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filestore.me · Debrid · 1 record · JSON

FileStore.me Debrid

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filestore.me/premium · file host (premium one-time) · debrid/filestore-me · JSON · compare

Free tierFree upload and share, 'FREE & always will be', with 'Unlimited files upload ... no limitation in size or speed'; storage and download volume limits are only stated for premium.
unit unlimited; metered on none; The free column is advertised as unlimited upload; the premium plan is what buys 'Unlimited storage' and 'Unlimited download... with no speed restrictions'.
PriceEUR 14.99 per 30 days for 500 GB/day traffic
Per-object cap'Upload your files with different methods and no limitation in size or speed.'
Retentionnot stated on the pages read
EgressPremium: 'Unlimited download ... with no speed restrictions' plus '500 GB traffic/daily'. The daily figure is the real ceiling; 'unlimited' is the marketing word above it.
free_allowance: none stated for the free tier; premium carries 500 GB/day
Identitycard Checkout by card or PayPal, with fees added on top. The page warns 'dont use VPN server for payments', which is an egress restriction at the payment step rather than at download.
Limits
  • volume-quota 500 GB of traffic per day on premium source
The payment-rules block adds surcharges: '10% credit card fees are added to card payments', '20% paypal fees are added to paypal payments in USD'. The effective PayPal price of the 30-day plan is therefore about €17.99, not €14.99.
Bindingvolume-quota 500 GB/day is far above what 1 TiB a month needs, so nothing in the vocabulary actually fails at that scale, but volume-quota is the only metered quantity the vendor states and it is the field a larger client would hit. Treated as the binding kind rather than none because the 20% PayPal surcharge is a price wall, not a byte wall.
Interfaceunknown Web upload with 'different methods'; no API, FTP or remote-upload endpoint is published on the pages read.
ToolingBrowser only as read. The host is on the Leechall and PrimeLeech generator lists, so a leecher is the only scripted path found.
Composes with500 GB/day is fifteen times the 34.1 GB/day a 1 TiB month needs, so transfer is not the constraint here. The constraint is that nothing on the page prices storage separately, which makes it a transfer pipe rather than an archive.
ReliabilityA payment attempted from a VPN is a stated way to fail the order; the fee surcharge is applied at checkout rather than shown in the advertised price.
NotesThe 365-day plan at €89.99 is €7.40 a month. The 10 GB top-up at €5.00 is the only pay-per-volume item on the page.
Evidence rungdocumented Plan prices, the 500 GB/day figure and the fee block are read from the vendor's premium page today. The free tier's real storage cap is not printed anywhere read, so 'unlimited' here is the vendor's word and not a measurement.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Parsed numbers
  • $.limits[0].value limit:volume-quota 500.0 GB
  • $.price_per_tb_month price-per-tb EUR14.99 TB / month
Evidence (2)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23filestore.me/premiumthe four prices (30 days €14.99, 90 days €32.99, 180 days €55.99, 365 days €89.99), each with 'Unlimited storage' and '500 GB traffic/daily', plus the 10%/20% card and PayPal surcharges
2026-10-23filestore.me/'It's FREE & always will be', 1,000,000+ files, and the free upload claim with 'no limitation in size or speed'
More fields (3)
{
 "plans": "30 days €14.99; 90 days €32.99; 180 days €55.99; 365 days €89.99; 10 GB top-up €5.00",
 "surcharges": "10% card, 20% PayPal (USD)",
 "annual_effective_monthly": "EUR 7.40"
}
Unknown or withheld values (1)
  • $.interface interface-unknown