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nyaa.si · Debrid · 1 record · JSON

Nyaa Debrid

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nyaa.si/ · torrent index, anime and East Asian media (RSS, no account) · debrid/nyaa · JSON · compare

Free tierNo account: the search feed at /?page=rss&q=... returned RSS 2.0 with a nyaa namespace and per-item torrent links.
unit requests; metered on request-count
PriceUSD 0
Per-object capthe tracker caps a single torrent file and the site caps uploads, neither of which is a client-side limit on the index
Retentionreleases persist; the feed returns only the query's matches, so age is not implied by the feed
Egressno byte allowance: the feed serves XML and .torrent links; the transfer is client-to-swarm
free_allowance: none published
Identityanonymous No account for search or RSS; uploading and commenting need one, which the client does not need.
Limits
  • request-rate none published on the pages fetched; the feed answered immediately with no 429 source
The feed is the whole interface: no key, no token, no pagination wall on the routes tried.
Bindingrequest-rate No byte accounting exists on an index; polling a saved search is a handful of requests a day, far below anything that would throttle.
Interfacerest RSS at /?page=rss with the usual query parameters (q, c, f); each item's <link> is a .torrent download and <guid> is the view page.
ToolingAny RSS reader; the item link is already the .torrent, so no page fetch is needed.
Composes withA saved search as an RSS feed is the cheapest possible subscription: the client polls one URL per interest and gets .torrent links, which a debrid service then turns into cached playback.
ReliabilityA query with no match returns a valid feed with zero items rather than an error, so a client must check item count rather than status. The one match for 'ubuntu' was dated 2009, so the index holds very old items and a fresh-looking feed says nothing about freshness.
NotesThe narrowest and most reliable feed: a saved search is a URL, and the URL returns .torrent files. Useless outside anime and East Asian media, which is why it is a second feed rather than the primary one.
Evidence rungdocumented The feed was fetched on 2026-10-23 and parsed: one item for 'ubuntu', with a .torrent link. A month of polling would raise it to measured.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Parsed numbers
  • $.price_per_tb_month price-per-tb USD0.0 TB / month
Evidence (1)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23nyaa.si/?page=rss&q=ubuntu&c=0_0&f=0RSS 2.0 with the nyaa namespace, channel title 'Nyaa - ubuntu - Torrent File RSS', items whose link is https://nyaa.si/download/<id>.torrent and pubDate 2009 for the one match
More fields (3)
{
 "feed_protocol": "rss2",
 "namespace": "nyaa",
 "saved_search": true
}