Fastwater vs TorBox
TorBox is a fast, low-priced torrent cache: files it has already fetched are ready at once, and it deletes them 30 days after their last download unless you move them into AirLock. Fastwater keeps everything you add until you delete it, and plays it on any screen.
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| Feature | Fastwater | TorBox |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $6.99 (200 GB) to $19.99 (2 TB) a month | Free, then $3, $5, or $10 a month |
| How long files stay | Until you delete them (30 days on Lite) | 30 days after the last download, unless moved to AirLock |
| Storage that never expires | 200 GB to 2 TB, all of it | AirLock: 300 GB, 500 GB, or 1 TB |
| Files other members already saved are ready at once | ||
| Player in the browser | Original quality, with subtitles and resume | Streaming links |
| Stremio | Fastwater add-on, Standard and Pro | TorBox add-on |
| WebDAV for Infuse, Plex, and Kodi | Standard and Pro | |
| Usenet | Pro only | |
| TV apps | Apps for Google TV, Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, LG, and Samsung | None of its own. Used through Stremio or Kodi |
TorBox details as listed on its website in October 2026. Check TorBox's site for current prices.
Add the same magnet links or .torrent files to Fastwater. Popular files are often already saved by another member, so they're ready in seconds, as on TorBox. Nothing expires while you're subscribed, so there's no AirLock to manage.