RED UseNext Review UseNeXT is a German Usenet provider that's been running since 2004, built around monthly data allowances rather than a flat unlimited plan, with a bundled VPN included on every tier. UseNeXT Overview UseNeXT p...
RED UsenetBucket Review UsenetBucket is a Dutch Usenet provider with speed-tiered pricing similar to other European providers, plus the option to pay with Bitcoin if you want an extra layer of payment privacy. Provider Overview Usene...
RED Pure Usenet Review Pure Usenet is a budget-friendly, Netherlands-based provider that's been running since 2000. Its speed-tiered pricing structure lets you pay for exactly the connection speed you need rather than a one-size-fits...
RED News Demon Review NewsDemon offers two different categories of pricing plans which are block and monthly. For the monthly membership plans, you can purchase the Beginner, Basic, Veteran, Pro or Platinum package.
RED Giganews Review Giganews prides themselves on the new servers, which gives maximum usage speeds. Giganews uses over 110,000 newsgroups which will update for your to use 2367 days worth of binary retention, and more than 8.5 years of text retention.
RED Astraweb Review Astraweb has been running since 1998, making it one of the longest-tenured providers on this list. It concentrates on the fundamentals — retention, completion, and speed stability — rather than bund...
10 RED Fast Usenet Review Fast Usenet offers excellent retention rates, a free trial, a mobile friendly newsreader and a web newsreader as part of their core package.
RED EasyNews Usenet Review EasyNews has been a Usenet Service Provider since 1995. They offer both NNTP and Web-based services. They have some distinct features we found that set them apart from their competitors.
9.7 RED Newshosting Review We found Newshosting to be a real powerhouse. Having one of the most advanced server designs in the Usenet Industry.
9.4 RED Usenet Server Review UsenetServer is one of the most popular Usenet Service Providers. Which makes them a major contender for one of the top five spots in the Usenet industry according to Lifehacker.