Checking remaining data and expiry date

Getting startedUpdated 2026-07-11

Most providers send quota and expiry information along with the subscription itself, and Clash Verge shows it on the profile card — no need to log into a dashboard every time you wonder.

Where to look

1. Open the Profiles page and look at the card you are currently using.
2. The card shows a used / total progress bar and an expiry date, for example 32.6GB / 100GB.
3. Right-click the card and choose Update to pull the config again; the numbers refresh with it.

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No usage shown on the card?

That is usually not the client. Quota and expiry come from the subscription-userinfo response header returned by the subscription URL. If your provider does not send that header, there is nothing for the client to display, and profiles imported from a local file never have it. In that case the provider dashboard is your only source.

Related guides

Import a subscription link

Import your provider’s subscription link into Clash Verge and activate the profile.

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Enable the system proxy

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