Best NZB SitesA live directory of NZB indexers, Usenet search engines and Spotnet sites — with registration status, pricing and the date we last checked each one.
Private indexer, running since 2017, with registration closed as of Apr 2026. Free accounts can only browse, and Supporter and VIP plans unlock downloads and API access.
South African general-purpose indexer that reopened to new users on Sep 17, 2026, with a new site launched Sep 15. There's a free tier and a trial, and Premium is $10 a year. Limited lifetime deals drop on the 1st of each month.
Community-built anime indexer launched Mar 24, 2026 to fill the gap left by AnimeTosho. It's free with no paywall and claims 2.3M+ NZBs and 4K+ members. It's still in alpha, now testing Spotnet support, and NZBHydra2 has supported it since Jun 2026.
Dutch forum for sharing NZB links. The domain is now parked.
Dutch Usenet community that went offline around March 2022.
Free web search engine for Usenet binaries; no account needed. You search raw headers and build an NZB in the browser. It's a good fallback when indexers miss something, but there's no automation API.
Former free Usenet search engine. The domain now serves gambling spam, so don't link it.
Niche indexer for scene Blu-ray and UHD releases (full ISO-in-RAR, REMUX, plus encoded x264 1080p and x265 2160p) that took over from BD25.eu. Free members get 2 NZBs a day and VIPs 50 a day. It has a very active release feed and NZBHydra2 support since Jun 2026.
Large German Usenet board, offline since December 2024.
About two years old as of March 2026 per Reddit. Donation-based tiers; March 2026 sale mentioned. Price not confirmed on-site yet.
Veteran private indexer that only opens registration on a few set days a year, often around Black Friday. It's known for clean, well-matched releases and solid *arr integration. In Aug 2026 lifetime members' daily cap was cut from 50 to 10 NZBs.
Popular invite-only indexer with brief public registration windows and frequent community invite giveaways. There's a free Water tier, and paid tiers start at EUR 15 a year. It's well regarded for completeness and *arr support.
Large file-sharing forum with a dedicated NZB section, not a Newznab API indexer. Members share and request NZBs in threads. Donations of about $10 a year unlock extras.
Free NZB search site, down since late December 2025. It might come back, but there's been no sign of life for months.
One of the oldest indexers still online, running since 2008. It's still up but shows its age, with SSL lapses in Aug 2026 and earlier outages. Registration looks closed right now.
Indexer testing a new 'Nexus' interface since Jun 2026; registration and upgrades still go through the Classic site. Users have complained about outages.
Free indexer hosted under keagaming.com from about 2012. The hostname no longer resolves.
French desktop program that searched Usenet through third-party engines. It was abandoned after its last update in 2019, though the old site is still up.
Paid indexer that shut down on April 30, 2021.
Private indexer that opens registration in short windows; the latest closed Oct 4, 2026. The standard plan is about EUR 15 a year, and lifetime deals show up only as rare flash sales. Crypto payments are approved by hand.
The long-running NZB.su indexer, renamed NZB.life; nzb.su now shows only a notice and retires in April 2027. Registration is open. Staff enforce a one-download-box rule against API sharing.
Well-known paid indexer, launched in 2014. It went unmaintained and has been down since Jul 2025, and the domain no longer resolves. Former subscribers should check for leftover recurring charges.
Actively developed indexer with open registration, passkey login, rebuilt TV, movie, anime and eBook matching pipelines, and much faster search since May 2026. Paid plans start around $15 a year. It also runs a Spotweb instance for members.
phpBB-style NZB forum with free registration and VIP donation tiers. It's a forum, not a Newznab API indexer. Members post and request NZBs in threads.
One of the most popular paid indexers, with open registration and unlimited downloads and API calls for subscribers. A 3-day trial lets you browse and search only. It's $12 a year, with 6-month, 5-year and lifetime plans and regular holiday sales.
Forum-style NZB community, now at nzbgrabit.org (the old .xyz redirects there). It's browse and download on the site with no Newznab API. Access passes and supporter tiers are priced in GBP.
Former free Spotweb (Spotnet) site, around since 2021. The domain now serves only a web host's default page.
Free Usenet search engine (nzbindex.com / nzbindex.nl) that indexes raw headers with no account needed. It's useful for manual searches and building NZBs for older or obscure posts.
Free Usenet search engine; no registration needed. It indexes binary newsgroup headers and lets you grab NZBs straight from search results. It's handy for quick manual searches.
Paid NZB indexer from 2012. The site now shows only a database error behind an expired certificate.
Beta indexer. Free tier is invite-only; paid Member and Lifetime plans reported on Reddit. Coverage still described as thin.
Community Newznab indexer with free registration and a small free tier. VIP Donor costs $12 and VIP+ $22, renewed yearly. How active it is hasn't been checked independently.
Established indexer, active since 2010, with VIP, Platinum and lifetime plans priced in GBP. Registration is closed right now, but invites show up on r/UsenetInvites. There were reports of fake .scr malware releases in Apr 2026.
UK-priced indexer whose owner shut it down, along with its sister site FreeNZBs, in 2021.
Free NZB indexer launched around 2021. It went offline in early 2026, and the domain is now parked on an ad-redirect service.
Public Spotweb front end for the Spotnet network. Search shows the overview page as live, but reports since 2023 say NZB downloads were disabled to push a paid VPN, so 'free' may be misleading.
Free Spotweb front end for the Dutch-centric Spotnet network; you can browse and search without an account. It was live and updating on Oct 5, 2026, despite status sites calling it down. The site is ad-heavy and has malvertising warnings, so use an ad blocker.
Former paid indexer, now on indefinite hiatus. Its homepage points visitors to an unrelated adult site, so don't link it.
Veteran invite-only indexer, now at omgwtfnzbs.org (the old .me domain is parked). It was confirmed up and running in Jul 2026. Getting in usually means an invite from a current member.
Australian-run paid indexer, launched in 2013. It's been unreachable since around 2022, and tools like Prowlarr treat it as gone.
Dutch NZB forum that closed on August 21, 2021.
French-language Newznab indexer focused on French releases (VOSTFR, French TV and films). Registration is free. Recent reports mention downtime and an API that sometimes returns .nfo files instead of NZBs.
Newer indexer. Reddit reported registrations closed Oct 2, 2026. Pricing discussed as yearly plus lifetime.
Former budget indexer at about GBP 5 a year. The domain now redirects to an unrelated spam site, so don't link it.
NNTmux-based indexer that opens registration only a few times a year. Free accounts are view-only, and Supporter plans start at $15 a year, paid in crypto through BTCPay.
German-focused scene and P2P indexer that launched as SceneNZBs on Jul 10, 2022 and rebranded as Treasure Maps in Jul 2026. Same crew, same NZBs and same API, just a new domain. It's free to use, with a EUR 15-a-year crypto-only Supporter plan for 400 downloads a day and unlimited API.
Long-running free Newznab indexer with open registration and an optional EUR 20 lifetime upgrade. It works with Sonarr, Radarr and NZBHydra2, but it's flaky lately: a database outage around Sep 22, 2026 and fake .exe malware releases reported around Sep 25, 2026.
Small free indexer whose status is unclear. Search still shows its page title and NZBHydra2 support (2024), but URZ's 2025 review calls it dead, and there were no Reddit mentions in 2025-26.
Free Spotweb (Spotnet) instance that went offline on April 30, 2021.
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