Sixfast

What it is

Sixfast is a network accelerator aimed at overseas Chinese, international students, and people working abroad who need access to Chinese networks. One-click connections are intended to reduce latency to domestic networks, with acceleration for Chinese video, music, livestreams, sports, and games. Dedicated game lines include Peacekeeper Elite, Honor of Kings, League of Legends, Valorant, and Delta Force. The English product page says Sixfast supports more than 10,000 games and apps and uses Adaptive Intelligent Routing. Traffic routing separates domestic and international connections so Gmail, YouTube, and Netflix can continue working. Sixfast states coverage across six continents, more than 30 countries, over 100 smart nodes, and more than 150 dedicated routes to China. One account supports up to five devices online. There is no free plan; SVIP costs $29.99 a month on a continuous quarterly subscription. A 3-day trial is listed, plus one hour of SVIP time for new users.

Good, and not so good

Who it suits

Sixfast suits people outside China who need access to Chinese games, media, livestreams, sports, and networks. It also fits households needing several devices connected while retaining access to international apps.

Sixfast combines China-focused routing with acceleration for games and media, while separating international traffic for services such as Gmail and YouTube. Its paid model, quarterly billing, and stated data-safety disclosure are important considerations.

Plans

• SVIPcontinuous annual subscription · millisecond-level game acceleration · 4K video dedicated line$99.99 a year

As apps.apple.com lists them, read 2 Oct 2026.