Stremio + Real-Debrid Alternative - Essential: 1 Year One-Time Payment US$25.20 via Crypto + 84 Days via Referral @ TorBox

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SIGMA30

What's stremio?
Basically like netflix but has content from every service instead for much cheaper.

With real-debrid having issues due to copyright filters, torbox is a great alternative if anyone is looking for one for stremio, nuvio or other apps.

Coupon code:
SIGMA30

The deal works out to US$25.20 (via crypto payment method only) for 12 months of Essential, plus the referral bonus adds extra days, bringing it to about 450 days total. That comes out to around $2.31 per month.

Referral bonus days:

1 month = +7 days
3 months = +21 days
6 months = +42 days
12 months = +84 days

Important notes:

This is for new accounts only.
You need to choose the one-time payment option, not subscription.
The SIGMA30 coupon appears to only work with crypto payment, with BTC accepted.

Steps:

Use the referral link or paste the referral code during checkout.
Select Essential → 12 months → one-time payment.
Apply the coupon code SIGMA30 and make sure the 30% discount shows.
Pay with any crypto listed.
The referral bonus days should be added automatically.

Worked for me and came out to around 15 months for about US$25. TorBox has been running smoothly so far, especially as an alternative to Real-Debrid

Mod: Referral codes not allowed in deal, use referral system below.


DO NOT ENTER YOUR CODE INTO THE REFERRAL POOL IF YOU ARE A FREE USER.

Your referral code will not result in any rewards being given to you, or the referee.

TorBox Referrals

ONLY PAID TORBOX USERS TO PARTICIPATE: random (348)

Referee and referrer will each receive 7 bonus days for each month purchased (for example, buy 3 months, 21 extra days rewarded). **

Referrer must have a paid TorBox plan in order to receive or award any referral bonuses.

The 24 hour free trial does not count towards referrals and will not provide a bonus.

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  • +15

    Hmm might have to give it a go with the recent Real Debrid issues lately.

    • +5

      I recommend also trying Nuvio if you can be stuffed, they added a native implementation like yesterday with torbox and the loadings almost instant now with it.

      • Nuvio VS Stremio?

        • +1

          Nuvio none better way more feature rich

          • @hessels92: One thing it doesn't handle is auto refresh rate switching like stremio. Both on my NVIDIA shield and Xiaomi s box gen 3

          • @hessels92: and 2 way Trakt sync. Stremio is a PITA in that anything I watch via Kodi isn't marked watched in Stremio despite being so on Trakt.

      • +2

        Nuvio is solid but requires a little bit of tinkering to sort out categories if you want to go down that path.

        I've been using WuPlay for awhile that is pretty good. Pretty much set up once and you're on your way.

        • +2

          Not at all, categories are easy, check out bingecat addon and you'll never need to worry about API keys and tmdb/trakt etc. again.

          The problem with nuvio is they update it so often and nearly every second update (for android TV) breaks something.

      • +4

        How is it? Stremio has been soo buggy for me lately and their flat out refusal to add profile support really annoys me. I'd be keen to try something else

        • +2

          Nuvio has support for 5 profiles on android TV.

          I'll never go back to stremio.

          • @creesy: Yeah looks really good - love that they use mpv instead of exoplayer on android tv. no way to use it on a laptop though from what I can tell which is a shame

            • @Referenced: There's a webapp with the ability to use the keyboard or a remote to navigate. It works really well.

      • I've been getting annoyed lately with stremio and streams just buffering. I don't know why but I can't seem to get over 2.5 MB/s download. So instantaneous loads sounds amazing.

        Was told about Real Debrid a while back but never looked into it because it got shut down or wasn't working or something a year or so back?

        • +3

          Are you just using straight torrents to steam?
          You will get much better results from a debrid service. RealDebrid had controversy a while ago (still ongoing I guess) and are losing the trust of the community with how they deal with anything to do with customer service. It's still technically the best option in terms of what's available cached but the other main players are all pretty similar now. You will only have issues with really niche content.

          I have been using torbox for the last year and havnt found a stream that hasn't been cached yet (and even if you find one you just click it to download and wait a bit for it to be available)
          They also have the great feature of being able to use it from several different IP addresses simultaneously even in the base tier (multiple users can use one account)

        • It's so annoying!
          I found out after having the same issue for ages, that they block VPNs.
          Basically stopped using it after I read that.

