Answers to the questions we hear most about SKYLUMO's nodes, subscription links, billing, and client setup.
SKYLUMO (SKYLUMO机场) is a proxy-subscription service that issues a single subscription link compatible with Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, sing-box, v2rayNG, and Shadowrocket, routing your traffic through nodes across multiple regions.
Not in the traditional sense — there is no dedicated SKYLUMO app to install. Instead, you use an existing third-party client and point it at your SKYLUMO subscription link.
No. You can review pricing and features first; account creation happens when you decide to get a subscription link.
SKYLUMO's node pool spans 30+ locations across multiple regions, with capacity added over time. Exact regional availability can vary slightly by plan tier.
Latency depends on your physical distance from a node, current load on that node, and the route between your ISP and SKYLUMO's infrastructure. The automatic policy group in most clients accounts for this and steers you toward the best-performing option.
Yes, allowances differ by plan tier — see the Pricing page for the exact allowance attached to each plan.
Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, sing-box, v2rayNG, and Shadowrocket all work with the standard SKYLUMO subscription link. See the Get Started page for a full walkthrough.
Simultaneous device limits vary by plan — check the Pricing page for exact allowances per tier.
Double-check the link was copied in full with no extra spaces or line breaks, that the client is on a current version, and that your device has internet access to fetch the subscription.
Monthly, quarterly, and annual billing are available depending on the plan tier — see current terms on the official checkout page.
Yes, most SKYLUMO tiers can be upgraded or downgraded between billing cycles. Review the current process on the official plans page before switching.