Review
Easynews review
Web-based Usenet - no newsreader required
$1.99/mo
- Network Omicron (Highwinds Media)
- Takedown rules DMCA
- Our rating 4.7/5
Direct answer
Choose Easynews if you want to search and download in the browser. The files are the same ones Newshosting has, so do not buy both.
- Network
- Omicron (Highwinds Media)
- Files kept
- 6,618 days (~18.1 yrs)
- Takedown rules
- DMCA
- Where the servers are
- US, EU
- Connections
- 60
- VPN included
- PrivadoVPN
- Search in the browser
- Yes
- Block plans
- No
- Our rating
- 4.7 / 5
- Price now
- $1.99
Buy it if
You want a website, not a separate download app, and you still want a long archive. It is the simpler way to start. Later you can point a download app at the same account, if your plan includes that. When you outgrow the browser, you do not need a second account on this network. Read Easynews vs Newshosting if you are choosing between the website and the usual US account.
Skip it if
You already have Newshosting or UsenetServer and hoped Easynews would find the missing files. It will not. If downloads fail, add NewsDemon. Also skip it if US takedown rules are a deal-breaker. Eweka is the European alternative, and it does not have this browser search.
What the price means
The public yearly price is often about $9.99 a month. A 15-month offer sometimes lands near $1.99 a month, paid up front. Check that the plan includes app access if you expect to leave the browser, and read the renewal price before you pay.
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Plans
- Easynews Unlimited - unlimited, $9.99 Deal $1.99 (Promo ~$29.85 / 15 months ($1.99/mo) when landing live; public signup often ~$9.99/mo annual)
Domestic US farms: 15-20 connections often enough. PayPal, cards, and crypto are widely supported.
FAQ: Easynews
Is Easynews a different service from Newshosting?
The website is different. The files are not. Buying both does not give you a backup.
Can I start here and move to an app later?
Yes, on plans that include app access. You keep the same account.
Is the browser version more private?
No. You are still on a US account, and the website sees more of your browsing than an app does.