Fastusenet
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Fastusenet Debrid
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| Free tier | A free trial of 14 days or 15 GB, whichever comes first, on all three plans, then the plan price applies. The trial signup runs through a three-step flow whose third step is 'Payment Information'. unit GB; metered on downloaded-bytes |
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| Price | USD 6.95 (unlimited, monthly) |
| Per-object cap | no per-object cap is published; the unit of retrieval is a Usenet article, ~750 KB by convention, so a 1 TiB month is roughly 1.4 million article fetches |
| Retention | Not stated by the vendor on any page read. The trial and plans pages carry no day count; the Omicron spool this reseller serves through us.sslusenet.com is sold elsewhere as 6,642+ days, which is inferred rather than measured here. |
| Egress | Unlimited after the trial on the top plan; 35 GB and 15 GB on the two cheaper plans free_allowance: 15 GB during the trial on every plan |
| Identity | card 'Payment Information' is step 3 of the trial signup, before 'Create Login' is step 4, so a payment method is captured before the trial starts. The card is what makes this trial-only. |
| Limits |
Trial then $6.95/mo unlimited, $5.95/mo for 35 GB, $3.95/mo for 15 GB. The trial carries 15 GB whichever plan is chosen, so the most a free trial yields here is 15 GB once. |
| Binding | volume-quota The trial is hard-capped at 15 GB and the two cheap plans are hard-capped at 15 GB and 35 GB per month. At 1 TiB/month the counter is the first thing that fails, on every tier. |
| Interface | nntp NNTP over TLS on port 563; no HTTP or object API exists for the download path, so the client drives it through SABnzbd, NZBGet or nzbdav |
| Tooling | SABnzbd, NZBGet or nzbdav over NNTP/TLS; any newsreader works because the protocol is the same everywhere, and no provider SDK is needed |
| Composes with | Once the trial converts this is a second Omicron feed and adds nothing to a Newshosting or Eweka subscription; its stack value is the 14-day test window. |
| Reliability | Omicron reseller on the sslusenet.com hosts, the same pair Newsgroup Ninja uses. The 14-day window is longer than the 3 to 7 days most competitors allow. |
| Notes | Recorded as the clearest example of the pattern: a trial advertised as free, gated at a payment step that no vendor page describes as optional. |
| Evidence rung | documented Trial terms, prices and step order are on the vendor's signup pages read today. The card requirement is read from the step name, not from submitting the form. |
| Checked | 2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23 |
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Evidence (2)
| date | source | what it proved |
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| 2026-10-23 | www.fastusenet.org/signup/freetrial.php | '14 days to test our service or 15GB of downloads, whichever comes first'; 50 SSL connections; then $6.95/$5.95/$3.95 per month |
| 2026-10-23 | www.fastusenet.org/signup/freetrial.php | the page's signup flow lists four steps - '1 Choose Your Plan, 2 Confirm Account, 3 Payment Information, 4 Create Login' - taken from the search snippet of this URL because the extractor returned only the marketing copy; the meta description adds 'Choose the plan your account converts to after the trial' |
More fields (2)
{
"backbone": "Omicron, via us.sslusenet.com / nl.sslusenet.com",
"trial_gate": "step 3 of 4 is Payment Information"
}