Everything people ask before choosing MojieCloud as their airport recommendation — service model, setup, billing and privacy.
A proxy subscription (often called an 'airport' in the community) gives you one link that a client like Clash or sing-box reads to pull a live, updating list of VPN nodes — instead of downloading a single fixed VPN app. MojieCloud is built exactly on this model.
No. MojieCloud has no native app and no login page on this site. You install a third-party client (Clash, Clash Verge, sing-box, Shadowrocket, v2rayNG) and add the MojieCloud subscription link to it.
A typical VPN app locks you into its own client and server list. MojieCloud instead publishes a subscription link that works across any compatible client, gives you multiple protocols per node, and lets you pick individual VPN nodes by region.
Windows, Mac and Linux via Clash Verge or sing-box; iOS via Shadowrocket; Android via v2rayNG or Clash Meta-based clients; and routers via OpenWrt builds of sing-box or Clash.
The link itself stays valid for the length of your active plan and refreshes its node list automatically. It only stops working if your subscription lapses.
Yes, the same subscription link can be added to multiple clients and devices simultaneously under a single active plan.
MojieCloud's current plans are Monthly, Quarterly and Annual. Ongoing node bandwidth has real recurring costs, which is why there isn't a one-time lifetime tier.
MojieCloud applies a no-log policy to connection and browsing activity across the proxy network. Billing is handled by the checkout provider, separate from your connection data.
No — mojiecloudofficial.com is an independent, informational site about the MojieCloud / Mojie proxy subscription model. We are not the operator of mojie.co or any mojie.net vpn service; we exist to explain how the service works and connect you with a trusted subscription source.