10Gbps Seedboxes on a Tier-1 Network
Every EvoSeedbox plan runs on a server with a 10 Gbps port on a Tier-1 Netherlands network — ten times the port speed of a standard 1 Gbps seedbox. That headroom shows up in three places: torrents that saturate swarms instead of waiting on them, file transfers home that finish in minutes, and Plex streams that never fight your downloads for bandwidth.
The 10Gbps Plans
All plans include unlimited downloads, ruTorrent, one-click apps (57 on Blitz, 100+ from Speed up) and RAR/Unrar. The Box + Plex plans add unlimited Plex streaming. The difference is storage and monthly upload allowance:
| Plan | Storage | Upload bandwidth | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blitz | 150 GB | 2 TB | $5 |
| Speed | 300 GB | 4 TB | $10 |
| Blaze | 600 GB | 7 TB | $18 |
| Dash | 1 TB | 12 TB | $26 |
| Spidey (Box + Plex) | 2 TB | 5 TB | $15 |
| IronMan (Box + Plex) | 4 TB | 10 TB | $30 |
| Hulk (Box + Plex) | 6 TB | 15 TB | $45 |
| Thanos (Box + Plex) | 8 TB | 20 TB | $60 |
Who Actually Needs 10Gbps?
Honest answer: not everyone. A 1 Gbps port already outruns almost every home connection on earth. You benefit from 10 Gbps when:
- You grab fresh, busy torrents — port speed determines how fast you pull from (and push to) a hot swarm, which matters for ratio building and being early.
- You stream while torrenting heavily — 4K Plex streams and a saturated torrent client coexist without throttling each other; see our streaming seedbox guide.
- You move big files home — with a fast home line and parallel FTP transfers, a 50 GB file arrives while you make coffee.
- Multiple heavy apps share the box — Sonarr/Radarr importing, Plex serving, torrents seeding, all at once.
If your usage is lighter, the $5 Blitz plan sits on the same 10 Gbps network, so you only pay more when you need more storage or upload.
Speed Claims You Can Verify
Every seedbox includes LibreSpeed, a self-hosted speed test running on your own server — measure your box’s real throughput any time (how to run it). If a torrent is slow, it’s almost never the port: our guide to diagnosing slow seedboxes walks through swarm health, peer limits and disk I/O, and seedbox bandwidth explained covers what the numbers on each plan actually mean.
Same Self-Healing Platform
Every plan runs the same stack: one-click Docker apps with automatic updates, App Doctor monitoring that repairs common failures before you notice, HTTPS access to your files, OpenVPN, and 24/7 support from the engineers who run the network.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I actually see 10Gbps on a single torrent?
No single torrent swarm sustains 10 Gbps — the port is about headroom, not one giant download. It means many simultaneous transfers, streams and uploads without any of them competing.
Is the 10Gbps port shared?
Like virtually all seedbox offerings at this price, plans share server uplinks — the 10 Gbps port is the server’s connection. The plans are sized so workloads fit comfortably; you can verify real-world speeds with the built-in LibreSpeed test.
Do I need a fast home connection to benefit?
For streaming, no — streams adapt to whatever your device connection supports. For transferring files home, your home downstream is the ceiling; the 10 Gbps port ensures the seedbox side is never the bottleneck.
Do I have to pick between 10Gbps and more storage?
You don’t have to choose: every plan is on a 10 Gbps port. Pick by storage and upload allowance. The Box + Plex line goes to 8 TB if you archive and stream.
