Monthly plan
Billed monthly
A short commitment for people who want to use the product month to month.
Reference Product
Rabbit Fast — Reference Product / 兔快VPN
Network connectivity and acceleration product
A company-operated multi-platform VPN and connectivity product, and a practical example of productization across client platforms, routing-oriented UX, subscription plans, and ongoing product support. Clients are available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and routers.
Overview
What the product does
Network connectivity and acceleration product
Rabbit Fast is a network connectivity and acceleration product. It focuses on routing optimization, multi-region connectivity, and multi-platform access, so that a device or application can reach the services it depends on through a path selected for that connection rather than whatever path happens to be default.
Clients are available across desktop, mobile, and router platforms, and the product website publishes current downloads, plans, and support.
Operated by Southwest Network Corporation
Illustrative · no live data
Platforms
Supported platforms
The platform matrix below reflects the clients published on the product website.
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
Linux
Routers
One account is used across the platforms the product supports, so the same connection approach applies whether the device is a desktop, a phone, or a router.
Capabilities
Core capabilities
Six capability areas describing how the product handles connectivity. No node counts, speed figures, or availability guarantees are stated.
01
Multi-region Connectivity
Connection options in more than one region, so devices and applications are not limited to a single fixed path. Which regions are currently offered is published on the product website.
02
Routing Optimization
Route selection takes connection conditions into account instead of relying on one static path. The intent is a more predictable connection for everyday use.
03
Multi-platform Access
Client support for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and routers. The same account is used across the platforms the product supports.
04
Network Acceleration
Connection handling and path selection aimed at reducing avoidable detours and unstable network segments. No specific speed or latency figure is claimed.
05
Connection Quality Awareness
Observed connection behaviour informs which option is used, rather than treating every path as equivalent. This is a design approach, not a performance guarantee.
06
Flexible Routing
Traffic does not have to be handled uniformly: some destinations can be reached directly while others use a selected connection, depending on the configuration in the client.
Use cases
Common use cases
Everyday scenarios where the way a connection is routed affects how the experience feels.
Remote & Distributed Work
People working away from a fixed office who need a consistent way to reach the work services and meeting tools they rely on each day.
Cross-border Business Connectivity
Teams and individuals operating across regions, where the default path between a device and a business system is long or inconsistent.
Video & Streaming Connectivity
General video and streaming use, where connection stability during longer sessions matters more than raw peak throughput.
Online Gaming Connectivity
Interactive applications that are sensitive to connection consistency, where the selected path affects how steady the session feels.
Multi-device Everyday Access
Households and individuals using several devices — desktop, laptop, phone, tablet, or a router — that should behave the same way.
Travel & Shared Networks
Connecting from hotel, café, or other shared networks, where a person wants their own connection handling rather than the network's defaults.
How it works
Connection path at a high level
The flow below is a conceptual description of how a request travels from a device to a destination service.
- Step 01
Device / Application
A connection request starts on the user's device or in the application they are using.
- Step 02
Route Selection
The client selects a connection option based on the configuration and the conditions it observes.
- Step 03
Network Resource
Traffic is carried through the selected network resource for that connection.
- Step 04
Destination Service
The request reaches the destination service, and responses return along the same selected path.
Illustrative flow · no live data
Getting started
Four steps to a working connection
Installation and sign-in are handled on the product website and in the client for your platform.
- Step 01
Choose your platform
Pick the client for the device you use: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, or a router.
- Step 02
Install from the product website
Downloads are published on the Rabbit Fast product website.
- Step 03
Sign in
Sign in with your Rabbit Fast account in the client.
- Step 04
Connect
Select an available connection option and connect.
Plans & support
Plan lengths and customer support
Rabbit Fast currently offers monthly, quarterly, and annual plans, with 24/7 online customer support. Pricing is published on the product website.
Quarterly plan
Billed quarterly
A mid-length option for continuous use across a quarter.
Annual plan
Billed annually
A longer option for continuous, year-round use.
Support
24/7 online customer support is provided for the product, covering installation, sign-in, connection, and account questions. Support for the product is provided through the Rabbit Fast product website.
Plan pricing is published on the product website so it stays current.
Engineering view
What this reference product demonstrates
From a product-engineering perspective, the value of this reference is not a metric — it is that one connectivity product is delivered, supported, and maintained across several operating environments.
Cross-platform product delivery
One product published across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and router environments.
Connectivity product UX
A consistent connection workflow: install, sign in, choose a connection option, connect.
Routing-oriented product design
Route and connection options surfaced to the user rather than hidden behind a single fixed path.
Product lifecycle & support
A product website, client distribution, plan structure, and an ongoing customer-support channel.
Protocol internals, network topology, provider relationships, node counts, security configuration, and other operational details are not published on this corporate website.
FAQ
Product questions
Answers below are limited to what the product website supports.
Which devices and platforms are supported?+
Rabbit Fast provides clients for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and routers. The current download list is published on the product website.
How do I get started?+
Choose the client for your platform on the product website, install it, sign in with your account, then select an available connection option and connect.
What kinds of plans are available?+
The product currently offers monthly, quarterly, and annual plans. Current plan details are published on the product website rather than here, because they can change.
How does the connection approach work at a high level?+
A connection request from your device or application is routed through a network resource selected for that connection, rather than being left on a single fixed path. Traffic can also be handled differently per destination depending on the client configuration.
Where do I get product support?+
Rabbit Fast provides 24/7 online customer support through the product website. Product support is handled there, not through corporate channels on this site.
Is Rabbit Fast a separate company?+
No. Rabbit Fast is a product and brand operated by Southwest Network Corporation. It is not a separate legal entity.
Downloads, plans, and support live on the product website
rabbitfast.cc is the official place to download Rabbit Fast, review current plans, and reach product support.
Operator
Rabbit Fast is a product and brand operated by Southwest Network Corporation, a profit corporation registered in Wyoming, United States under Filing ID 2025-001705820. Rabbit Fast is not a separate legal entity.
Full registration details — entity type, jurisdiction, filing ID, date of incorporation, and corporate filing address — are published on the Company Information page for business partners and due diligence reviews.
Southwest Network Corporation · Wyoming, United States