Standard
Limited-time$40$50
Usage tier
1.25× Pro
For day-to-day work on a single project at a normal pace.
Official Claude, set up end to end
Every piece of the environment is configured ahead of time: IP access, time zone, network, dependencies, permissions.
100% official Claude Code the whole way — check your usage any time, and nothing you type is kept.
An account and an active subscription are required.
Lane connectedExit checks out. You are good to go.
$ claude Lane ready · credits connected Welcome back. Where should we start? ›
Plans & pricing
Both seats run the same official Claude Code over the same US egress we operate ourselves. The only difference is how much usage you get.
$40$50
Usage tier
1.25× Pro
For day-to-day work on a single project at a normal pace.
$160$200
Usage tier
6.25× Pro ≈ 1.25× Max 5x
For heavy use: high call volume, several projects in parallel.
If your account is banned, we investigate internally and file an official appeal; afterwards we refund the unused portion pro rata by day, less $30 for unavoidable costs (cloud server, IP usage, and registration fees).
Dedicated lane
Sharing one exit across many accounts is the most common reason accounts get flagged. Lane gives every account its own path and its own fixed exit — never shared.
The app shows lane status at all times — whichever segment is down is marked right there.
No proxy app to install, no server address to type, no config file to import. By the time you are signed in, the route is already up.
The same exit every time you connect — not one address today and another tomorrow. An address that keeps jumping is itself what gets you flagged.
Tuning, maintenance, renewals — all handled on our side. Nothing on yours ever needs to change.
Diagnosable state
Most tools give you one line — connection failed — and leave the rest to you. Lane points at the segment that is down and tells you whether to wait or to act.
Same situation, two ways of putting it.
Error: connection failed
Network? Proxy? Account? Nothing follows, so you try things one at a time.
The exit you are actually going through is not the one assigned to you, so we stopped for safety. Hit Reconnect to run it again.
ReconnectWhat happened, and what to do next — both right there.
Built-in terminal
Everything the agent needs is already set up. Choose a project folder and start.
$ claude Lane ready · credits connected Welcome back. Where should we start? ›
The first time you use it, it installs everything for you — no docs to dig through, no environment variables to edit.
Your subscription's credits connect automatically. No more keeping a key in your clipboard and on a sticky note.
One tab per project. Switch freely — the one you leave keeps running in the background.
Unicode, emoji, and full-color TUIs all render properly. It behaves like the terminal you already use.
Three steps
Download the build for your system, install it, open it.
Click sign in, confirm in your browser, and you are back. First time through, your account gets created along the way.
The lane is up and your credits are connected — pick a folder and get to work.
Download
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An account and an active subscription are required; your account is created on first sign-in.
Guides
Short guides on using Claude Code from China, why accounts get banned, official versus relay, and where ChatGPT / Codex stands.
Payment, exit and risk controls explained one by one, and how to get past them with official Claude Code.
Shared exits, moving addresses, mismatched billing, unofficial clients: each one explained, plus a self-check list.
Three ways in, compared on five dimensions, and why convenience should not cost you the official product.
ChatGPT / Codex stability problems share one root with Claude's. Lane ships Claude Code today; Codex is planned.
FAQ
You can download it and sign in, but you need credits before you can start writing. When there are none, the app tells you directly — no guessing.
Claude Code today. Anything added later shows up in the app on its own — nothing for you to upgrade or reconfigure.
No. The macOS build is Apple silicon only.
Lane neither reads nor uploads your project files; it only gets the network and the credits ready. Where your code goes depends on what you ask the agent to do in the terminal.
No. Your subscription's credits and your dedicated lane are both built in — there is no key to paste and no proxy to configure.
The usual triggers are many accounts sharing one exit, an exit address that keeps changing, and billing details that do not match the region of use. Lane gives every account its own fixed exit on IPs we operate and handles the account and payment, removing those triggers at the source.
Read the full guide on bans →Claude Code only, for now. Codex support is planned and will appear inside the app when it ships, with no upgrade or configuration on your side.
Where ChatGPT / Codex stands →It is the same official Claude Code. The difference is that the account, payment, exit and terminal environment are all handled, and usage comes by seat: Standard at 1.25× PRO, Premium at 6.25× PRO.