Invisible Review—CNY 24 for 144 GB and IEPL Claims
Invisible reportedly had about two years of operation. Its lowest ordinary monthly plan was CNY 24 for 144 GB, with a separate CNY 109 annual tier providing 80 GB for the entire year and three one-time data packages.
Recorded purchase route: Invisible plans
Provider information and conflicts
The provider advertises enterprise IEPL-only routes, BGP or cloud multi-route scheduling, stable evening-peak performance, 1x data deduction, no speed cap, and no device limit.
| Item | Source record |
|---|---|
| Operating history | About two years, provider claim |
| Route | Enterprise IEPL-only, provider claim |
| Universal subscription | Supported |
| Payments | Alipay and USDT |
| Telegram | Recorded group |
The one-time small package has conflicting device rules: a summary says unlimited devices, while its detailed description strictly limits it to one. This translation uses the more specific one-device rule but recommends written checkout confirmation.
Recurring plans
| Plan | Price | Data | Source role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Era | CNY 24/month | 144 GB/month | First test, study, and work |
| Golden Sequence | CNY 48/month | 360 GB/month | Regular video and primary use |
| Platinum | CNY 105/month | 750 GB/month | Large transfers and high use |
| Diamond Dome | CNY 185/month | 1,600 GB/month | Team or multi-device use, subject to sharing rules |
| Starlight 365 | CNY 109/year | 80 GB/year | Low-frequency backup |
The first four may reportedly be bought monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually, but only monthly prices were supplied. No other prices are inferred.
Starlight's summary placed 80 GB in a "monthly data" field, while the detailed text explicitly says 80 GB per year with annual reset. The more specific annual statement is used.
One-time packages
| Plan | Price | Total data | Devices in detailed rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | CNY 229 one-time | 160 GB | 1 |
| Standard | CNY 549 one-time | 420 GB | 2 |
| Elite | CNY 1,199 one-time | 1,000 GB | 3 |
An earlier checkbox said there was no one-time subscription, but the detailed table lists three. The concrete table is preserved. "No time limit" does not guarantee provider continuity.
Ambiguous custom plan
| Plan | Displayed charge | Data label | Missing information |
|---|---|---|---|
| King Custom | CNY 600 one-time | 500 GB/month | Service duration, recurring fee, bandwidth specification, concurrency |
A one-time fee combined with monthly data is incomplete without a service term. Do not purchase until the provider supplies the billing and validity rules in writing.
Service-access claims
The provider says the service supports Netflix, Prime Video, BBC, Abema, TVer, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and Hugging Face. The supplied image is a speed test and contains no service-access results.
Archived test
The MiaoKo screenshot is labelled July 20, 2026 at 20:54:55 CST, "Zhuhai Unicom 9 Gbps, 32 threads," and 60/60. It lists 60 VLESS nodes in Singapore, Japan, the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
Displayed averages range about 17.13–83.33 MB and peaks about 58.77–125.17 MB. Most UDP results show Full Cone, with some Unknown. Results from a 9 Gbps test backend do not predict a normal user's access speed.
The image is a single provider test without user location, access ISP, device, client, or multi-time repetition.
Purchase guidance
- Begin with Silver Era for one month.
- Treat Starlight as 80 GB for the whole year.
- Confirm the one-time package device rule and account expiry.
- Reject the custom plan until its service term and billing are explicit.
- Test target platforms and evening peaks locally.
- Retain a backup for important work.
FAQ
What is the lowest normal monthly tier?
CNY 24 for 144 GB per month. The CNY 109 plan supplies 80 GB for the entire year.
Is a universal subscription supported?
The source says yes. The test labels nodes VLESS; verify the actual dashboard format.
Are one-time packages available?
The detailed table lists CNY 229/160 GB, CNY 549/420 GB, and CNY 1,199/1,000 GB, despite an earlier conflicting checkbox.
How many devices can use a one-time package?
Detailed rules say one, two, and three devices respectively. The smallest package also has an inconsistent unlimited-device summary, so confirm in writing.
How long has the provider operated?
About two years according to the provider. No exact independently verified start date was supplied.
Client guides
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