UsenetAgency
usenet.agency · Debrid · 1 record · JSON
UsenetAgency Debrid
caveatemailno cardDvolume-quota
| Free tier | A 30 GB, 7-day try-out: 'The try out plan gives you: 500 mbit speed, 4084 days retention, 30 gigabytes free, No auto billing, Absolutely free'. The vendor's payment FAQ repeats it: 'Can I try your service before I pay? Hell yes! You can always try the first 7 days for free.' unit GB; metered on downloaded-bytes |
|---|---|
| Price | EUR 5.75 (Senior, monthly) |
| Per-object cap | no per-object cap is published; the unit of retrieval is a Usenet article, ~750 KB by convention, so a 1 TiB month is roughly 1.4 million article fetches |
| Retention | 4085 days retention on the home page, 4084 days on the try-out page (4084 days) |
| Egress | Unlimited speed on Senior; 40 Mbit on Junior and 80 Mbit on Medior free_allowance: unlimited |
| Identity | email An email address, and the trial has three explicit gates: 'You can't register with a disposable e-mail address', 'You can't use a VPN or proxy server to register' and 'You can't have multiple accounts'. The VPN ban means the signup must come from the client's real residential address. |
| Limits |
Junior EUR 2.46/mo (40 Mbit, 25 connections), Medior EUR 3.69/mo (80 Mbit, 25 connections), Senior EUR 5.75/mo (unlimited speed, 50 connections). No automatic renewal: 'Your subscription expires when your subscription days have passed.' |
| Binding | volume-quota The free path is a 30 GB one-off, so at 1 TiB/month the allowance is what fails, and it fails after 30 GB. On Senior the vendor publishes no volume ceiling. |
| Interface | nntp NNTP over TLS on port 563; no HTTP or object API exists for the download path, so the client drives it through SABnzbd, NZBGet or nzbdav |
| Tooling | SABnzbd, NZBGet or nzbdav over NNTP/TLS; any newsreader works because the protocol is the same everywhere, and no provider SDK is needed |
| Composes with | A 30 GB Abavia allowance tests whether an Abavia spool completes the client's content before any money is spent; after that the Junior tier keeps it for EUR 2.46/mo. |
| Reliability | The try-out page also carries the line 'Payment will show up on your statement as NectoFarm B.V.', which is odd for a product listed at 'Total cost: FREE' and suggests a payment method may still be captured. That was not tested at checkout, so it is flagged rather than resolved. Abavia reseller operated by NectoFarm BV. The 30 GB try-out is the largest card-free allowance found on any provider, and the VPN ban is the price of it. |
| Notes | The caveat is the identity gate rather than the product: no disposable email, no VPN or proxy at signup, one account. A client behind a VPN cannot claim this trial at all. |
| Evidence rung | documented The trial terms, the three registration rules, the prices and the retention figure are all from vendor pages read today. Whether a card is captured at checkout is the one gap, because the signup form itself was not opened. |
| Checked | 2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23 |
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Evidence (3)
| date | source | what it proved |
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| 2026-10-23 | usenet.agency/en/try-for-free/ | '30 gigabytes free', 'No auto billing', 'Absolutely free'; 7 days; 500 mbit; 4084 days; 'You can't use a VPN or proxy server to register'; 'Total cost: FREE' |
| 2026-10-23 | usenet.agency/en/ | Junior EUR 2.46/mo 40 Mbit 25 connections; Medior EUR 3.69/mo 80 Mbit 25 connections; Senior EUR 5.75/mo unlimited 50 connections; 4085 days |
| 2026-10-23 | usenet.agency/en/support/?category=payments | 'Can I try your service before I pay? Hell yes!'; 'It is possible to set an automatic payment? We choose not to.' |
More fields (3)
{
"backbone": "Abavia",
"trial_rules": [
"no disposable email",
"no VPN or proxy",
"no multiple accounts"
],
"payment_line_conflict": "try-out page mentions a statement descriptor"
}