node test

The provider-supplied image lists Shadowsocks nodes across Hong Kong, South Korea, Thailand, the United States, Japan, Taiwan, and other regions. It displays HTTPS latency, TLS RTT, streaming and AI-service checks, IP-risk labels, and exit-network details. Results differ by node, with successful, failed, pending, and unknown states all visible.
The image provides no verifiable test date, user location, access ISP, baseline bandwidth, device, client, or repeated time-window runs. It is also not a download-throughput test. It can document only what appeared in this provider-supplied snapshot; it is not a test conducted by this site and cannot establish long-term speed, stability, or platform access.
Who may consider it
- Users who want to test universal-subscription compatibility with a CNY 15 monthly tier.
- Individuals whose monthly allowance needs fall between 100 GB and 1,000 GB.
- Buyers who will consider the 1,300 GB annual or 1,500 GB one-time tier only after validating the route.
- Users who accept that platform access changes by node and retain an independent backup for important work.
For a first purchase, avoid the annual and one-time tiers. Repeat tests on your normal ISP, devices, evening-peak periods, and target platforms before increasing the prepaid amount.
Purchase steps
- Open the recorded GW Cloud Tunnel registration route and create an account.
- Prefer the CNY 15 for 100 GB monthly tier for the first test.
- Confirm the live price, allowance, validity, available nodes, device rules, and refund terms at checkout.
- Pay with Alipay or WeChat Pay, then import the subscription into a compatible client.
- Test daytime and evening-peak periods, common regions, and target platforms before renewing or upgrading.
FAQ
What is the lowest GW Cloud Tunnel plan?
The lowest recurring tier in the supplied material is CNY 15 for 100 GB per month. One text field says 150 GB, but the plan screenshot says 100 GB, which this review uses. Verify the live checkout.
Are universal subscriptions supported?
The submission says yes. The test labels its nodes as Shadowsocks, but that does not prove every plan or generated subscription contains only that format. Confirm compatibility with your exact client.
Is the CNY 100 for 1,300 GB tier a no-expiry plan?
No. The screenshot says it is valid for one year, so this review classifies it as an annual traffic tier. The no-stated-expiry tier is CNY 260 for 1,500 GB, usable until depleted according to the provider.
Does the test prove long-term stability?
No. It is a single provider-supplied node-latency and platform-check image without a complete environment, date, repeated measurements, or download-throughput results.
How long has the provider operated?
About three years according to the submission. The exact start date was not independently verified. Prefer short billing periods and keep an independent backup.
Conclusion
GW Cloud Tunnel lists four monthly tiers—CNY 15 for 100 GB, CNY 20 for 300 GB, CNY 35 for 600 GB, and CNY 50 for 1,000 GB—plus a CNY 100 annual tier with 1,300 GB and a CNY 260 one-time tier with 1,500 GB. The submission says universal subscriptions are supported, while the provider's screenshot shows multi-region Shadowsocks nodes and platform checks. Neither replaces repeated testing in the buyer's environment.
The lower-risk path is to start with the CNY 15 monthly tier, verify subscription compatibility, common nodes, and target platforms, and only then consider a higher-traffic or prepaid plan.
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Disclaimer
This article organizes submitted information, the provider's plan page, and provider-supplied screenshots for technical reference. Plans, routes, nodes, and platform access can change. Verify the live checkout and follow applicable law.