There is no WgetCloud app to install. Get a subscription link, then import it into whichever client you already trust.
The whole setup is copy, paste, connect — no installers, no account wizard.
Choose a plan through the Get Started button and you'll receive a personal subscription URL — a plain link, not a download.
Paste the link into Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket, or sing-box using that client's 'add subscription' or 'import profile' option.
Your client fetches the current node list immediately. Pick a node or let auto-select handle it, and you're routed.
Every client handles subscription imports slightly differently — these notes point you to the right menu.

Most clients default to an auto-select group that routes you to whichever healthy node currently has the lowest latency for you. That's usually the right call for everyday browsing and streaming.
Power users can pin a specific node or region manually — useful if you need a consistent exit region for a particular app or service, rather than letting auto-select move you around.
Because the subscription refreshes automatically, node groups stay current even if you never touch your client's settings again after the initial import.
You need an active subscription to get a working link, but there's no client software or account dashboard beyond that to install or manage.
Clash Verge and Mihomo Party are the most common desktop choices; Shadowrocket and v2rayNG cover iOS and Android respectively; sing-box works across nearly everything if you want one core on every device.
Confirm the full subscription link was copied without extra whitespace, and that your client's version supports the subscription format in use — most current releases of the clients listed here do.
That depends on your plan's concurrent-device limit, covered on the pricing page — the link itself works on any device you add it to.