FileQ
fileq.net · Debrid · 1 record · JSON
FileQ Debrid
caveatemailno cardDwrite-gated
| Free tier | "Deleted after 3 days. Sign up to store longer." The free path accepts uploads but keeps them three days; the site also says file upload privileges are for verified webmasters. unit none; metered on none; Three days is the shortest free retention met. |
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| Price | USD 20 per TB-month of additional storage |
| Per-object cap | "Upload Large Files 110GB" - the headline figure, 110 GB per file. (118111600640 bytes) |
| Retention | Anonymous uploads: 'Deleted after 3 days'. Registered accounts 'store longer' - the number is not printed. (3 days) |
| Egress | Downloads are served from a CDN: 'Multi-region with CDN for fast global delivery'. Premium advertises 'unlimited bandwidth'. No allowance is printed for the free path. |
| Identity | email Registration is free, but the upload right needs a review of the applicant's website: 'FileQ provides file upload privileges exclusively to verified webmasters with established websites and significant traffic'. |
| Limits |
Two gates stack: the upload right is reviewed, and the free retention is three days. A client that is not a webmaster cannot use this as storage at any price below USD 20/TB-month. |
| Binding | write-gated Before any byte or day can bind, the account has to be approved as a webmaster. At 1 TiB a month an unapproved account never reaches a quota question, and an approved one hits the 3-day retention on the free path. |
| Interface | unknown A web upload form at /upload with no documented API on the pages read. A referral URL pattern exists (/api/ref/<code>) which is a marketing link, not an endpoint. |
| Tooling | Browser upload only as read. for a user that is a tooling note, not a verdict: the form is a POST and could be driven by a script. |
| Composes with | Not a storage answer at three days. Its place in the corpus is as a price reference: EUR/USD 20 per TB-month for storage is the shape of a host that sells capacity, against hosts here that give it away and monetise the player instead. |
| Reliability | A hosting service whose free tier deletes in three days and whose upload right is discretionary: both are account decisions, so both can change without a pricing page changing. The 110 GB figure is a headline with no stated tier attached. |
| Evidence rung | documented The 3-day retention, the 110 GB headline, the webmaster gate and the USD 20/TB price were read on the vendor's pages today. Not established: whether 110 GB applies to free or paid, and what an account's retention actually is. |
| 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 | fileq.net/ | 'Upload Large Files 110GB', 'Deleted after 3 days. Sign up to store longer.', and the webmaster-oriented pitch |
| 2026-10-23 | fileq.net/premium | 'Additional Storage: $20 per TB monthly for non-webmaster accounts', the webmaster-only upload policy, 'unlimited bandwidth' on premium, and PPD on Pro and Team |
More fields (1)
{
"referral_pattern": "/api/ref/<code> is a referral link, not an API endpoint"
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