ZgoVPS Multi-region Restock · HK Netlab Optimized / Tokyo Three-network Direct / LA Native IP · From $25/yr

zgovps (ZgoCloud) has restocked several deal VPS plans, with the Hong Kong optimized line drawing the most attention. The series uses Netlab upstream networking with China-optimized routing — well-suited to lightweight hosting, proxy services, cross-border workload testing and personal overseas applications.

Alongside the HK plans, the provider is also restocking Tokyo three-network direct VPS and US Los Angeles international-route VPS, with yearly pricing from just $25 — overall a very strong value.

The HK optimized VPS uses AMD EPYC 7532 CPUs, paired with DDR4 memory and NVMe SSD arrays. Plans include 100 Mbps BGP bandwidth and 1 IPv4 by default.

Routing: China route — Telecom 163, Unicom AS4837, Mobile CMI; outbound — Telecom CN2, Unicom AS4837, Mobile CMI. Overall this leans toward mainland-China optimization — latency and stability are friendlier than regular international routing.

The Tokyo plan is named 'Tokyo Intel VPS', uses Intel Gold 6248 CPUs and NVMe SSD RAID arrays.

Highlights: Direct three-network mainland-China routing (direct Telecom / direct Unicom / direct Mobile) / 100 Mbps bandwidth by default / 1 IPv4 / solid streaming-unblock ability / does not support Windows.

For Japan low-latency workloads, cross-border e-commerce nodes, lightweight proxies and overseas hosting, this kind of Tokyo direct route is generally more stable than typical international routing.

The LA plans target international networking — not China-route optimized.

Official label: International network / not optimized for China.

Best fits: overseas workloads / Native IP use cases / overseas sites / international-access workloads / AI tooling and overseas-platform registration.

This series uses AMD EPYC 7002 CPUs and ships with 1 IPv4 + /127 IPv6 + 1 Gbps bandwidth by default.

Each location is positioned for different needs:

HK optimized line fits: mainland-China low-latency access / lightweight hosting / personal blogs / small cross-border workloads / Telegram / overseas-tool transit.

Tokyo direct line fits: Japan low-latency needs / dynamic sites / Asia-region workloads / streaming-unlock needs.

LA international route fits: overseas-user access / Native IP needs / overseas-platform registration / international traffic workloads / AI tooling environments.

Is the ZgoVPS HK line a pure CN2 GIA?

No. The provider states that Telecom uses CN2 for outbound and 163 for China route; Unicom uses AS4837; Mobile uses CMI. Overall this is a China-optimized route, not full CN2 GIA.

Why is the Tokyo VPS labeled 'three-network direct'?

Because this plan is tuned toward mainland China — latency from Telecom, Unicom and Mobile to the Tokyo node is typically low, with more stable experience than regular international routing.

Is the LA plan a fit for mainland-China users?

Not great for users chasing low latency. The provider already labels it as international with no China optimization — better for overseas workloads or Native IP scenarios.

Does ZgoVPS support Windows?

The Tokyo Intel VPS officially does not support Windows. The HK and LA pages do not state explicitly — ask the provider before purchase to confirm.

This ZgoVPS restock continues the low-price playbook overall:

The LA plan from just $25/yr lands at a notably low price; the HK and Tokyo lines lean toward Chinese-user network optimization. For budget-conscious users who need a lightweight overseas VPS, this batch still carries solid value.