Turbobit, one file at a time
Turbobit files tend to be heavy, so the price follows the file: one credit per 5 GB started. No subscription to keep, and your coins stay put until the file is ready.
Paste my Turbobit link See pricing
2 credits to start, added when you verify your e-mail, valid 30 days.
How big Turbobit files are, and what they cost
Of the hosts on this site, Turbobit has the largest share of big files. Over the last 30 days, 7 Turbobit files in 10 fetched over that period were under 5 GB; the other 3 in 10 took two credits or more.
The count goes up in steps: a file just over 5 GB already takes two credits, just over 10 GB three. When the host does not give the size, the link costs one credit.
A credit costs between €0.20 and €0.25 depending on the pack. The 2 credits you get at sign-up already work on Turbobit.
If your Turbobit link fails
A dead Turbobit link is rarely your fault. The file may have expired or been deleted, or the address got cut short when you copied it. Whatever the reason, the result shows it, and your balance stays exactly where it was.
Copy the whole Turbobit address, ending included: a link pasted again exactly the same way within 24 hours is only paid once. If a download stops halfway, start it again from the same direct link: that costs nothing more.
- Link failsThe coin runs back to you. 0 credits
- Direct link never usedThe credit comes home on its own. back in 26 h
- Same link again within 24 hoursAlready paid once, not twice. nothing more
Turbobit premium, or credits when you need them?
Downloading from Turbobit most days? Then a Turbobit premium account is likely the cheaper route, and we prefer to say it plainly. Its shortest plan deserves a look first.
Credits suit the odd large file. You pay for that file and nothing else: no plan that renews, nothing to cancel, and purchased credits keep for 12 months after your last top-up or paid link.
The Turbobit downloader: your questions
Is there a Turbobit downloader without a subscription?
DebridTap works that way. Paste a Turbobit link and you get a direct download link, paid with prepaid credits instead of a plan: one credit up to 5 GB, one more for each started 5 GB after that. Nothing renews, there is nothing to cancel, and a link that fails costs nothing.
Why do Turbobit files often cost more than one credit?
Because they run larger. Over the 30 days to 29 September 2026, about 3 in 10 Turbobit files fetched weighed more than 5 GB, the largest share of the three hosts on this site. A file just over 5 GB takes 2 credits, just over 10 GB takes 3. Without a known size, a link costs 1.
What if my Turbobit download stops halfway?
Start it again from the same direct link. The link stays valid for 24 hours after you get it, and downloading it again costs nothing more: the credit was counted once, when the link was delivered. Pasting the same Turbobit address again within 24 hours costs nothing more either, provided it leads to the same file.
Can I paste every part of a split Turbobit upload at once?
Yes. Put the links on one line, separated by spaces: DebridTap handles each part as its own link, priced by its own size, and a part that fails costs nothing while the others go through. The line is only split when every piece is a complete address, so paste each link whole. If you paste more links than one send allows, nothing is charged.
Big Turbobit file waiting?
Bring it to our home page and paste it there. It is counted by its real size, one credit per 5 GB started, and a failure costs nothing.
Also on DebridTap: Rapidgator, 1fichier. All supported hosts