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Usenet Crawler Debrid

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www.usenet-crawler.com/ · Usenet indexer (Newznab API, open registration) · debrid/usenet-crawler · JSON · compare

Free tierFree tier reported at 10,000 API calls and 1,000 NZB downloads per user per day, with a USD 20 lifetime VIP; caps declares <registration available="yes" open="yes"/> and <limits max="100" default="100"/>.
unit requests; metered on request-count; The 10,000 figure appears in two independent third-party sources but neither is dated on the page, so it is kept as reported and flagged as the number to check first with an account.
Pricenone stated
Per-object capnot applicable: an NZB pointer file
RetentionFree tier 2,700 days across 500+ indexed newsgroups; VIP 3,900 days (nzbhydra.com, 2026-10-23).
EgressNo byte metering; the API returns pointers.
Identityemail The register form asks for username, email, password and an invitecode field, and caps declares registration open=yes. Whether an invite is mandatory was not tested: submitting the form creates an account, which a read-only pass does not do.
Limits
  • request-rate 10,000 API calls per day free (reported) source
  • pull-count 1,000 NZB downloads per day free (reported) source
  • request-rate 100 results per request maximum source
At 10,000 calls a day the request rate stops being the constraint and the 100-result page becomes it: a client that wants a whole season must paginate.
Bindingrequest-rate If the reported allowance holds, nothing in the vocabulary binds at 1 TiB/month; the record still names request-rate because that is the only counter the vendor is documented to run, and it is the one to verify first.
Interfacerest Newznab API at /api. /api with no parameters returns <error code="200" description="Missing parameter"/>, which is the Newznab key check, so the endpoint is live and keyed.
ToolingNative Newznab, listed as integrating with NZBVortex and SabNZBD, so Prowlarr and NZBHydra2 add it with URL plus key.
Composes withThe only open-registration indexer claiming a five-figure daily API allowance, which is what an arr stack actually needs the caveat is that the claim is third-party and undated.
ReliabilityThe public pages of the domain now sell Usenet block accounts and advertise 'Pay Only ONCE', so the indexer and a news provider share one brand; a report of a database outage and fake releases in September 2026 exists in a third-party status tracker.
NotesRegistering would settle both open questions at once (is the invite mandatory, what is the real daily counter) and is the single highest-value follow-up.
Evidence rungreported caps, the keyed error and the registration form were observed today; the allowance that decides the verdict is third-party. One free account moves this to documented.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-07
Evidence (5)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23probe:https://www.usenet-crawler.com/api?t=caps&x=1caps returned 200 and 40,803 bytes: title usenet-crawler, <limits max="100" default="100"/>, <registration available="yes" open="yes"/>
2026-10-23probe:https://www.usenet-crawler.com/api?t=search&q=linux&x=1unkeyed search returned <error code="200" description="Missing parameter"/>, 91 bytes
2026-10-23probe:https://www.usenet-crawler.com/registerthe register form carries username, password, confirmpassword, email and an empty invitecode field
2026-10-23nzbhydra.com/indexers/third-party: 'Open registration', 'USD 20 lifetime membership VIP', '10,000 calls/day', free tier 2,700 days
2026-10-23www.newsgroupreviews.com/usenet-crawler-review.htmlthird-party: 'the limits are set to 10k API and 1k NZB downloads per user per day'
More fields (4)
{
 "price": "USD 20 lifetime VIP (reported)",
 "nzb_is_newznab": true,
 "caps_limits": 100,
 "registration_open": true
}