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PikPak

mypikpak.com · Debrid, Netdisk and pan, Storage · 4 records · JSON

PikPak - free account (cloud download plus downstream) Debridcaveatemailno cardDvolume-quota
PikPak Storagecaveatemailno cardRwrite-gated
PikPak Global Premium (10 TB) Storagefails: egresscardcardRper-ip-shaping
PikPak (mypikpak.com) Netdisk and panfails: quotaemailno cardUper-object-cap

PikPak - free account (cloud download plus downstream) Debrid

caveatemailno cardDvolume-quota

mypikpak.com/en-US/faq · private cloud drive with a cloud-download engine · debrid/pikpak-free-download · JSON · compare

Free tier	'Free accounts include 6 GB of storage, and Premium includes 10 TB.' Downstream is metered on every account: 'Free PikPak accounts have a daily Downstream limit of 20 GB, which resets at 0:00 Singapore Time. All Connected Apps together can use up to 25% of this daily limit, or 5 GB per day.' unit GB; metered on downloaded-bytes; Two counters, not one: 20 GB/day for the official apps and 5 GB/day for anything programmatic (WebDAV, CLI, MCP, personal access tokens). The 6 GB store is what the downloaded bytes must pass through, exactly as CloudPipe's 450 GB must pass through a 15 GB Google Drive.
Price	USD 0
Per-object cap	not stated. No per-object number is published; the limits that bite on a free account are the 6 GB store and three Cloud Download tasks a day.
Retention	files stay in the account until deleted, and the free account holds 6 GB, so retention is bounded by capacity rather than by a day count. Non-Premium accounts with no login for 12 consecutive months may be deleted.
Egress	Metered in three dimensions per calendar month: cloud download 40 TB, downstream 4 TB, upload 1 TB, then a separate free-account daily downstream cap of 20 GB. 'All Connected Apps together can use up to 25% of this daily limit, or 5 GB per day.' Over the limit 'Downstream traffic slows to about 100 KB/s' and 'New Cloud Download tasks are blocked'. free_allowance: 20 GB/day downstream in the official apps; 5 GB/day for Connected Apps
Identity	email Registration is by email. No card and no phone is named on the help-centre pages read; the signup form itself was not opened, so this is the published gate rather than an observed one.
Limits	volume-quota 6 GB of storage on a free account source volume-quota 20 GB/day downstream for the whole free account, resets at 0:00 Singapore Time source volume-quota 5 GB/day downstream for all Connected Apps together (25% of the daily cap) source request-rate three Cloud Download tasks a day on a free account source The monthly 4 TB downstream quota is not the binding number for a free account; the daily cap is, by a factor of 120.
Binding	volume-quota At 5 GB/day a programmatic client gets 150 GB/month and at 20 GB/day an app-only client gets 600 GB/month. Both are below every other group-1 step except Bitport, and both require deleting through a 6 GB store.
Interface	webdav, cli, rest official apps plus WebDAV, an official CLI, an MCP server and personal access tokens, all grouped by the vendor as 'Connected Apps' and all subject to the 5 GB/day cap
Tooling	rclone over WebDAV or the CLI; both land in the Connected Apps bucket and take the quarter allowance
Composes with	Adds 150 GB a month to a no-card ladder for one email address, making it the largest per-signup free step that is not CloudPipe. Its counter resets daily, so it repeats in month two.
Reliability	Over the daily cap downstream slows to about 100 KB/s and new cloud-download tasks are blocked while running ones continue; a free account with no login for 12 months may be deleted.
Notes	The number that matters to the ladder is 150 GB/month programmatic, not 600: the client drives the service with a script, and the vendor caps every programmatic path at 25% of the daily allowance.
Evidence rung	documented Both counters are vendor sentences read today. No account was created, so neither the 5 GB nor the 20 GB was measured, and the 6 GB store was not filled to see what happens.
Checked	2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 6.0 GB `$.limits[1].value` limit:volume-quota 20.0 GB / day `$.limits[2].value` limit:volume-quota 5.0 GB / day `$.price_per_tb_month` price-per-tb USD0.0 TB / month

Evidence (2)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-23	mypikpak.com/en-US/faq	'Free PikPak accounts have a daily Downstream limit of 20 GB, which resets at 0:00 Singapore Time. All Connected Apps together can use up to 25% of this daily limit, or 5 GB per day.' Also the 40 TB / 4 TB / 1 TB monthly tab and the 12-month inactivity deletion.
2026-10-23	mypikpak.com/en-US/help-center/file_management/space/insuffi	'Free accounts include 6 GB of storage, and Premium includes 10 TB.'

