Get Started with HuaCloud

Four Simple Steps

No proprietary installer, no account wizard buried in menus — just a subscription link and the client of your choice.

Choose a Plan

Pick the HuaCloud tier that matches your data and device needs on the Pricing page, then complete signup to receive your personal subscription link.

Pick Your Client

Install a compatible third-party client: Clash Verge or Mihomo Party on desktop, v2rayNG on Android, Shadowrocket on iOS, or sing-box on virtually any platform.

Import the Subscription Link

Paste your HuaCloud subscription URL into the client's subscription/profile field and let it fetch your available nodes and rule groups automatically.

Connect & Choose a Node

Turn the connection on, pick a nearby low-latency node or one suited to a specific service, and you're online through the HuaCloud edge network.

Illustration of multiple devices linked through a soft network

One Subscription, Every Client You Use

Because HuaCloud hands you a standard subscription link rather than a locked-down app, the exact same plan works across Clash Verge on your laptop, Shadowrocket on your iPhone, and v2rayNG on an Android tablet.

If you're new to this style of client, look for a menu item called "Profiles," "Subscription," or "Import config from URL" — that's where the HuaCloud subscription link goes. The client then builds its node list and routing rules for you.

Need a hand? Our support team is comfortable walking newer users through Clash-style setup on any of the supported platforms.

Get Your Subscription

Get Started FAQ

No — the support team can point you to a client and walk through the basic setup, but a small amount of comfort installing apps helps.

Yes, within the simultaneous-device limit of your plan. See the Pricing page for how that limit changes by tier.

Subscription links are refreshed periodically for security; if a client reports an expired link, generate a fresh one from your account or contact support.

Any client that supports standard subscription-link imports for VMess/VLESS/Shadowsocks-style nodes should work, though Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, sing-box, v2rayNG, and Shadowrocket are the most tested.