Everything people commonly ask about Peiqian's subscription model, node network, client support, brand name, and how this informational site works.
Peiqian is an overseas proxy-subscription service positioned around aggressive, value-forward pricing. Its name literally translates to “the airport that loses money” — a playful, self-deprecating tagline, not a factual statement about the company's finances. It provides a subscription link with access to multi-region nodes, used through third-party client apps rather than a standalone app.
peiqianofficial.com is an independent informational resource about the Peiqian proxy-subscription service. It is not the operator's own panel or login portal — it exists to explain features, pricing structure, and client setup in plain language.
No. There is no login form, password field, or account registration anywhere on this site. Every page here is purely informational. If you searched for “赔钱机场登录入口” (a Peiqian login entry point), note that this informational site does not provide one — use only the entry point given to you directly by your original subscription provider.
In the overseas proxy/“airport” market generally, it's common for a service's public-facing domain to change over time — often because a specific domain was blocked by a firewall or taken down, not necessarily because the underlying service stopped operating. That pattern understandably makes long-time users worried when a familiar link stops working. As a general rule industry-wide: always confirm a provider's current official domain and subscription link through the provider's own recent, verified channels rather than assuming any single search result or old bookmark is current. This site is an independent informational resource, not a real-time status page, and we cannot confirm or speculate about the specific history of any operator's domain changes.
No. Peiqian is not a downloadable application. You import a subscription link into a compatible client such as Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, Shadowrocket, sing-box, or v2rayNG.
It depends on your device: Shadowrocket for iOS, v2rayNG for Android, and Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, or sing-box for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Yes — because you're connecting through a subscription link rather than a static file, your client can refresh and pick up node-list changes without you re-entering anything.
“Peiqian Cloud” (a related name some users search alongside Peiqian) is treated on this site only as a commonly searched variant, not a confirmed separate product line. If you're comfortable installing one client app and pasting in a subscription link to get a working VPN node, setup itself is short — see the Get Started page for the exact steps.
Specific current prices and promotions are shown on the provider's own live pricing page rather than fixed permanently here, since they can change. The Pricing page on this site explains the tier structure in qualitative, value-first terms.
Tiers primarily differ by monthly data allowance and routing priority during high demand. Client compatibility is identical across every tier.
Subscription plans like this are generally designed to be adjustable — check the provider's account area for the current upgrade or downgrade process.