# Bitport.io

> bitport.io | Debrid; 1 record: free tier, limits, identity cost and evidence.

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## Bitport.io

- `debrid/bitport-io` | fails-quota | evidence documented | binding volume-quota | category torrent-to-cloud fetcher | tier free
- needs card no, phone no, ID no, institution no | verified 2026-10-23T01:53:00.000Z (live) | stale on 2026-11-23
- url https://bitport.io/pricelist
- price USD 5 for 75 GB; USD 15 for 1 TB
- free tier: Free: 1 GB cloud storage, 1 download slot, download speed 'Not guaranteed', 'Unsecured Only HTTP', 'Without antivirus control', online streaming on all devices, no extra features. | unit: GB | metered on: stored-bytes | read on: 2026-10-23 | source: [1] | note: the free plan is storage-metered; a 20 GiB torrent cannot fit in 1 GB
- per-object cap: No per-torrent cap is published. The free plan's cap is the 1 GB storage total. | source: [1] | note: third-party reviews report a one-torrent-per-day limit on free accounts; that number is not on the vendor's pricing page
- retention: Not stated on the pricing or features pages. The terms say that when a user's space expires 'the Company will delete all data uploaded by the User onto the Server'. | source: [2] | note: files appear to persist while the plan is active; no inactivity clock is published
- egress: Paid plans list 'Unlimited Download speed'; free is 'Not guaranteed' and served over plain HTTP. No byte allowance is published on any plan. | metered: no | free allowance: not published | source: [1]
- identity: email | detail: free account signup. The terms describe paid plans paid by card, PayPal or Bitcoin; the free plan needs no payment method.
- interface: rest
- limits:
  - volume-quota (binding): 1 GB stored on free; 75 GB on Small, 250 GB on Standard, 1 TB on Big [1]
  - pull-count: 1 download slot on free; 5 on Small, 20 on Standard, 30 on Big [1]
  - volume-quota (binding): 1 GB of cloud storage on the free plan; 75 GB Small, 250 GB Standard, 1 TB Big [1]
  - pull-count: one download slot on free; 5 on Small, 20 on Standard, 30 on Big [1]
  - per-ip-shaping: download speed 'Not guaranteed' on free, 'Unlimited' on every paid tier [1]
- limits note: third-party reviews (torrentcompare 2019, rapidseedbox 2023) put the free plan at one torrent per day; the vendor's own help-centre page 'How much can I download per month?' is a JavaScript shell and returned no text through the reader.
- binding note: The 1 GB storage total rejects a 20 GiB torrent before any slot or per-day limit applies.
- interface detail: HTTPS download links per file from the web UI; the free plan is explicitly HTTP-only. No public API is documented on the pages read.
- tooling: browser; FTP and RSS are paid-plan features ('RSS downloader' is listed from the Small plan up). No SDK.
- composes with: one of the few torrent-to-cloud services that advertises torrent and magnet only, so it drops into a stack as a pure fetch hop; 75 GB for $5 is the cheapest per-GB paid tier read after TorBox.
- reliability: free-tier downloads are HTTP-only and un-antivirused, unlike the paid tiers; the site has been running since at least 2016 and its help centre is now partly JavaScript-only.
- notes: The free tier is the smallest of the western torrent-to-cloud services: 1 GB cannot hold a single episode. The paid entry, 75 GB for $5, is the second cheapest per byte after TorBox Essential, but the free plan's per-day limit means the service is bought for storage, not queue depth. The ladder's own row says 'storage cap' and then adds the 1 GB into a byte-committed monthly subtotal. It is the one row in that subtotal that does not multiply. The number is defensible as a conservative floor, and it is wrong as a monthly ceiling in both directions: a 2 GB torrent is refused outright, and a 1 GB file can be downloaded more than once. Recording it as 1 GB/month is a choice, and it should be labelled as a floor rather than a counter.
- evidence note: the four plans and their limits were read from the vendor's pricelist. The free per-day torrent count is reported, not documented.
- extras:
  - free_http_only: yes
  - rss: Small and above
  - is_counter_times_unit: no
  - floor_or_ceiling: floor
  - ladder_gb_month: 1
- evidence:
  - [1] 2026-10-23: free 1 GB / 1 slot / HTTP-only / not-guaranteed speed; Small 75 GB from $5 ($9); Standard 250 GB $10 ($15); Big 1 TB $15 ($25)
  - [2] 2026-10-23: on space expiry the company deletes all uploaded data
  - [3] 2026-10-23: reported: free users 'can download only one torrent per day' with 1 GB storage and one slot
  - [1] 2026-10-23: 'Limited / 1 GB / Cloud Storage', 'Free', '1 slot', 'Not guaranteed' speed, 'Unsecured / Only HTTP / Without antivirus control'
  - [2] 2026-10-23: on space expiry 'the Company will delete all data uploaded by the User onto the Server'
- sources:
  - [1] https://bitport.io/pricelist
  - [2] https://bitport.io/docs/en/tos.pdf
  - [3] https://torrentcompare.com/bitport-io/