Sorted by entry price
Prices are each provider’s own stated entry rate, in their own currency. We don’t convert, because the rate you pay depends on your card. Longer commitments cost less per month across the board.
| Service | From | Score | What you get | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| World-Debrid | €2.79/mo | 9.6 | 70+ hosts, torrents, streaming, free plan, 7 payment methods, 10 languages. | Smaller cached pool and a smaller community than the established names. |
| AllDebrid | €2.99/mo | 9.0 | 46 hosts, torrents, streaming, the best browser extension here. | No standing free tier; the trial needs SMS verification. |
| TorBox | $3/mo | 9.2 | Torrents, no-logs policy, multi-IP, free tier, account sharing. | Host transfers capped at 100 GB each; Keep2Share, UploadGig and FileJoker unsupported. |
| Real-Debrid | €4/mo | 8.6 | 36 hosts, torrents, streaming, the deepest cached-torrent pool we rank. | 2026 keyword filter breaks some streams; strict single-IP policy. |
| Debrid-Link | €4/mo | 8.2 | 41 hosts, HTML5 streaming, built-in seedbox, no ads or wait times. | 140 GB/day download cap; lesser-known brand. |
| Premiumize | $11.99/mo | 8.4 | 60+ hosts, 1 TB cloud storage, Usenet, VPN, streaming, no cap. | Four times the entry price of the cheapest option here. |
Sorted by headline entry price. Our overall ranking weighs seven more criteria than price: see the full 2026 index for how each service scores.
Cheapest is not the same as best value
The top three rows are separated by cents: €2.79, €2.99 and $3. Convert them and it is the same money. TorBox is the right buy for a specific kind of user. That tier does unlock file hosts, but each host transfer is capped at 100 GB and roughly fifteen popular hosts are unsupported, Keep2Share, UploadGig and FileJoker among them. Where it does not compete is breadth of host coverage, which is the thing a price column never shows you.
For the same outlay, World-Debrid gives you 70+ hosts, torrents, streaming, a free plan and seven ways to pay, at the lowest entry price on the page. That is why it tops our index rather than the $3 option. The lesson generalises: read what a price includes before you compare it to another price.
The same logic runs the other way at the top of the table. Premiumize costs four times the cheapest entry here, and for someone who only wants torrents unlocked that is money burned. For someone already paying for cloud storage and Usenet elsewhere, it is the best-value row on the page. Neither reading is wrong, which is exactly why a price column on its own tells you very little.
What about free debrid services?
No credible provider gives away unlimited debrid access, and anything claiming to is worth treating carefully. What you can get for free is a tier to test with, which is the sensible way to spend nothing before spending something.
Free tier, no time limit
TorBox and World-Debrid both run one. Test them against your own links first.
Trial only
AllDebrid offers a trial, verified by SMS. Fine if you don’t mind handing over a number.
Nothing free at all
Real-Debrid, Debrid-Link and Premiumize. You pay to find out.
The three things that change the real price
Daily transfer caps
Debrid-Link caps at 140 GB/day. TorBox guarantees 10 TB a month on the $3 tier instead of a daily cap. Move more than that regularly and you have bought a plan you will outgrow, whatever it cost.
What sits behind a higher tier
TorBox’s entry price excludes streaming; you step up for it, and again for Usenet. Compare the tier you’d actually buy, not the cheapest one listed.
How you’re allowed to pay
A price you can’t pay is no price at all. Card-only providers are a real obstacle in some countries, so check the payment column before the price column.
Put the three together and the ordering in the table above moves for most people. A $3 plan with a cap you hit twice a week, no streaming and a payment method your bank blocks is more expensive than a €4 plan you never have to think about.
FAQ
Questions about debrid pricing
What is the cheapest debrid service in 2026?
World-Debrid has the lowest entry price at €2.79/mo, then AllDebrid at €2.99/mo on its recurring plan, with TorBox effectively level at $3/mo once you convert. TorBox at $3 covers torrents, Usenet and file hosts, though transfers from a host are capped at 100 GB each and around fifteen popular hosts are unsupported. World-Debrid is the cheapest service that gives you the full package of hosts, torrents and streaming together.
Is there a free debrid service?
There is no serious debrid service that is free forever with no limits, and anything advertising itself that way is worth being suspicious of. What does exist is a real free tier: TorBox and World-Debrid both run one, so you can test against your own links before paying. AllDebrid offers a trial verified by SMS. Real-Debrid, Debrid-Link and Premiumize have neither.
Why do the prices use different currencies?
Because the providers do. TorBox and Premiumize price in dollars, the rest in euros. We list each service at its own stated entry rate rather than converting, since the rate you actually pay depends on your card and the day. On a like-for-like basis the euro-priced options sit slightly above their dollar figure, which matters when the gap is a few cents.
Does a longer plan work out cheaper?
Almost always, and the size of the discount varies a lot. Real-Debrid discounts hardest on long terms, enough to change how it ranks against AllDebrid on price alone. If you already know you want a debrid service for the year, compare annual rates rather than the monthly entry price shown here.
Is the cheapest debrid service the best value?
Rarely. Value is entry price weighed against what the tier lets you do. The $3 plan that caps each host transfer at 100 GB and drops fifteen popular hosts is not the same product as the €2.79 one that carries 70+ hosts and streaming: judge what the tier unlocks, not the number next to it. Read the two right-hand columns of the table above before the price column.
What happens if I hit a daily transfer cap?
You stop downloading until the cap resets, usually at midnight in the provider’s timezone. It is not a penalty or a suspension, but it does mean a cheap plan can turn into a queue if you regularly move large libraries. Debrid-Link caps at 140 GB/day. TorBox works differently: no daily cap at all, but a guaranteed floor of 10 TB a month on the $3 tier, rising to 30 TB on Pro, with a dynamic threshold above that and warnings only for accounts in the top percentile. The others in this table do not publish a limit.
Do any of them take crypto or PayPal?
Payment flexibility varies more than you would expect. All six take card. TorBox adds crypto only. AllDebrid adds crypto and Dedipass, but not PayPal. Real-Debrid, Debrid-Link and Premiumize add PayPal and crypto. World-Debrid has no PayPal but adds Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, Amazon Pay, Revolut Pay and crypto (the last four on one-time packs), which helps if a card payment to a foreign provider is awkward where you are.
Where price fits in the full ranking
Price is one of eight criteria we score. Here is the rest of the picture.