      • Can't do auto stream selection with it yet though

      • +1

        I moved from stremio to nuvio, the interface is much nicer and eaiser to navigate. However, I'm getting playback issues on my TCL with built in Android TV. Sometimes when I fast forward through a video, it will be stuck on pause. I click on play button and it changes to pause button but nothing happens on screen, frozen frame. Even going back and picking the same source doesn't seem to do anything.

        It's not a great experience if I can never fast forward through a video. Will happen to ~30-40% of the videos.

        • @CodeXD which TCL do you have?

          • +1

            @poxy001: 75C8K

            If you search tcl on nuvio discord, there is an open bug report for my exact issue.

            • @CodeXD: Are you on Android 12 or 14? Have the C7K, got the OTA update to 14 just some days ago (despite me having automatic updates disabled it still did it)

              Hadn't tried it before but had a bit of a play with Nuvio on it after though haven't come across that problem yet.

              • @bamzero: Turn on TV a few days ago and there was also an update, I'll guess that upgraded me to 14.

                I've switched over to wuplay and it's been great, not looking to change something that isn't broken.

    • +1

      What's the issues RD has had?

      • +6

        They're blocking and removing a lot of content due to copyright filters on file names.

        • Is it happening with Torbox?

          • +6

            @nightelves: No. RD are based in France. TB are based in South Africa.

        • Couldn't file names be changed?

          • +2

            @tenpercent: The file names are standardised across the community and doubt they'll change it just for RD. Also RD can also filter on the new names if it comes to it too.

        • +10

          All I can think of is a bunch of pirates with their pirate HR having meetings with the senior pirate executives, providing them with redeployment options within the plundering industry or pirate booty redundancy packages.

        • Walk dat plank, me hearrties! Arrrgh!

    • +3

      I subscribed to Torbox when RD ran into legal issues, but the collection of cached content was abysmal compared to RD. Have things improved?

      • +1

        Yea I jumped on a bit after all the controversy and now havnt had any issues finding non cached content. I recon torbox had a pretty big user base now to have most things cached.
        Having said that, I don't really watch niche content though.

      • +2

        Occasionally when no streams show, I jump onto DMM (Debrid Media Manager) and there are cached copies on there. One click and they appear in Stremio.

        • Oh this looks great, thanks for sharing!

  • +1

    “With real-debrid having issues due to copyright filters”

    Been noticing this lately with some movies

    • +2

      To bypass torrentio-realdebrid filters. Find the torrents yourself. Manually add torrent to realdebrid. Redo stremio setup checking box to see manually added torrents.

    • If you remember which movies, can you mention them? All the ones I tried have been working just fine

      • +1

        Old movies, I remember Sing 1989 didn’t work, some can’t remember

        • Oh yeah I see it now, all the media I tried were pretty recent so I thought it was just a temporary downtime. Looks like it's time to set up usenet again

    • +1

      That's why he said it…

  • +6

    7 days pee month

    Whatever floats your boat eh.

    How's this vs Easynews apart from the price?

  • +17

    15 months…..hmmm sounds like a money grab before they get hit with the same legal notice

    • +1

      yeah, sounds too good to be true.

    • +3

      Torbox operates out of South Africa, which (supposedly) has a more lax system (in terms of enforcement etc), as opposed to RD which operated out of France.

    • +15

      Just pay monthly subscription. It's like $4 a month lol. they get shut down you just move on

      • +2

        The problem will most likely be a degrading service rather than a complete shutdown.

    • +2

      TB are in South Africa. RD were subject to French rules.

    • Thats why I only pay in 3 month. Still works out cheaper but incase paying a full year. Leart that the hard way with Turkey Netflix lol

    • Well posting how to be a great pirate on Ozbargain will sure help get it closed down quicker than the influencers that have so much unwanted attention to Real Debrid 🤡

  • +7

    Oooff brave of OP to slam that referral in the post.

    • +5

      ngl I read the rules and it said to include it at the bottom, think I completely misunderstood it

  • +8

    New to crypto, any easy way to pay for it? with a reputable au service where i can just be charged to my debit/credit card to buy the crypto before transferring it toTorBox?

    • Same here….

    • +4

      Maybe have a look at Revolut. I haven't used the crypto feature but I believe you can buy crypto and send via the app.

      I personally use Binance on occasions where I have paid for things in crypto

      • -1

        A lot of people complaining on Reddit when I searched about it. Mostly people that deposited large amounts

        • Yeah I keep little money in my revolut account. And only transfer money as needed

    • +3

      I think coinspots one of the easier reputable methods, you set that up and can use payID to deposit and buy litecoin for example to pay in torbox

    • Binance and Swyftx are easy to deposit into. Might need verification though

    • Revolut would be easy however you can't send the btc to an address, only a contact via email etc. Also requires your TFN which most legally abiding apps will also require. BTCmarkets is what I used as it's what I used when I invested 11 years ago.

