LeechPremium
leechpremium.link · Debrid · 1 record · JSON
LeechPremium Debrid
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leechpremium.link/ · premium link generator (free leech of host links) · debrid/leechpremium-link · JSON · compare
| Free tier | 'Free users can generate up to 5 links per day with a maximum file size of 1GB.' Free speed 'Up to 50 MB/s'; premium 'Up to 100+ MB/s'. 'No registration' required. unit requests; metered on request-count; The FAQ claims 50+ hosters including Rapidgator, Uploaded and Nitroflare. Premium removes both caps (unlimited downloads, no file size limit). |
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| Price | none stated |
| Per-object cap | 1 GB per file on the free tier ('with a maximum file size of 1GB'); no limit on premium. (1073741824 bytes) |
| Retention | unverified: the FAQ does not say how long a generated link, or the copy on their server, survives. |
| Egress | Free users download from the leech server at 'Up to 50 MB/s'; no byte allowance is stated for the download itself. free_allowance: unstated; the caps are 5 links/day and 1 GB/file |
| Identity | anonymous 'No registration' is stated in the FAQ and on the front page; no account field appears in the generate flow. |
| Limits |
The FAQ also names the failure mode that limits the service itself: an error occurs when 'the filehost's premium account has reached daily bandwidth limit'. The leech site is itself a free user of the host. |
| Binding | request-rate Five links a day binds before the 1 GB cap does: at 5 links/day the monthly ceiling is 150 GB even with maximum-size files, and 1 TiB/month would need 34 files a day. |
| Interface | unknown A single web form: paste the host link, click Generate, receive a premium link. No API documentation was found; a wrapper would drive the form or the resulting page with a browser session. |
| Tooling | Nothing published. The FAQ recommends IDM, FDM, JDownloader, wget or curl for the generated link, which is a plain resumable HTTP URL. |
| Composes with | Its output is an ordinary HTTP link, so it feeds any downloader or storage relay. 5 links/day at 1 GB is 5 GB/day of ceiling, which is 150 GB/month at best. |
| Reliability | Ads fund it, and the generated link is a third-party copy, so availability is the operator's uptime, not the host's. |
| Notes | This is the clearest published free cap: 5 links/day, 1 GB/file, no account. It is not a debrid service and it does not touch usenet or torrents; it only converts host links that the operator's accounts can still fetch. |
| Evidence rung | documented The caps are quoted verbatim from the site's own FAQ. What is not tested is whether a generation succeeds today: leechpremium.link did not resolve from this host (DNS failure) and the page was read through the broker. |
| Checked | 2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23 |
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Evidence (3)
| date | source | what it proved |
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| 2026-10-23 | leechpremium.link/faq.php | 'Free users can generate up to 5 links per day with a maximum file size of 1GB'; 50 MB/s free vs 100+ MB/s premium; 'No registration' |
| 2026-10-23 | leechpremium.link/ | front page offers a paste box and 'No registration required for free users'; names 50+ hosts including Rapidgator, Uploaded, Nitroflare |
| 2026-10-23 | probe:https://leechpremium.link/ | direct probe failed with a DNS error (errno 11004) at 01:52 and 01:47, while the broker could read the page; reachability is network-dependent |
More fields (3)
{
"free_links_per_day": 5,
"free_max_file_gb": 1,
"premium_speed_mbps": "100+"
}Unknown or withheld values (1)
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