赔钱机场 · Peiqian Airport

Peiqian — The Proxy Subscription That Prices Like It's Losing Money

赔钱机场 (Peiqian) literally translates to “the airport that loses money” — a self-deprecating, tongue-in-cheek brand name and tagline, not a literal claim about the business. It's shorthand for one idea: value so aggressive it feels like the house is giving too much away. Peiqian is an overseas proxy-subscription service built around global nodes and a subscription link that drops straight into the client you already trust.

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No app to install. No account wall on this page — a subscription link and a supported client, that's it.

Why Peiqian

A Proxy Subscription Built Around Unbeatable Value

Every part of Peiqian is designed around the joke in its own name: aggressive, generous-feeling value — node choice, client flexibility, and clear information instead of upsell tactics.

Global Node Regions

Peiqian's node list spans multiple overseas regions, giving you a practical range of exits to choose from depending on what you're trying to reach and how your current connection is behaving.

One Subscription Link

There's no standalone Peiqian app to download or a cluttered account dashboard to get lost in. You receive a single subscription link and import it into a client you already know how to use.

Built for Clash & Friends

The subscription format is designed to work cleanly with Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, Shadowrocket, sing-box, and v2rayNG — the client apps most proxy users already run day to day.

Regularly Refreshed Nodes

Node lists are maintained and refreshed on the provider's side, and because you're connecting through a subscription link, updates reach your client automatically without manual re-configuration.

Value-First Positioning

The name is a joke, but the positioning isn't: Peiqian is marketed around aggressive, value-forward pricing rather than premium upsells — see the Pricing page for how that's described in honest, qualitative terms.

No Login Wall Here

This informational site never asks you to create an account or enter a password. Everything you need to evaluate Peiqian is laid out openly across these pages.

Abstract coin and price-tag illustration

The Story Behind the Name

Why “赔钱” (Peiqian, “losing money”)?

赔钱机场 translates literally to something like “the airport that loses money” — a self-deprecating, meme-y way of saying “we price so aggressively it feels like we're the ones taking the loss.” It's a tagline and a personality, not a literal statement about the underlying business's finances.

That playful framing shows up in how the service is described here: plain language instead of pressure tactics, qualitative pricing tiers instead of manufactured urgency, and a subscription workflow that respects the fact that you probably already have a client app you like.

You won't find literal cartoon-coin mascots or copyrighted imagery on this site — just bold color, an abstract coin/price-tag motif, and information written to help you decide whether a Peiqian subscription fits how you already get online.

No native app — works with clients you already trust
No password or account required to browse this site
Clear, non-numeric value tiers explained on the Pricing page

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Compatibility

Works With the Clients You Already Use

Peiqian issues a subscription link, not an app. Paste that link into any of these popular clients and you're set — pick whichever matches your device.

Clash Verge

Mihomo Party

Shadowrocket

sing-box

v2rayNG

A Few Quick Answers

No. Peiqian is a proxy-subscription service, not a standalone application. You receive a subscription link and import it into a compatible client such as Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, Shadowrocket, sing-box, or v2rayNG.

No — it's a self-deprecating brand name and marketing tagline for aggressive, value-forward pricing, similar to how a retailer might say “we're basically giving this away.” It isn't a factual claim about the company's finances.

No. This informational site has no login form, password field, or registration flow anywhere. It exists purely to explain what Peiqian is and how a subscription link works.

If you already have a client like Clash Verge or Shadowrocket installed, importing a subscription link is a short, one-time step — see the Get Started page for a walkthrough.