Newsgroups, with nothing to install

Upload an .nzb file or paste its link: Libnup downloads the articles from Usenet, then checks, repairs and unpacks the archive automatically. There is no software to install and no separate Usenet subscription to buy.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Add your NZB

    Drop one or more .nzb files, or paste a link that ends in .nzb.

  2. 2

    Libnup does the rest

    Download, verification, repair and unpacking follow one another with no action from you.

  3. 3

    Your files are ready

    They are waiting in your space, to share or download.

What you get

  • Unlimited newsgroups

    No limit on how many NZBs you add. Up to 10 download at the same time.

  • Automatic repair

    Parity files (PAR2) are used to check the archive and repair it when pieces are missing.

  • Automatic unpacking

    Archives are unpacked on arrival: you get the files themselves.

  • Usenet access included

    Access to the Usenet servers is part of the subscription, at no extra cost.

  • Step-by-step tracking

    Download, verification, repair, unpacking: you can see where each NZB stands.

  • Around the clock

    Downloads keep running on our servers, with your browser closed and your devices off.

What are newsgroups?

Newsgroups (Usenet) are a network of servers where files are posted as a multitude of articles. An NZB file is the index that says where to find all the articles of one piece of content: Libnup reads it and puts everything together for you.

No software, no settings

You would normally need a newsreader, an account with a Usenet provider and repair tools. Here everything runs on our servers and the result lands in your space.

When content is incomplete

If too many articles are missing to repair the archive, the download is reported as incomplete (missing articles) rather than handing you a corrupted file.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Usenet subscription?
No. Access to the Usenet servers is included in your Libnup subscription.
How do I add an NZB?
Upload an .nzb file from your device (32 MB at most) or paste a link that ends in .nzb.
What if the archive is password-protected?
Libnup does not ask for a password. An encrypted archive is delivered as is: you open it with its password after downloading it.
Is there a size limit?
No, not per file. The only limit is the storage left on your plan.

Everything is included, from €1.90 a month

You only choose your storage, from 100 GB to 3 TB. No commitment, cancel anytime.

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