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Zbigz Debrid

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m.zbigz.com/payment · torrent-to-cloud fetcher · debrid/zbigz · JSON · compare

Free tierFree account: maximum file size 20 GB, 2 torrents, files kept 7 days, limited download speed, limited storage size, no streaming. A guest gets 20 GB, 1 torrent, limited speed, and nothing is stated about retention.
unit GB; metered on stored-bytes; the vendor's own plan table; the free row is deliberately blank for several cells
Pricefree tier; premium price not published on the page read
Per-object cap'Max file size 20 GB' on both Guest and Free account rows; 'Unlimited' on Premium. (20000000000 bytes)
Retention'Files kept for 7 days' on the free account; the guest row is blank; Premium is 'Unlimited'. (7 days)
EgressFree is 'Download speed Limited' with no number; Premium is 'Download speed Unlimited'. No byte allowance is stated on any row.
free_allowance: not published
Identityanonymous guest use needs nothing: 'ZbigZ can be used absolutely free and without registrations.' A free account is an email and password.
Limits
  • per-object-cap 20 GB per torrent on guest and free accounts source
  • pull-count 2 torrents at once on a free account, 1 as a guest source
  • retention-clamped free files are removed after 7 days source
the vendor publishes no byte quota and no API rate limit; older reviews report a 150 KB/s free speed cap and a 1 GB free file limit, both contradicted by the current plan table, which was read today.
Bindingper-object-cap A 20 GiB torrent sits just above the 20 GB free cap, so the size check is what fails first, before the 7-day clock or the two-torrent slot count.
Interfacerest HTTPS download from the 'My Files' page; no API is documented anywhere on the site, only a browser UI and a browser extension.
Toolingbrowser only; no API, no CLI, no rclone backend. A wrapper would have to drive the web session.
Composes withthe account-free guest route makes it the fastest way to test whether a 20 GB torrent is fetchable at all, before paying anyone; the 7-day retention rules it out as storage.
Reliabilitythe plan table leaves storage size and guest retention blank, and the site's numbers have changed without any changelog; the interface is dated and there is no support channel named.
NotesThe one free tier whose published per-file cap (20 GB) is within a few percent of the 20 GiB case, and the only one usable with no account at all. Whether a 21.47 GB torrent is rejected depends on GB versus GiB, which the vendor does not say.
Evidence rungdocumented the plan comparison table was read today on the mobile payment page, which is the only page carrying it (zbigz.com/payment renders only a headline). The 20 GB versus 20 GiB boundary is untested.
Checked2026-10-24 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
Parsed numbers
  • $.limits[0].value limit:per-object-cap 20.0 GB
Evidence (3)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-23m.zbigz.com/paymentthe Guest / Free account / Premium table: 'Max file size 20 GB | 20 GB | Unlimited', 'Number of torrents 1 | 2 | Unlimited', 'Files kept for - | 7 days | Unlimited'
2026-10-23zbigz.com/page/faq'ZbigZ can be used absolutely free and without registrations. No actions required.'
2026-10-23www.rapidseedbox.com/blog/10-top-alternatives-to-seedr-ccreported: premium is unlimited storage and unlimited file size at about $9.99/month; the older 1 GB free cap is contradicted by the vendor table
More fields (2)
{
 "guest_no_account": "yes",
 "api": "none documented"
}