Works on common devices
Available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Check the download page for version requirements.
A network connection service for everyday use
A wide world. A simpler connection.
When locations, devices, and networks change, clear node information, device limits, and plan terms help you choose what fits your current needs.
- 5
- Common platforms
- 47
- Connection nodes
- 4 plans
- Monthly options
- Clear
- Service and privacy terms
See the important details before you start.
Choose for the current network
Location, carrier, and time of day affect results. Compare proximity with current connection quality.
Plans are easy to compare
Monthly data, simultaneous devices, and price appear together so tradeoffs are visible.
A suitable plan usually comes down to four things.
Usage frequency
Occasional use can start with less data; frequent, longer sessions may need more.
Device count
Count the phones, computers, and tablets that need to be online at the same time.
Current network
Try a nearby, stable node first, then adjust based on actual results.
Usage type
Web browsing generally uses less data, while streaming video and large downloads require more. Estimate from the tasks you use most.
Choose by usage frequency.
Standard monthly plans are shown below. Final availability, pricing, and terms appear in the account portal.
Occasional use
Basic
¥6/ month
- Monthly data
- 50 GB
- Active devices
- 4
Web and work
Standard
¥10/ month
- Monthly data
- 120 GB
- Active devices
- 6
Frequent use
Common choiceHigh Data
¥20/ month
- Monthly data
- 500 GB
- Active devices
- 10
More devices
Multi-device
¥50/ month
- Monthly data
- 1500 GB
- Active devices
- 60
Frequently asked questions
Basic details about devices, nodes, public networks, and data handling.
Which devices does Nord Accelerator support?
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS are supported. Check system and client requirements before downloading.
How should I choose a node?
A nearby node with stable latency is often a good starting point. Results vary with location, carrier, and the current network.
What should I consider on public networks?
Confirm that the network source is trustworthy and keep your device and client supported and updated. A connection tool does not replace basic account and device security.
How is service-related data handled?
The privacy policy describes data scope and retention. Review the latest policy before use to understand information needed for accounts, devices, and service operations.