Everything power users typically ask before or after subscribing to WgetCloud.
A subscription-based proxy service that hands your existing client — Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket, or sing-box — a maintained pool of nodes through a single auto-refreshing link.
No. There's no native WgetCloud application. You bring a client you already trust and point it at your subscription link.
A proxy subscription gives you a whole pool of nodes plus per-app or per-domain routing rules, rather than one server behind a single connect button — which is exactly what most people searching for a Clash subscription, a VPN node comparison, or an airport recommendation thread are actually looking for.
Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket, sing-box, and QuantumultX are all directly supported with their own setup notes on the Client Setup page.
Sessions are wrapped in layered stream encryption between your client and the exit node, and no session-content logs persist on the node afterward.
Nodes are grouped into clusters with automatic failover, so traffic shifts to a healthy node in the group without manual intervention.
No — the subscription link is fetched fresh by your client on its own refresh interval, so retired or congested nodes drop out of your config automatically.
Yes, the subscription format is compatible with the rule-based routing already built into Clash-family clients and sing-box.
Compare node access, device limits, and bandwidth priority on the pricing page — most users start on Pro.
Yes, upgrades and downgrades don't change your existing subscription link.
Use the contact page — support is staffed by people familiar with Clash, sing-box, and the other supported clients, not a generic script.
See the Privacy Policy for the full breakdown of what is and isn't collected — session content is not logged.