Get Started with SSRdog in Minutes

SSRdog is a subscription-config service for third-party clients — here's how to go from signing up to being connected.

Step 1: Choose a plan

Pick the subscription tier that matches your usage from the pricing page and complete checkout.

Step 2: Get your subscription link

Your unique SSRdog subscription URL appears in your account dashboard right after checkout.

Step 3: Install a client

Install a supported third-party client — Shadowrocket or Stash on iOS, Clash Verge or Clash Meta on desktop, sing-box on most platforms, or v2rayNG on Android.

Step 4: Import & connect

Paste your subscription link into the client's "add subscription" field, let it fetch the node list, then pick a node and connect.

Pick the client that fits your device

Shadowrocket
Clash Verge
Clash Meta
sing-box
v2rayNG
Surge
Stash
ClashX
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Setup Is Meant to Take Minutes, Not an Afternoon

Most first-time setup issues come down to pasting the subscription link into the wrong field, or forgetting to let the client refresh the node list before choosing a server.

If a client shows an empty node list right after import, refreshing the subscription manually usually resolves it — the link itself doesn't expire between refreshes.

  • Works the same way across Shadowrocket, Clash Verge and sing-box
  • No manual server-by-server entry required
  • Subscription link can be reset from your dashboard if needed
  • Switching devices just means importing the same link again
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Setup questions

If you're on iOS, Shadowrocket is the most common starting point. On desktop, Clash Verge is a friendly option. Android users typically reach for v2rayNG. sing-box works across most platforms if you want one client everywhere.

Try manually refreshing the subscription inside your client first. If that doesn't help, confirm you copied the full link without extra spaces, then check your account dashboard to make sure the subscription is still active.

No — that's the point of a subscription link. Your client re-fetches the current node list on its own schedule (or when you refresh manually), so you don't edit individual servers by hand.

No. SSRdog is a subscription-config service, not a standalone app — you always connect through a third-party client such as the ones listed above.