TorBox vs Debrid-Link 2026: Plans, Price, Features

Short answer: Debrid-Link is a straightforward, cheap time-pack service, and its 300-day pack is hard to beat on cost per day. TorBox is the better pick if you want Usenet, storage, RSS or WebDAV, or if you prefer to pay month to month and test on a free tier first.

Debrid-Link 30 days

4 EUR

Debrid-Link 300 days

25 EUR

TorBox Essential

$3 per month

Usenet

TorBox yes, Debrid-Link no

Price per day

Debrid-Link packs on its premium page, checked 1 November 2026, in euros:

Pack	Price	Per day
15 days	3	0.200
30 days	4	0.133
90 days	9	0.100
180 days	16	0.089
300 days	25	0.083

TorBox Essential is $3 for 30 days, $0.10 per day, which is below Debrid-Link’s 30-day price and equal to its 90-day price. With the bonus days (7 extra days per month purchased, first purchase only) a first month of Essential becomes 37 days for $3, about $0.081 per day. That matches Debrid-Link’s 300-day pack without a 300-day commitment. Euros and dollars are not converted, so use these as a ranking, not an exact bill. TorBox’s multi-month prices sit behind login and are not published here.

Packs, unlike a subscription, do not renew by themselves, which some people prefer. TorBox lets you buy fixed terms too, with prices shown at checkout.

Where Debrid-Link wins

• Cheapest per day on long packs. 25 euros for 300 days.
• Short packs. A 15-day pack at 3 euros suits a one-off job, such as pulling down a batch of large archives once.
• Simple offer. The premium page lists five packs and a short feature list: all hosts, HTML5 streaming, no ads, add-ons and seedbox downloading and seeding.
• Refund window. Up to 14 days for unused accounts, per the GitHub comparison.

Where TorBox wins

• Usenet. The Debrid-Link page and the GitHub table show none.
• Storage. 300 GB to 1 TB, WebDAV at webdav.torbox.app, export to cloud drives.
• Free tier. Test the web interface and your apps first.
• Host coverage. 132 against 44 in the GitHub count, though methods vary.
• Payments. Card, PayPal, Apple and Google Pay, crypto and Patreon.

TorBox is not open source, has no official mobile app and has had reported downtime.

Simultaneous use and account sharing

A TorBox slot is one active transfer, meaning a torrent or download that is running or seeding. As of November 2026 the Help Center lists 1 slot on Free, 3 on Essential, 5 on Standard and 10 on Pro, so 3 slots means three transfers at once, not three users. Cached files do not use a slot, extra items wait in a queue and start when a slot frees up, and a download with no progress for 2 days is removed. Separately, a Help Center article says TorBox does not track your IP, puts no limit on how many devices are logged in and applies a fair share policy, and its abuse-system article lists mass account sharing among the behaviours that can get an account flagged. In practice your own phone, TV and laptop on one account are fine, while handing one login to several households is where restrictions begin. The GitHub comparison also reports a Terms change against account and API-key sharing, so read the current Terms before you share anything.

For Debrid-Link we found no published figure for simultaneous downloads, IPs or devices, so those cells say not confirmed. Its account has a sessions and devices page, but we could not read what limits apply. Ask its support before you plan around several devices at once.

Who should pick which

• Pay once, forget for most of a year: Debrid-Link 300 days.
• Short job, 15 days: Debrid-Link 15 days or TorBox Essential for a month.
• Usenet, storage, several slots, or want to test free: TorBox.

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