Open standards only
WireGuard, IKEv2 and OpenVPN, implementations unmodified. We do not run an undisclosed cipher inside the client.
4,150+ nodes · 412 direct peering points
Stable cross-border speed, built on protocols you can audit
QuickQ does not ship a private cipher. The client runs WireGuard, IKEv2 and OpenVPN exactly as specified, and we spend our engineering effort on peering and routing instead: 412 direct peering points keep intercontinental traffic from taking the long way round.
- Free tier has no time limit
- 21-day money-back guarantee
- Native IPv4 / IPv6 dual stack
Connection quality
Connected
87
Hong Kong HKG-0222 ms
Bangkok BKK-0548 ms
Dubai DXB-03118 ms
London LHR-09172 ms
- Windows
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
- Android TV
- Router firmware
- Browser extension
Network scale
Four figures you can check at any time
Node count alone means little — how widely we peer decides how many hops traffic takes. So we publish both.
4,150+
Acceleration nodes
68
Countries and regions
412
Direct peering points
99.99%
Availability, trailing 12 months
Core capabilities
Six things we genuinely spend effort on
412 direct peering points
Peering directly with local carriers removes two to three hops on average before traffic leaves the region.
Native IPv4 / IPv6 dual stack
Both families are negotiated at once, IPv6 peering is preferred on dual-stack networks, and IPv6 leak protection is on by default.
Domain and per-app routing
Two match types that can be mixed: pin a web service by domain, or route an entire application through the tunnel.
Six devices on one subscription
Laptops, phones, tablets and routers share an account. The device list is always visible and old machines release in one click.
Exportable diagnostic reports
Handshake results, error codes and latency samples only — no access records. Engineers work from data rather than guesswork.
Typical scenarios
The worse the network, the bigger the difference
One service has to handle very different conditions; what changes is the routing rules and the protocol you pick.
One-time setup on shared networks
On café, co-working or dormitory networks, save the account in the client once. It completes the handshake at startup without repeated sign-ins or node picking.
Use it lawfully
QuickQ exists to reduce network loss on cross-border paths and protect traffic in transit. Follow the rules that apply where you are and never use it for unlawful purposes.
Network architecture
What matters is exits, not node counts
Usable exits decide real speed. QuickQ peers directly with local carriers in every major region, so traffic leaves through the nearest exit instead of detouring to a central facility first.
- Local carrier peering removes two to three transit hops;
- Regional exits schedule per session, migrating only the affected connection when one congests;
- Peering bandwidth carries ordinary traffic while international lines are reserved for real-time services;
- Exits span multiple suppliers, so no single one becomes a point of failure.
- East Asia · Hong Kong / Taipei / Seoul86 points
- South East Asia · Singapore / Bangkok74 points
- Europe · Frankfurt / London / Paris92 points
- North America · Los Angeles / Dallas88 points
- Middle East & South Asia · Dubai / Mumbai41 points
- South America & Oceania · São Paulo / Sydney31 points
Plans
Verify on the free allowance, then decide
Basic
For occasional research and light online gaming
$0/ forever
- Nodes in 5 regions
- 15 GB accelerated traffic per month
- Two simultaneous devices
- All three open-standard protocols
Plus
For daily cross-border work, matches and streaming
$3.92/ month
$47 per year, 34% less than monthly
- All 4,150+ nodes and 412 peering points
- Unlimited traffic, up to 1 Gbps per connection
- Six devices at the same time
- WireGuard / IKEv2 / OpenVPN, your choice
- Domain and per-app routing
- 21-day money-back guarantee
Business
For teams of five or more
$2.80/ seat / month
- Everything in Plus
- Central seat and member management
- Shared routing policies pushed at once
- Optional fixed egress addresses
- Invoices and purchase-order billing
FAQ
A few things worth confirming first
The full set lives in the help centre.
Why doesn't QuickQ use a proprietary protocol?
A private protocol cannot be independently reviewed, so its strength rests on the vendor's word. QuickQ ships only WireGuard, IKEv2 and OpenVPN, whose implementations anyone can check against the public specifications. We focus our engineering on routing and peering instead.
What does the free tier include?
The basic tier opens nodes in 5 regions and includes 15 GB of accelerated traffic per month with two simultaneous devices, with no time limit. Once the allowance is used you can still connect, capped at 30 Mbps, and it resets on the first of the next month.
How many devices can share one account?
Plus allows six simultaneous devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux and routers. Exceeding the limit disconnects the oldest session rather than restricting the account, and you can reassign devices in the account centre.
Does it work on IPv6 networks?
Yes. The client negotiates both IPv4 and IPv6, prefers IPv6 direct peering on dual-stack networks and enables IPv6 leak protection by default. On IPv6-only networks it performs address translation automatically.
Does QuickQ record what I access?
No. We do not store destination domains, transferred content, DNS queries or connection timing. The account system holds only your email, subscription state and device count; nodes keep aggregated bandwidth counters that cannot be traced to an individual.
Run a real test on the free allowance
Connect once and look at the link saving and jitter figures. The free tier has no time limit and needs no payment method.