    • -6

      I can’t believe I’m reading through how to pirate guides and how to pay with Crypto questions in OzBargain 🤣🤣 this whole post and thread is completely illegal and is promoting piracy and the biggest scam on the planet in crypto, how in the absolute fk is this allowed? Literally asking for a takedown notice.

      • +2

        Really unfortunate that you replied to someone asking how to use crypto, which isn't illegal at all.

  • +2

    For some reason for me, even cryto subscription does not allow me to pay, it says Your selected coupon is not valid for this payment method

    • Same here

      • You have to select one time purchase at the top not a subscription

        • Yeah, just came back to add that after noticing. Thanks.

  • +1

    Basically like netflix but has content from every service instead for much cheaper.

    With real-debrid having issues due to copyright filters

    Is this legal or lawful?

    • +12

      You are not downloading stuff, it's torbox in South Africa who's doing it, so apparently a grey area?

      Some might also say that if buying isn't owning, then downloading isn't stealing

      • +17

        It's copyright infringement for sure.

        • it is but they cant get you on sharing it - single file only you access, at worst you pay $3

        • think of it this way, if someone uploaded the latest movie on youtube say the new mummy movie and u click to watch it, is it your fault or the person who uplaoded it gets punished and video gets taken down>? now u might say ohh u got the premium cloud torrent service, no, i got the torrent service but that does not make it illegal, owning a knife is not illegal. i can download legal torrents with a premium torrent downloader, can you prove i downlaoded illegal torrents? lol no, coz i never downloaded anything ;P im streaming it, its never stored on my HDD. and its anon so u cant prove anything

          • @Roe Jogan: It might be stored in temp files. You're definitely downloading it even if only streaming it.

            • -3

              @sween64: nope, its not stored on my pc or any device i own. its stored on a server with torbox, bro cmon, understand the logic of this workflow

      • +21

        it is not a grey area at all. it is straight out pirating or copyright infringement. personally I have nothing against it, but don't kid yourself into thinking you are doing nothing wrong.

        • Yeah sounds like pirating with extra steps! What's the benefit of these options vs hosting your own media on Jellyfin? (Considering it's all pirating anyway)

          • @Adam22: The benefits are it is significantly easier, basically when you combine with Stremio you effectively have access to streaming content that "mostly" just works whereas Jellyfin requires significantly more effort on your part.

          • @Adam22: Depends on how you source said pirated content. If you are torrenting you potentially open yourself up to distributing copyright content with can be more of an issue than just accessing it.

    • +1

      Not likely. But it's great.

    • +4

      who cares. victimless

      • +8

        Not really victimless,
        Somewhere, a multi-millionaire is weeping by his infinity pool because your torrent delayed his purchase of a private jet by two whole weeks

    • +5

      It is just like Netflix - except illegal.
      So - nothing like Netflix really.

      • +3

        its like what netflix used to be, before they lost all content, added adds and crappy exclusive content no one watches - so yes, nothing like netflix of today

    • +1

      No it is not legal, Not at all, not even close and no. We’re talking about a replacement service that people use because the main one literally got shut down because of piracy and a take down notice by the authorities 😅🤡

    • it's for people who prefer content without having to pay creators

      • +1

        So you pay someone entirely unaffiliated with the creators of the works instead?

        • Yeah funny how that works

          • @DarkProject: I mean there are alternatives that don't involve paying anyone. If I were going to not pay the people licensed to distribute content at a price, I would probably not pay some unrelated third party instead.

  • +29

    Having to pay with crypto is a deal-breaker ..

    • +1

      Yep…. But it was only $9 usd for 3 months anyway so i just went with that. Cheap enough.

    • You pay with crypto so it's harder for the authorities to track you down.

    • u dont have to pay with crypto, thats only if u want the 30 percent discount, u can pay with credit card

  • +8

    I've been using Torbox for about 6 months, since Real Debrid banned me for using multiple IPs. Cheaper than Real-Debrid, allows for multiple IPs to use at once and has been rock solid. I can max out my gigabit connection downloading from them. There has been some downtime recently but they added like 12 extra days to everyone's subscription to make up for it. No complaints from me

    • Which CDN do you connect to?

    • Are you using tb pro?

      • +1

        nah just the essential one

      • I've got TBP if you've got any questions

        • Just got the TPB. Works like a charm on stremio so far. A bit exxy than the real debrid but no issues so far

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