Peiqian isn't an app you install — it's a subscription link you drop into a client you choose. Here's the whole process, start to finish.
No account wizard, no lengthy setup — just three short steps most people finish in under five minutes.
Compare current plan tiers on the Pricing page, then follow through to the provider to obtain your personal subscription link — a single URL that encodes your node access.
Choose the client that matches your device: Shadowrocket for iOS, v2rayNG for Android, or Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, and sing-box for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Paste the subscription link into your client's subscription/profile settings, let it load the node list, choose a region, and connect.
The same Peiqian subscription link works across all of these — pick based on your device and how much control you want over routing rules.

On iPhone or iPad, Shadowrocket is a widely used choice — it has a simple subscription-import screen and a clean node list once your link is added.
On Android, v2rayNG covers the same need with an open, lightweight interface that reads standard subscription formats without extra plugins.
On desktop, Clash Verge and Mihomo Party give you a full graphical dashboard for rules and nodes, while sing-box is the better fit if you prefer a minimal, script-driven setup.
No. If you already have a compatible client installed, you only need to add the subscription link once. Future node updates arrive automatically the next time your client refreshes the subscription.
Switch to one of the five supported clients — Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, Shadowrocket, sing-box, or v2rayNG — since the subscription link is built around formats those clients already understand.
This website never asks for a password or account login. Your subscription link itself is the credential your client uses — keep it private the way you would any access link.
Most newcomers find Shadowrocket (iOS) or Clash Verge (desktop) the most approachable, thanks to their straightforward subscription-import screens.