If you're planning to move away from Real-Debrid after their anti-piracy changes, TorBox are currently having their Black Friday sale with 30% off all their plans ending Dec 1.
They're currently having some server issues due to the massive influx of new users coming from RD, but are adding new servers tomorrow to handle the traffic and will compensate users for the downtime. I've bought a subscription and even with the server issues it seems to currently work fine for me with their Stremio addon.
The Essential plan should be enough for most people, and is cheaper than Real-Debrid's pricing. Also TorBox are based in South Africa unlike Real-Debrid and AllDebrid which are based in France, so are unlikely to shut down any time soon.
From their website:
All prices are already discounted by 30%, no coupon needed!
After December 1st, all prices will go back to their respective original prices.
The prices for subscriptions are for the first purchase only, the following months will be at the regular price. We recommend you purchase an annual plan to take advantage of this deal!
Payments stack! Take advantage of the discount by purchasing multiple months or years at once!
By purchasing before Monday, November 25th, you understand that the service is massively limited due to influx of new users and may not work as expected. Don't purchase if you expect everything to work perfectly right now. Please give us a few days. Thanks!
What is Stremio + TorBox/Real-Debrid?
In short, basically like a Netflix sub for US$2.1/month but with content from pretty much every streaming service.
What is Stremio?
It's an open source app similar to Plex/Kodi available on Windows, Mac, Linux, Google Play with over 10+ million installs. (4.2/5 rating). Most of the streams are 1080p/4K.
What is TorBox/Real-Debrid?
It downloads and caches torrent files remotely and then streams the content to you, so you never have an issue with ISP complaints. If you have a torrent link that is not already cached, you can add it to TorBox and it will download it for you and make it available to view in Stremio.
Interesting, what is it exactly?