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Take your files to the cloud with CloudLoad.

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Anonymous private seedbox for downloading torrents and direct links to encrypted cloud storage, with no email, no password, and no third-party tracking.

Which is more popular?
Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | cloudload.com | peerbox.cloud |
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| Company | — | Startup from Czechia · 10 - 19 employees |
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In their own words, as submitted to SaaSHub.


No description of CloudLoad yet.
Peerbox is a private seedbox and file host. Add a magnet link, .torrent file, or direct URL, the server downloads it to your personal encrypted space while your own IP stays hidden from the torrent swarm. Files are retrieved via signed expiring links or a parallel browser downloader that opens up...
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As answered by people managing CloudLoad and Peerbox.cloud.
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
Peerbox requires no email address and no password. You sign in with an account number; a 12-word recovery seed is the only backup needed. There are no third-party scripts, fonts, analytics, or ads
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
Most seedbox and cloud torrent services require an email address, use third-party analytics, and accept only credit cards. Peerbox requires none of these. Your account has no identity attached to it, downloads are isolated to your own private space, shared links expire automatically, and you can pay entirely in cryptocurrency. For users who prioritize privacy, Peerbox has no equivalent among mainstream competitors.
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
Privacy-conscious users who download large files via torrents or direct links and want their IP address, identity, and payment method kept private. This includes people on private trackers, users in restrictive network environments, and anyone who wants cloud storage without handing over personal information.
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
Custom rust HTTP server, NextJS frontend.
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
Peerbox was built to solve a specific problem: existing seedbox and torrent-cloud services all require an email address at minimum, most use third-party tracking, and few accept private payment methods. Peerbox was designed from the ground up with the opposite defaults. No identity required, no third parties, crypto-only payments.
Peerbox.cloud's answer:
None that we know of, anonymous accounts mean we have no analytics.
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