More fields (5)

{
 "ladder_status": null,
 "gb_month_programmatic": 150,
 "gb_month_app_only": 600,
 "daily_reset_sentence": true,
 "existing_records": [
  "dossier/netdisk-pan/pikpak.json",
  "dossier/storage/pikpak.json",
  null
 ]
}

Unknown or withheld values (3)

$.extras.existing_records[2] withheld
$.extras.ladder_status withheld
$.notes partly-held

PikPak Storage

caveatemailno cardRwrite-gated

mypikpak.com/ · private cloud drive · storage/pikpak · JSON · compare

Free tier	6 GB free. Premium includes 10 TB base storage (expandable for purchase). No free route to >=500 GB: the free tier is 6 GB flat. unit GB; metered on stored-bytes
Price	$0.50/TB/mo on US Premium ($4.99/mo for 10 TB); $1.00/TB/mo on Global Premium ($9.99/mo) — but capped at 5 GB/day of egress through rclone, which dominates the economics
Per-object cap	not stated
Retention	not stated
Egress	Metered twice over. Free accounts have a daily downstream quota; every account, free or paid, has a monthly Basic Transfer Quota, and 'Connected Apps share 25% of this daily allowance — up to 5 GB per day for all Connected Apps combined'. Downstream counts playback and previews, not just downloads.
Identity	email email
Limits	per-ip-shaping 20 GB/day source per-ip-shaping 5 GB/day source write-gated reviews and online playback burn downstream quota, so scrape-style read patterns drain source per-ip-shaping / pull-count hybrid: 20 GB/day downstream on free, 5 GB/day for all Connected Apps combined, monthly transfer quota on top. Free tier 6 GB storage. This provider is the cleanest illustration that quota and egress must be scored separately.
Binding	write-gated the write is a queue with a person or a rule in it, so the upload rate is set by somebody else
Interface	rest, rclone rest
Tooling	Tier 1 rclone backend since v1.62, read-only for uploads? No — backend supports read and write per rclone's table (ModTime R, hash md5). This is the crucial detail: rclone is classified as a 'Connected App', so it inherits the 5 GB/day cap.
Composes with	10 TB per paid account is the largest single-unit paid capacity found in this slot, and it is the only one where the transfer cap (5 GB/day via Connected Apps / 20 GB/day general downstream) is stricter than the storage cap. Sharding accounts multiplies storage but not the per-account daily egress.
Reliability	Transfer accounting is aggressive: previews and online playback burn downstream quota, so scrape-style read patterns drain it without any download. Price differs by region (US $4.99/mo Premium, Japan JPY 700, 'Global Premium' $9.99/mo).
Notes	6 GB free. Premium includes 10 TB base storage (expandable for purchase). No free route to >=500 GB: the free tier is 6 GB flat.
Evidence rung	reported One page read moves it to documented.
Checked	2026-10-21 (inherited); stale on 2026-11-04
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:per-ip-shaping 20.0 GB / day `$.limits[1].value` limit:per-ip-shaping 5.0 GB / day `$.price_per_tb_month` price-per-tb USD9.99 TB / month

Evidence (7)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/help-center/file_management/space/insuffi	'Free accounts include 6 GB of storage, and Premium includes 10 TB'
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/help-center/premium/premium_features/spac	'Premium includes 10 TB of base storage. You can purchase additional storage on PikPak Web'
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/connect-apps-faq	'a daily downstream limit of 20 GB... Apps share 25% of this daily allowance — up to 5 GB per day for all Connected Apps combined'
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/help-center/transfer_quota/transfer_quota	'Downstream quota covers all data delivered from PikPak to your device or Connected Apps, including online playback, previews, and file downloads'; separate 'Monthly Basic Transfer Quota'
2026-10-21	rclone.org/pikpak/	native backend, added v1.62, Tier 1
2026-10-21	apppricelens.com/app/pikpak-cloud-storage-saver-1616861537	Premium monthly USD 4.99 US; Global Premium USD 9.99 per apppriceatlas.com
2026-10-21	pikpak.jp/en/blog-free-trial.html	'started for free with 6GB of storage... An email address for registration and verification... No credit card'

More fields (1)

{
 "price_verbatim": "$0.50/TB/mo on US Premium ($4.99/mo for 10 TB); $1.00/TB/mo on Global Premium ($9.99/mo) — but capped at 5 GB/day of egress through rclone, which dominates the economics"
}

Unknown or withheld values (5)

$.free_tier.notes process
$.per_object_cap.notes not-extracted
$.per_object_cap.stated not-extracted
$.retention.notes not-extracted
$.retention.stated not-extracted

PikPak Global Premium (10 TB) Storage

fails: egresscardcardRper-ip-shaping

mypikpak.com/drive/payment · cloud drive / BT saver · storage/pikpak-global-premium · JSON · compare

