Leechdrive
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Leechdrive Debrid
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| Free tier | No free tier and no trial is published; the cheapest slot is USD 5/month for 50 GB. unit none; metered on none |
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| Price | USD 5 for 50 GB = USD 100/TB/month |
| Per-object cap | not applicable: sold by total disk (50 GB, 100 GB, 200 GB); no single-file cap is published |
| Retention | for the life of the subscription; no inactivity deletion is stated |
| Egress | 'All plans come with unmetered bandwidth' and 'With unmetered bandwidth, we do not monitor your data transfers. But if you on a shared server, you will share the network with other users.' Download 1 Gbps, upload 300 Mbps per slot, 10-16 users per server. free_allowance: unmetered, bounded by a shared 300 Mbit/s upload |
| Identity | email Account plus payment; no free tier. No phone or document check is stated. |
| Limits |
Retrieval is unmetered; the shaping applies to seeding on public trackers, and the shared 300 Mbit/s is the ceiling on what one slot can take from a busy server. |
| Binding | none No byte quota exists, so nothing in the vocabulary fails at 1 TiB/month. The practical limits are the 50 GB disk (20 cycles per TiB) and contention with 10-16 co-tenants, neither of which the vocabulary names. |
| Interface | ftp, ftps 'Secure FTP access - All FTP info included in the welcome email'; 'FTP with FXP support'; 'HTTP(S) download site - A private URL to your download folder'. |
| Tooling | FTP/FTPS clients with FXP support (vendor names FlashFXP); ruTorrent with 30+ plugins; no rsync or API is documented |
| Composes with | A USD 5 slot that moves files server-to-server over FXP and serves them over HTTP(S); unmetered, so the shared 300 Mbit/s upload and 10-16 co-tenants are what a 1 TiB pull actually fights |
| Reliability | Public-tracker upload is shaped to 1 MB/s until ratio 1.0, so a fresh account builds ratio slowly; unmetered transfers are shared with 10-16 users per server. |
| Notes | Exactly USD 5, so it sits on the line rather than under it; the per-TB price is the worst and the 50 GB disk is the reason. Sustained-rate conversion: unmetered claim, so the comparable figure is the 300 Mbit/s shared upload, 37.5 MB/s aggregate across 10-16 users. Candidates considered for what breaks at 1 TiB/month: the 50 GB disk, the 300 Mbit/s share, the 1 MB/s public-tracker upload; the disk is first, the share second. |
| Evidence rung | documented Prices, rates, protocols and the public-tracker shape are on the vendor's own home page and FAQ read today. A measured rung needs a slot and a timed transfer. |
| Checked | 2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23 |
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Evidence (2)
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | leechdrive.com/ | 50 GB at USD 5/m, 100 GB at USD 7/m, 200 GB at USD 10/m; 1 Gbps download, 300 Mbps upload; 10-16 users per Xeon E3-1220v2 server; 'Unlimited download speed, 1 MB/s (8 Mbps) upload until 1.0 ratio' |
| 2026-10-23 | leechdrive.com/docs/extended-faq/ | 'Unmetered bandwidth ... we do not monitor your data transfers'; FXP and a private HTTP(S) download URL; unlimited active torrents |
More fields (7)
{
"sustained_mbps_from_allowance": "unmetered; 300 Mbit/s shared upload",
"port_gbps": "1 down / 0.3 up",
"setup_fee": "none stated",
"minimum_term": "monthly",
"apps": "ruTorrent with 30+ plugins, OpenVPN on request, private HTTP(S) download site; no Plex or *arr is stated",
"trial_card_required": "no trial exists",
"trial_restock": "not applicable"
}