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usenight.com · Debrid · 1 record · JSON

UseNight Debrid

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usenight.com/en/ · Usenet provider (Netherlands, off-peak only) - no free trial · debrid/usenight · JSON · compare

Free tierNone on the page read: "Get UseNight - Starting from € 1,64 p/m". No trial, free account or free allowance is offered.
unit none; metered on none
Pricenone stated
Per-object capNo per-object cap is published. The unit of retrieval is a Usenet article, roughly 750 KB by convention.
Retention"High retention (4085 days)" on the home page. (4085 days)
EgressFull speed only between 00:00 and 11:00 CET; outside that window the product is off-peak. No byte counter is published on the page read.
free_allowance: none
Identitycard The only action is "Get UseNight" into /en/order/; there is no free path. The instrument at checkout was not read.
Limits
  • per-ip-shaping full speed only 00:00-11:00 CET; no speed figure published source
  • retention-clamped 4085 days source
Bindingper-ip-shaping The 11-hour window is the constraint that fails first for a scheduled pull, not the byte count: an 11-hour window at 100 Mbps is about 495 GB/day, so a 1 TiB month fits inside a few days of the window. The page publishes no speed cap, so this is arithmetic on the window and not on a vendor number.
Interfaceunknown NNTP over SSL/TLS. The schema has no nntp token, so the array says unknown.
Toolingany NNTP client; the vendor's Night Finder shows the local window
Composes withAn 11-hour daily window at €1.64/month is the cheapest sustained usenet byte in the set, but it is paid, so it enters the ladder only after a payment relationship already exists.
ReliabilityThe page computes the client's local window from IP address and says outright "Of course this is not VPN proof" - a client behind a VPN sees the wrong window.
NotesRepeatability: not applicable. Abandonment: if a trial appears, add a tier.
Evidence rungdocumented The price, the window and the retention figure are quoted from the vendor page today. The 495 GB/day figure is arithmetic on an assumed 100 Mbps line and is labelled as such.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Evidence (1)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23usenight.com/en/"High speeds from 00:00 until 11:00 (CET)", "High retention (4085 days)", "Get UseNight - Starting from € 1,64 p/m", "Disclaimer: This map, timezone and times are calculated based on your IP. Of course this is not VPN proof."
More fields (3)
{
 "repeatable": "not-applicable",
 "repeat_basis": "no free trial",
 "window_hours": 11
}
Unknown or withheld values (1)
  • $.interface interface-unknown