Free tier	10 TB storage on Premium; additional storage purchasable unit TB; metered on stored-bytes
Price	$0.833/TB/mo at 10 TB ($99.99/yr Global Premium). Looks like the cheapest per-TB number in this dossier — and it is a trap. Usable programmatic egress is 1 TB/month (25% × 4 TB downstream). Effective cost per TB actually retrievable per month is fine, but the ceiling makes it unusable for serving o…
Per-object cap	not stated
Retention	not stated
Egress	HARD METERED, and worse for programmatic use. Verbatim from help centre: base quotas are 'Cloud Download: 40 TB per month. Downstream: 4 TB per month, including playback, previews, and downloads. Upload: 1 TB per month.' And 'Connected Apps share a combined transfer quota limit equal to 25% of your monthly Transfer Quota, across all three traffic dimensions.' So rclone/WebDAV/CLI — the only programmatic paths — get 25% of 4 TB = 1 TB/month downstream. free_allowance: 40 TB per month
Identity	card email + card (or App Store IAP)
Limits	per-ip-shaping 20 GB/day source per-ip-shaping 33 GB/day source Connected-Apps cap = 25% of monthly quota; free accounts also have a 20 GB/day downstream limit
Binding	per-ip-shaping one stream is shaped, and a user's throughput is the shaped rate times the number of streams
Interface	webdav, rclone, cli WebDAV (read-only, premium-only, 'experimental'), official CLI, rclone backend
Tooling	rclone 'pikpak' backend exists; WebDAV is read-only and flagged incomplete by the vendor
Composes with	rclone; CLI; NOT a general object store
Reliability	1 TB/month downstream via connected apps is ~33 GB/day — roughly 30× short of the client's 500 GB-1 TiB/day serving band and ~30× short even for a single 20 TB restore. The storage price is a decoy; the product is a BT/magnet cache.
Notes	10 TB storage on Premium; additional storage purchasable
Evidence rung	reported One page read moves it to documented.
Checked	2026-10-21 (inherited); stale on 2026-11-04
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:per-ip-shaping 20.0 GB / day `$.limits[1].value` limit:per-ip-shaping 33.0 GB / day `$.price_per_tb_month` price-per-tb USD99.99 TB / year

Evidence (4)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/help-center/play_and_download/transfer_qu	'Cloud Download: 40 TB per month. Downstream: 4 TB per month, including playback, previews, and downloads. Upload: 1 TB per month.'
2026-10-21	mypikpak.com/en-US/connect-apps-faq	'Connected Apps share a combined transfer quota limit equal to 25% of your monthly Transfer Quota, across all three traffic dimensions … When your Connected Apps reach this limit, their requests will be throttled'; 'Free PikPak accounts have a daily downstream limit of 20 GB'
2026-10-21	apppriceatlas.com/subscriptions/pikpak-cloud-storage-saver-g	'Global Premium Yearly … $99.99 per year'
2026-10-21	blog.hentioe.dev/posts/pikpak-webdav-rclone.html	PikPak's WebDAV is read-only and premium-only

More fields (2)

{
 "dead_end": {
  "failure_class": "quota",
  "why": "10 TB storage on Premium; additional storage purchasable",
  "retry_when": null,
  "first_recorded": "2026-10-21"
 },
 "price_verbatim": "$0.833/TB/mo at 10 TB ($99.99/yr Global Premium). Looks like the cheapest per-TB number in this dossier — and it is a trap. Usable programmatic egress is 1 TB/month (25% × 4 TB downstream). Effective cost per TB actually retrievable per month is fine, but the ceiling makes it unusable for serving or bulk restore. Reject on egress, not on price."
}

Unknown or withheld values (6)

$.extras.dead_end.retry_when process
$.free_tier.notes process
$.per_object_cap.notes not-extracted
$.per_object_cap.stated not-extracted
$.retention.notes not-extracted
$.retention.stated not-extracted

PikPak (mypikpak.com) Netdisk and pan

fails: quotaemailno cardUper-object-cap

mypikpak.com/ · consumer-pan · netdisk-pan/pikpak · JSON · compare

Free tier	no free storage quota is stated on the landing page; the product is sold as a private cloud drive with a cloud-download engine unit none; metered on stored-bytes
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not established; the pricing page is served as a non-HTML body that the reader refused
Retention	not established
Egress	not established; recorded as metered:false because no per-GB price or cap was found, which is an absence of evidence and not evidence of absence
Identity	email no account was created
Limits	per-object-cap not established source
Binding	per-object-cap Nothing numeric could be established first-hand, so the record names the cap as the thing that would decide and records it as unestablished.
Interface	rest
Tooling	unofficial drivers only; the product's value is server-side torrent and magnet download into the drive, not an open API
Composes with	a cloud-download engine rather than a store: it fetches a magnet to its own disk, which is useful for acquiring a corpus and not for holding one
Reliability	The pricing page is served as a binary body, so its plan table could not be read through the reader; the landing page states the cloud-download speed claim without a quota.
Notes	Recorded to close the survey, not to recommend. The landing page states that more than 80% of files can be downloaded to the drive in seconds through the cloud-download server, and that is a claim about acquisition rather than storage. No quota, cap, retention or egress term was obtained: mypikpak.com/en/price returns a body the reader classified as non-HTML, and the fetch broker returned binary. This is the honest gap, not a finding.
Evidence rung	unverified
Checked	2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-06

Evidence (2)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	mypikpak.com/	the landing page describes a private cloud drive with a cloud-download server and claims 'more than 80% of the files can be downloaded to your PikPak private Cloud Drive within a few seconds'; it states no storage quota
2026-10-22	mypikpak.com/en/price	the reader refused the page as 'not-html:binary' and the fetch broker returned a compressed binary body, so the plan table could not be read; this is why the record is unverified

More fields (2)

{
 "access_mode": "registration-gated",
 "blocked": "pricing page served as a binary body"
}