Review
TweakNews review
Base IP BV backbone with block options
$8.15/mo
- Network Omicron (Base IP BV)
- Takedown rules NTD
- Our rating 4.5/5
Direct answer
Choose TweakNews if you want a Dutch account and Eweka is not the right price. The archive is shorter than Eweka's, so this is not a straight swap for the longest retention.
- Network
- Omicron (Base IP BV)
- Files kept
- 5,000 days (~13.7 yrs)
- Takedown rules
- NTD
- Where the servers are
- NL
- Connections
- 60
- VPN included
- Zero-Log VPN
- Search in the browser
- No
- Block plans
- Yes
- Our rating
- 4.5 / 5
- Price now
- $8.15
Buy it if
You want European takedown rules, a euro price, and you have compared it with Eweka. It can be your main account on a budget, or a block beside a US account. Do not assume it finishes files Eweka misses. Read which providers share a network before you buy both.
Skip it if
You need the longest archive and Eweka fits the budget. Also skip the cheap yearly plan if the speed cap would be your only connection at home. That cheaper plan is for light use.
What the price means
Lightning is about €7.50 a month. Ultimate, with a VPN, is about €9.07 a month. The cheaper Fast year limits speed. Blocks are sold separately from unlimited. Compare the plan name at checkout, not only the monthly figure.
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Plans
- TweakNews Unlimited - unlimited, €7.50
Domestic US farms: 15-20 connections often enough. PayPal, cards, and crypto are widely supported.
FAQ: TweakNews
Should I buy TweakNews or Eweka?
Eweka if you want the longer archive. TweakNews if the Eweka price is wrong and a shorter archive is acceptable.
Does a VPN on the plan change the takedown rules?
No. The VPN covers other internet traffic. The account still follows European takedown rules.
Is the cheapest plan unlimited in practice?
The download amount can be unlimited while the speed is capped. That is a poor only connection for a busy household.