Media.cm
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Media.cm Debrid
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| Free tier | "Free and unlimited storage - Stream all your videos freely; we offer endless bandwidth at no charge, and your videos never expire." Also ad-free for free users, and "Unlimited uploads: No limits on size or length." unit unlimited; metered on none; The strongest free claim and the least independently verifiable: three separate unlimiteds (storage, bandwidth, file size) on one page. |
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| Price | EUR 0 |
| Per-object cap | "Unrestricted video uploads: No limits on size or length." |
| Retention | "your videos never expire" |
| Egress | "we offer endless bandwidth at no charge". Streaming is HLS, with 'Stream in 4K Ultra HD ... up to 2160p at 60 frames per second' and optional HLS encryption. free_allowance: unlimited, per the vendor |
| Identity | email An account is implied by 'your videos' and the upload flow; the signup form was not read, so the exact gate (email versus OAuth) is unverified. |
| Limits |
Three unlimited claims and no numbers at all. The only premium figure is the paid tier's '10 TB of bandwidth and storage for a simple EUR 10/month', which is smaller than the free tier claims, so the free tier is not a trial of the paid one. |
| Binding | none No counter is published, so no counter can be named as binding; That is a reliability risk, recorded as such, not a byte limit. |
| Interface | unknown The page read describes the player, the upload form and embedding only. No API, FTP or CLI is mentioned on the homepage; the premium page path /premium returns 404, so the paid tier's terms were not read. |
| Tooling | Browser upload and an embed code. No API was found, which for a user is a tooling note and not a verdict: the page's own HTTP endpoints would have to be reversed or driven by a browser session. |
| Composes with | An egress surface rather than a retrieval one: it takes the client's 500 GB-1 TB a day of served video off a paid CDN and puts it on a free host that monetises somewhere else. It pairs with a downloader front end that never touches the bytes. |
| Reliability | The economics do not add up on the page: unlimited free bandwidth with no ads and no expiry is funded by something the site does not disclose, and the paid tier's 10 TB is a cap the free tier claims not to have. Expect the free claim to be enforced by account action rather than by a published limit. |
| Evidence rung | documented Every claim here is the vendor's sentence, read today. None was measured; a 10 GB upload would be the cheapest way to test whether 'no limits on size' survives contact. Until then the record states the claim and says it is a claim. |
| 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 | media.cm/ | the four claims verbatim: free unlimited storage, endless bandwidth at no charge, videos never expire, unlimited uploads with no size or length limit; plus the premium tier at EUR 10/month for 10 TB |
| 2026-10-23 | media.cm/premium | there is no /premium route (404 'Not Found'), so the paid terms are only those summarised on the homepage |
More fields (1)
{
"ad_free": "explicitly ad-free even for free users, which is unusual for the video-host model and is the reason the bandwidth claim is worth testing"
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