Leechall
leechall.com · Debrid · 1 record · JSON
Leechall Debrid
caveatanonymousno cardDvolume-quota
| Free tier | Free premium link generator with a per-host daily traffic allowance; the page's own counter reads 'Files Per Day: 0 / 5'. unit objects; metered on object-count; Five files per day for an anonymous caller. The byte allowance is separate and per host, not per account. |
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| Price | USD 0 |
| Per-object cap | not stated on the page read; the listed limits are daily byte totals per host, not a single-file cap |
| Retention | not applicable: the service generates a download link and does not offer storage |
| Egress | The link streams from Leechall's own servers, so the byte counter that binds is Leechall's, per host, per day. The page lists caps such as 'extmatrix.com 0 B / 6 GB /d', '1fichier.com 0 B / 8 GB /d', 'mega.nz 0 B / 1 GB /d', 'isra.cloud 0 B / 650 MB /d', 'emload.com 0 B / 250 MB /d'. free_allowance: per-host daily totals: extmatrix 6 GB/d, 1fichier 8 GB/d, mega.nz 1 GB/d, alfafile 1 GB/d, filestore.to 5 GB/d, tezfiles 800 MB/d, hitfile 650 MB/d, isra.cloud 650 MB/d, chomikuj.pl 350 MB/d, emload 250 MB/d |
| Identity | anonymous The generator ran with no account on the page read; the page prints a usage counter against the caller's network ('Your IP: ...', 'You Used: 0 B'), so the identity it bills is the egress address, not a login. The address printed at read time was the broker's, so it says nothing about the client's own IP. |
| Limits |
Every listed host carries its own daily byte ceiling, so the binding number depends on which host the client targets. A host not on the list cannot be fetched at all. |
| Binding | volume-quota Five files a day is generous next to the bytes: at 250 MB/day for emload and 650 MB/day for isra.cloud, a 1 TiB month would need roughly 1,500 days of emload quota. The daily byte ceiling on each host is what fails first. |
| Interface | unknown A web form: paste a host URL, receive a generated link. The only other channel the page offers is a Telegram channel for status (t.me/leechallcom). No API, CLI or rclone backend was found. |
| Tooling | none today: browser form only. A wrapper would have to drive the form or reverse its request shape; that is a tooling gap, not a verdict. |
| Composes with | Covers the small set of hosts a debrid subscription does not: extmatrix, isra.cloud, emload, chomikuj.pl. At 250 MB/day on emload and 650 MB/day on isra it moves a few hundred megabytes a day, so it supplements a paid debrid rather than replacing one. |
| Reliability | When a host's daily allowance is exhausted the generator still answers and the link fails at download; the counter is against the caller's IP, so a shared or changing egress address changes the allowance. |
| Notes | The per-host caps are the useful artefact: they are a third-party statement of what each host lets a leecher pull per day, which is the number the filehost's own pages rarely publish. |
| Evidence rung | documented Read on the live site today. A generated link that completes a download would raise this to measured; that needs a target URL on a supported host. |
| 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 | leechall.com/ | 'Files Per Day: 0 / 5', the per-host daily table (extmatrix 6 GB/d, 1fichier 8 GB/d, isra.cloud 650 MB/d, emload 250 MB/d), and the 59-host supported list |
| 2026-10-23 | leechall.io/ | the same operator sells a paid ad-free service from $2.99, which fixes leechall.com's free tier in the product line |
More fields (3)
{
"hosts_listed": 59,
"counter_ip": "the broker's egress at read time, not the client's",
"paid_sibling": "leechall.io"
}Unknown or withheld values (1)
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