Platform & Region Availability
WeiVPN covers 100+ countries and 240+ routes. Current service information does not include verified access results for each platform and region, so this table does not mark any region as supported. “Needs verification” means there is no confirmed result to base a promise on; it does not mean access has been confirmed unavailable, nor that every route will work for playback.
When choosing a route, first check the platform's rules for service regions, accounts and content rights, then review the routes currently available in your client. The suggestions below help prioritize testing; they do not guarantee that a particular route will work. Platform subscriptions and content access are provided by the respective platforms. A WeiVPN network subscription does not replace them.
| Platform | Region to check | Availability | Suggested route & what to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netflix | Region for the target library | Verify after connecting | Choose an available route for the relevant region, then check the library and video playback separately. |
| Disney+ | Service regions available to your account | Verify after connecting | Check the platform's service regions first, then review routing for sign-in and video requests. |
| HBO Max | Service region for your account | Verify after connecting | Check that the local service name, app and subscription options match your account. |
| Hulu | Regions where the platform offers service | Verify after connecting | Check account and location requirements; a network exit does not replace the platform's location checks. |
| YouTube Premium | Regions covered by your membership | Verify after connecting | Check video playback, membership benefits and account region separately; they are not the same result. |
| Prime Video | Account region and title availability | Verify after connecting | Check that the title is included with your current benefits, then test a route for the relevant region. |
| BBC iPlayer | Regions specified by the platform | Verify after connecting | Confirm eligibility and platform requirements first, then test exit IP detection and playback. |
Opening the homepage does not mean regional access is working. Check whether the title you want actually plays. Platforms may change how they identify IP addresses, enforce content rights and apply account rules; past playback does not guarantee future access.
What does “access” actually mean?
For streaming, “access” generally means that a platform accepts your current network exit and shows or plays content available to your account in that region. This involves several steps: network connectivity, region detection, account benefits and title licensing. A network service mainly affects your connection path and exit IP; it cannot grant membership benefits or change a title's licensing rules.
On the same platform, a title may appear in search but still not play because it requires a separate rental or purchase, is not covered by your account benefits, or triggers a regional check in the player. The homepage language alone does not confirm a regional library; it may reflect your account preferences or browser settings. For a more reliable check, use your own valid account, confirm the title you want and test playback, noting any error messages.
This page offers verification and troubleshooting steps, not advice to repeatedly change account details to alter a catalog. Follow the platform's official guidance on residence, billing region and household location, and comply with applicable laws and platform terms.
Native IPs vs. Residential IPs
“Native IP” is not a standardized certification term. It usually describes an IP address whose registration information, geolocation database results and actual exit region broadly align. Databases update at different times, and the same address may be associated with different regions on different sites. A location shown by one lookup tool alone cannot tell you how a streaming platform will classify the address.
“Residential IP” usually describes the type of network an address belongs to, such as a residential broadband provider. This is a different attribute from its registered geographic location. A residential IP does not automatically mean playback will work, and a data center IP cannot be deemed unusable by its label alone. Platforms may also consider an address's history, sharing patterns, account region and app requests.
WeiVPN's current service information does not list native IP, residential IP or dedicated IP plans, so this page makes no delivery promises about these attributes. Choose routes based on the client information and playback results; a label is not a guarantee. IEPL, transit and direct connection describe how a connection is routed. They do not determine the IP type of the exit or which content libraries will be available.
Playback Requirements for 4K & Dolby Vision
4K playback requires enough sustained bandwidth to deliver the video, with stable throughput, low packet loss and sufficient buffering—not just a brief peak on a speed test. Encoding, source complexity and each platform's adaptive streaming also affect bandwidth needs. Platform recommendations can change, so check the relevant platform's current help documentation. This page does not set an unverified universal threshold or guarantee bandwidth.
Dolby Vision is an imaging format capability; adding a label to a route will not enable it. The title, account plan, playback app, device decoder, display and external connection must all meet the platform's requirements. If a browser plays standard video smoothly while the official app offers higher quality, content protection or device certification may be factors; the route is not necessarily the cause.
