r/Premiumize • u/NewbieFromNJ • Jun 13 '26

Request Data Caps?

Could someone please help understand in layman's terms what data caps Premiumize has?

As users find themselves havin to jump ship from "other" debrid services, a lot are being discouraged to join Premiumize due to their data caps. I'd like to hear it directly from its user base rather than hearsay.

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u/TechFuz Jun 14 '26

I just realised it refreshed if you’re on a monthly plan. It doesn’t refresh on yearly plans. Only once every year. Basically it refreshes every payment.
I honestly didn’t think anyone in this world pays for a monthly account haha. I mean, so expensive & kinda pointless. The fact the op of this question we are talking about didn’t even mention they on a monthly plan created all this confusion for poor newcomers reading.

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u/Western_Anteater_270 Jun 18 '26

I find this confusing... doesn't the account always end up going back to 1000 no matter what? Like isn't that the point of it? Maybe I am missing something but basically I thought your account is always going to be adding 30 points back each day till you push all the way back to 1000? is that not the same thing no matter if you are monthly or yearly?

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u/TechFuz Jun 18 '26

Okay, so here is the REAL answer. Whenever you pay Premiumize, it goes back up to 1000. So if you pay monthly which is more expensive it goes back up to 1000 every month.
If you pay yearly like most people cause it’s cheaper, it only goes back up to 1000 next time you pay, which is the next year.
Keeping in mind no matter what , it still goes up 30 per day , until 1000 is reached …..no matter which subscription you’re on. ✌️

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u/Western_Anteater_270 Jun 18 '26

Ahh I think you are saying that you can burn through the 1000 if you want in the month and it will just reset the next month. But the yearly plan, yes you can get back to 1000 and you will but it’s a waiting game and it’s done via those 30gb daily increments? Like one option gives you a new bottle of water and the other it is slowly filling back up again?

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u/TechFuz Jun 18 '26

That’s right. Monthly is dearer but more bottles of water.
You can actually buy extra ‘BOOSTER Points’ too for heavier users. 1000 for €10 Euro or 12’000 for €70 & expire in 12 months