NZBSooti Review

NZBSooti highlights:

  • Search the site for NZB’s
  • Over 500,000 NZBs indexed
  • Private Usenet search site
  • Sickbeard & CouchPotato
  • Download 30 Nzbs a day free
  • VIP’s can grab 500 NZBs a day

NZBSooti features:

NZBSooti.com is a community based NZB forum that launched in early 2013. The site has a nice design and is open to free registrations. You might need an invite in the future.

Sites like NZBSooti are different from automatic engines like Binsearch. They rely on members to drive the quality of the site and in turn build a community around the site. From what we’ve seen so far the site is encouraging it’s members to comment.

You can use NZBSooti for free with some limitations. The main limitation is that you can only download 30 NZBs a day. With a premium (VIP) membership you can download up to 500 NZBs a day along with API key and up to 5,000 hits a day.

Not to be confused for a Usenet provider or newsreader software. Both of which you will need to download from Usenet. NZBSooti will help you find what your looking for across millions of newsgroup posts without the need for downloading headers.

Search statistics:

  • Content is separated into categories
  • Over 500,000 NZBs indexed and growing

Ease of use:

  • Easily search their NZB index
  • Keyword search inside categories

Search results:

  • Name of post
  • Category
  • Post date
  • File size
  • Number of files
  • Member comments

How to use NZBSooti:

Search for your subject of interest. Once you find what your looking for click on the name of the post for more details. Then you can download the NZB and open the newly created NZB file in your favorite Usenet client to download the contents.

Free / Premium membership:

  • Register for free access – up to 30 NZBs a day
  • VIP’s get 500 NZB downloads plus 5,000 API calls a day
  • VIP memberships are available for a $10 donation to the project

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