PullFiles

pullfiles.net · Debrid · 1 record · JSON

PullFiles Debrid

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pullfiles.net/ · URL-to-browser relay (server fetches a direct link, user downloads the stream) · debrid/pullfiles · JSON · compare

Free tier	'Grab any file from a link or URL instantly with our fast and easy online downloader. Max. File size: 1 GB.' The page advertises 'Unlimited Downloads - No restrictions on download frequency or usage' and requires no account in the visible flow. unit requests; metered on request-count; The client sends a URL, their server pulls it, and the browser receives the stream. Nothing is stored for later re-download.
Price	USD 0
Per-object cap	1 GB per file ('Max. File size: 1 GB'). (1073741824 bytes)
Retention	not applicable in the storage sense: there is a progress screen ('Preparing download... Downloading Secure Server') and no library. Nothing was found that says a fetched file persists.
Egress	'Unlimited Downloads - No restrictions on download frequency or usage'; no byte allowance stated. free_allowance: no published allowance monthly; 1 GB per file
Identity	anonymous No login or account appears anywhere in the pasted-URL flow.
Limits	per-object-cap 1 GB per file source request-rate claimed unlimited ('No restrictions on download frequency or usage'); untested source The page also says '100% Secure' and 'End-to-end encryption', which cannot be true of a relay that terminates TLS on both sides; treat the security text as marketing.
Binding	per-object-cap The 1 GB per-file ceiling is the only hard number: 1 TiB/month is 1024 such files, so frequency is not the wall, the single-file size is.
Interface	unknown One web form: paste a direct file URL, press start, watch a progress panel. No API documentation.
Tooling	Browser only. A wrapper would need a headless browser because the transfer is streamed through the page.
Composes with	It solves the case where the client's own connection cannot reach a host but the relay can: the relay fetches and re-serves over HTTPS. It is a proxy, not storage, so it must be followed immediately by a real download.
Reliability	A relay is a single point of failure and a single point of visibility: the operator sees every URL and every byte, and the stream dies if the operator's egress is slow. Nothing on the page states uptime or operator identity.
Notes	Answers a narrower question than asked: it will not resolve a Rapidgator page into a direct link, but it will fetch a direct link the client cannot reach. Worth keeping as the last hop.
Evidence rung	unverified The page and its numbers are read, but no URL was actually pulled through it, so neither the 1 GB ceiling nor the unlimited claim is measured. A single fetch of a small public file would settle both.
Checked	2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-07
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:per-object-cap 1.0 GB `$.price_per_tb_month` price-per-tb USD0.0 TB / month

Evidence (2)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-23	pullfiles.net/	'Max. File size: 1 GB', 'Unlimited Downloads - No restrictions on download frequency or usage', the progress UI ('Preparing download...') and no account requirement
2026-10-23	probe:https://pullfiles.net/	HTTP 200, 65612 bytes, sha256 0f299b37f44aadf7..., no challenge

More fields (3)

{
 "max_file_bytes": 1073741824,
 "account": "none",
 "api": "none"
}

Unknown or withheld values (1)

$.interface interface-unknown