JiLianCloud is described by the source as a service founded in 2026. It markets IPLC/IEPL-labelled routes, load balancing, more than 60 nodes, streaming access, and no limit on the number of connected devices.

• Website used by the source: ermaozi01.jlcvipaff.cc
• Recorded code: JLY888
• Stated discount: 20%
• Lowest recorded tier: CNY 96/year for 60 GB/month

These are February 2026 records. Verify the operator, current domain, plan terms, coupon, and routes before paying.

Overview

Item	Source record
Route labels	Enterprise IPLC and IEPL
Payment	Alipay and USDT
Node count	More than 60
Regions	Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, the United States, South Korea, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Türkiye
Protocol	Shadowsocks
Device policy	Advertised without a device-count limit
Service access	Netflix, Disney+, TikTok, Hulu, ChatGPT, and YouTube

The source says these private-line routes do not pass through the firewall. That is too absolute without a documented end-to-end path. IPLC/IEPL labels and traceroutes can be useful evidence, but neither establishes every packet's physical path or guarantees resistance to filtering, latency, or loss.

Recorded plans and discounts

Plan	Price	Data	Recorded description
Light annual trial	CNY 96/year	60 GB/month	Lowest annual tier
Basic	CNY 15.50/month	100 GB/month	IPLC-labelled routes and “native IP” access
Advanced	CNY 30.50/month	200 GB/month	Higher allowance
Flagship	CNY 65.50/month	500 GB/month	Low-latency and high-speed marketing
Premium	CNY 120.50/month	1,000 GB/month	Provider-stated maximum of 2.5 Gbps
Non-expiring	CNY 399 once	1,000 GB	Advertised not to reset

The source recorded:

• code JLY888 for 20% off;
• annual billing at 20% off;
• two-year billing at 30% off;
• three-year billing at 40% off;
• an assertion that the code could be stacked with the term discount.

Do not calculate a purchase from those statements alone. Confirm code validity, eligible plans, stacking order, renewal price, and the final checkout amount. Multi-year billing increases loss exposure for a newly established operator.

“Non-expiring” describes the data balance, not the provider, account, domain, or node lifetime.

Provider-stated features

Routes and capacity

The provider describes all routes as enterprise IPLC/IEPL, advertises up to 2.5 Gbps of capacity, and says load balancing optimizes ingress for China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile. It also claims low latency, very little packet loss, and strong evening-peak performance.

The source does not contain route contracts, complete traces, capacity graphs, or a controlled multi-day test. A 2.5 Gbps provider figure is not a promise that one account or node can sustain that rate.

Regions and node counts

The source lists 20 Hong Kong nodes, 10 Japan nodes, 10 United States nodes, and more than 60 nodes in total, with additional locations across Asia and Europe. Check the current dashboard: node counts and availability can change independently of this article.

Device policy

The provider advertises no simultaneous-device limit, allowing phones, computers, tablets, and routers on one account. “Unlimited devices” may still be constrained by fair-use, sharing, IP-count, concurrency, or account-security rules. Read the current terms before using it with a family or team.

Streaming and AI access

Provider materials and the source test report Netflix, Disney+, TikTok, Hulu, ChatGPT, and YouTube access. They also use “native IP” and “full access” language. Platform classification changes over time, so test the exact catalog, region, account, and AI feature required.

Support

The source reports continuous human support and a ticket system. Submit a small pre-purchase question to observe response quality, and verify every support identity from the authenticated dashboard.

Archived speed tests

The source preserved four screenshots from different access networks and destinations:

Foshan China Unicom to a Hong Kong node

Guangxi China Mobile to a Japan node

Shanghai Azure to a United States node

Changsha China Telecom to a Singapore node

The screenshots are useful snapshots but do not establish repeatability, account limits, evening-peak behavior, or the advertised physical route.

The source marked Netflix, Disney+, ChatGPT, TikTok, and YouTube 8K as accessible during its test. Statements such as “instant 4K HDR,” “no CAPTCHA,” and unrestricted scrubbing are observations or marketing from one state, not durable guarantees.

Setup

1. Open the verified JiLianCloud registration page.
2. Choose the smallest monthly tier suitable for a test.
3. At checkout, test JLY888 and confirm the displayed final price.
4. Pay only after checking refund, reset, multiplier, device, and sharing rules.
5. Copy the subscription URL from the authenticated dashboard.
6. Import it into a trusted Shadowsocks-compatible client.

Keep the subscription URL private. USDT transactions may be difficult or impossible to reverse, so verify the recipient and network before sending funds.

Frequently asked questions

Does JiLianCloud's route label prove high stability?

No. The IPLC/IEPL label is a claim to validate with current route evidence, evening-peak latency and loss, and application tests on the intended ISP.

Can the coupon be combined with a long-term discount?

The source says it can, but stacking rules may change. The checkout total is the controlling value. Avoid a two- or three-year commitment based only on a larger percentage discount.

Is it suitable for gaming?

Possibly, if the node's route to the exact game server performs well. Test latency, jitter, loss, and route stability during the hours played. Streaming speed tests do not answer that question.

Which payments were listed?

Alipay and USDT. Use only the payment destination shown in the authenticated dashboard and understand the refund implications.

What should I do if it does not connect?

Refresh the subscription, verify the plan has data, synchronize system time, test another node, and check local networking. Then use the provider's verified ticket channel.

Before purchasing

• Confirm the current operator, official domain, and support route.
• Check plan, allowance, reset, multiplier, device, sharing, and refund rules.
• Reproduce performance on the intended ISP and during the evening peak.
• Test the exact game, streaming catalog, or AI feature required.
• Prefer a small monthly tier over annual or multi-year prepayment.
• Keep an independently operated backup for important work.

Client guides

Platform	Guide
Android	Clash Meta setup
iOS	Shadowrocket setup
Windows and macOS	Clash Verge setup

Compare it in the 2026 proxy-service review list and see How to Identify a Route Type.

Info

This page is a dated technical and purchasing record. Follow the laws and service terms that apply to you.

Contributors: ermaozi

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