If you cannot select higher video quality, first check whether your account includes it, whether playback settings are set to save data and whether the title has the relevant format. Then test the same title on the same device over a wired connection or a more stable local Wi-Fi network. Finally, keep other conditions constant and compare available routes in the client to identify whether the issue is your local network, the exit path or your device.
From Subscription Import to Playback Verification
- Prepare your account and client first. WeiVPN requires no email address; create an account with a username and password. Get the client and subscription from the user dashboard, and prepare your streaming account separately. Supported platforms include Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Check the dashboard for available downloads and requirements.
- Import your subscription and check the rules. Follow the guide to import your subscription, then choose a route for the region you want to check. If the app is not routed through the proxy, changing the exit IP alone will not change its connection path. Make sure the rules cover streaming requests, and avoid having multiple proxy tools compete to manage traffic.
- Check the exit IP, then reopen the app. Use this site's IP checker to see the exit region, then fully quit and reopen the streaming app. An IP lookup is only supporting evidence; the platform makes the final decision about your region. If an old connection remains open after you switch routes, the library and player may use different paths.
- Record results you can reproduce. Check sign-in, search, the title itself and video quality separately. During testing, keep the account, title, device and local network consistent, changing only one condition at a time. This makes it easier to identify where playback fails.
For detailed import steps, see the Guides. Check your exit IP in the IP checker. Keep your full subscription link secure: it grants access to your account and should not be posted in public forums or included in screenshots.
Common Playback Errors & Troubleshooting Steps
Proxy or region restriction message
Netflix error M7111-5059 is often associated with detection of a proxy, VPN or unblocking tool. Check the full message and Netflix's current help information for its exact meaning. First confirm that the app is using the expected exit IP, close any conflicting proxy tools, then test another available route in the client. Repeatedly switching regions is not guaranteed to fix the issue.
App data or cache issue
Netflix error UI-800-3 is often associated with information stored on the device that needs to be refreshed; it does not by itself prove that the exit IP is restricted. Follow the platform's guidance to restart the app or device, and sign out and back in if needed. Before clearing app data, make sure you can sign in again, as this may remove local settings and offline content.
Website works, but the player keeps loading
The library page and video may use different domains. Check whether routing rules omit video requests or conflict with custom DNS or client traffic controls, then try another playback method supported by the platform. If you temporarily change rules to isolate the issue, restore settings suitable for everyday use afterward. Avoid routing every app through an unnecessary path long-term.
Content unavailable or account region mismatch
Check the title's licensing and your account benefits first. See whether the message asks you to rent or buy the title separately, use service in a specified region or meet a household location requirement. A network route cannot replace these conditions. Error codes differ between platforms; when contacting support, include the platform name and full message rather than just a code.
For help, submit a support ticket in the user dashboard with your device OS, client name, route name, time of issue, platform, title and a screenshot of the error with sensitive details hidden. Do not share streaming passwords, payment credentials or your full subscription link. For basic issues such as being unable to connect or update a subscription, check Troubleshooting first; this is usually more useful than repeatedly clearing the player.
Streaming Data & Plans
Monthly plans: ¥9.9/month for 60GB, ¥18/month for 250GB, and ¥28/month for 500GB. Data resets monthly on your activation date; mid-cycle upgrades are prorated by the days remaining. Data add-ons: ¥158 for 300GB, ¥358 for 1000GB, and ¥658 for 3000GB. Add-on data does not expire and remains available until used. Check your actual usage before choosing. Do not convert a data allowance directly into a fixed number of viewing hours, since quality, encoding and content all affect usage.
There is no device limit, but playback on multiple devices still uses data from your plan. Streaming platforms' own simultaneous playback and household rules apply separately. Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. A 14-day money-back guarantee is available. The network service refund policy does not guarantee that a third-party streaming platform will accept an exit IP or replace the platform's billing rules.
Check content access first, then choose a route and data plan. See the route list for available regions and route details, or visit plan pricing for full billing information.