ROUTE ATLAS

Global Server Network

90+ countries and 200+ routes, organized by Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, and other regions. This page lists featured locations per region, explains how the three route types work and how their costs differ, and offers picks by use case. Every plan tier gets access to the same server list — the full list is visible once you're signed in to the app.

90+ Countries 200+ Routes Unlimited Devices IEPL Dedicated Line / Relay / Direct

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Featured Server List

The table below highlights select locations by region — it's not the complete list. Most cities run several parallel routes; the app organizes them by Country → City → Route number. The streaming column marks services that routinely test as accessible on that route; results shift as platforms update their policies and shouldn't be read as a guarantee for a specific library.

Country / Region	City	Route Type	Streaming
ASIA-PACIFIC
Japan	Tokyo	IEPL Dedicated Line	✓ Netflix / YouTube / TVer
Japan	Osaka	Relay	✓ Netflix / YouTube
South Korea	Seoul	Relay	✓ Netflix / YouTube
Singapore	Singapore	IEPL Dedicated Line	✓ Netflix / Disney+
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	IEPL Dedicated Line	✓ Netflix / Viu
Taiwan	Taipei	Relay	✓ Netflix / YouTube
Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	Relay	—
Australia	Sydney	Direct	✓ YouTube
India	Mumbai	Direct	—
NORTH AMERICA
United States	Los Angeles	IEPL Dedicated Line	✓ Netflix / Disney+ / HBO Max
United States	San Jose	Relay	✓ Netflix / YouTube
United States	New York	Relay	✓ Netflix / Hulu
United States	Seattle	Direct	✓ YouTube
Canada	Toronto	Direct	✓ Netflix / YouTube
Canada	Vancouver	Relay	—
EUROPE
Germany	Frankfurt	Relay	✓ Netflix / YouTube
United Kingdom	London	Relay	✓ Netflix / BBC iPlayer
Netherlands	Amsterdam	Direct	✓ Netflix / YouTube
France	Paris	Direct	✓ YouTube
Italy	Milan	Direct	—
Spain	Madrid	Direct	—
OTHER REGIONS
Turkey	Istanbul	Direct	✓ Netflix
United Arab Emirates	Dubai	Relay	—
Brazil	São Paulo	Direct	✓ YouTube
South Africa	Johannesburg	Direct	—
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Direct	—

NOTE This table lists only regions, link types, and best-fit scenarios — no figures of any kind. Link behaviour shifts by the minute depending on time of day, your local ISP, and your network environment, so any number frozen on a web page would be stale before you finished reading it. For real performance, run the built-in speed test in the app; the result that matters is the one measured on your own connection.

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How the Three Route Types Work — and Why They Cost Differently

Every route in the app falls into one of three types. The type determines how traffic crosses borders, and that in turn drives both cost and how it holds up during peak hours. Once you understand the three types, picking a server stops being guesswork.

IEPL Dedicated Line

Dedicated Cross-Border Line

IEPL (International Ethernet Private Line) is a carrier-grade point-to-point private line built specifically for cross-border traffic. Data travels from the entry data center to the exit location over a dedicated physical link, never touching the public internet's international gateways — so it's immune to public peak-hour congestion, with minimal jitter and packet loss.

Best for: 4K streaming, AI tools, video calls, and other scenarios where stability matters most
Cost: Highest of the three — dedicated bandwidth is billed at reserved capacity, well above public bandwidth rates

Relay

Optimized Relay Routing

Relay routes first connect to a relay server at a well-connected access point, which then forwards traffic to the destination server. The relay location is chosen to route around congested public segments, handing the cross-border leg off to a cleaner path. Stability sits between dedicated lines and direct connections — a solid balance of coverage and performance.

Best for: Everyday browsing, HD streaming, general work tasks — the default choice for most situations
Cost: Moderate — bandwidth costs stack across both the relay hop and the destination server

Direct

Direct Public Connection

Direct routes connect straight from your device to the destination server, with the entire cross-border leg riding the public internet's international gateways. It's the shortest, simplest path and performs well during off-peak hours, but public gateways can get congested during evening peak times, so performance varies more by time of day. Most routes to less common regions use this type.

Best for: Light browsing, off-peak use, and reaching destinations in less common regions
Cost: Lowest — only one public bandwidth segment, at the destination server

Comparing the Three Route Types

Dimension	IEPL Dedicated Line	Relay	Direct
Cross-border path	Dedicated physical line	Optimized relay + destination	Public international gateway
Peak-hour performance	Virtually unaffected	Slight variation	More noticeable variation
Cost level	High	Medium	Low
Typical use	4K streaming / AI tools / video calls	Everyday, all-purpose use	Light browsing / less common regions

All three route types appear together in the app — they're not tied to specific plan tiers and carry no extra charge. Your subscription's data usage is metered the same way regardless of which route you're on. Dedicated lines cost more to run, but that cost is already baked into the subscription price, not billed separately as you use the service.

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Picking a Server by Use Case

Choosing a server comes down to two questions: what you're doing decides the route type, and where you want to land decides the region. Here are picks for five common use cases — all of these routes can be found by name directly in the app.

BROWSINGEveryday Browsing

Web pages, social media, and email are lightweight enough that route type barely matters — relay or direct both work fine. Use the app's automatic selection mode and let it pick based on live speed results; if choosing manually, favor cities that are physically closer (Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore) to avoid unnecessary detours.

STREAMINGStreaming & Movies

Check the streaming column in the table above first: pick a server located in the region whose library you want, with that service marked as supported — for Netflix's Japan catalog, choose Tokyo or Osaka; for the US catalog, choose Los Angeles or New York. If you can connect but can't watch, the server's location usually doesn't match the target region. Relay is fine for 1080p; 4K streaming needs sustained throughput, so go with an IEPL dedicated line to avoid quality drops during peak hours.

AI TOOLSAI Tools

Services like ChatGPT and Claude are picky about exit IP quality and region detection, and streaming responses need a stable, uninterrupted connection. Stick to one IEPL dedicated line (Los Angeles or Tokyo work well) and avoid switching servers often — frequent IP changes are a common trigger for risk flags. For the differences between signing up, logging in, and API access, see the AI access guide.

GAMINGOnline Gaming

Gaming performance comes down to jitter and packet loss, not just distance. Favor physically close Asia-Pacific servers (Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong), and prefer dedicated lines over relay, and relay over direct. Make sure UDP forwarding is enabled in the app. Don't switch servers mid-match — reconnecting will disconnect you from the game.

WORKRemote Work

Video calls and large file syncs push steady traffic in both directions, which demands more upload stability than casual browsing. Pick a relay or dedicated line near your meeting server's region (Frankfurt or San Jose for calls with Europe/US, Singapore or Tokyo for Asia-Pacific), and stick with the same server throughout your workday to avoid mid-call disruptions from switching routes.

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Coverage

Below are some of the countries and regions within CKVPN's coverage, grouped by area. Less common regions mostly run on direct routes, while major regions typically run several parallel routes of different types.

ASIA-PACIFIC

Japan
South Korea
Singapore
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam
Philippines
Indonesia
India
Australia
New Zealand

NORTH AMERICA

United States
Canada
Mexico

EUROPE

Germany
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Poland
Austria
Ireland
Portugal

OTHER REGIONS

Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Israel
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
South Africa
Egypt

This is a partial list. The complete list of countries and cities is always available in the app's server list, which is updated as new locations go live.

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