Hexupload is probably one of the most controversial. It has been around for a few years and belongs to the hoster Oboom. Especially in the beginning, the provider has been very aggressive in marketing its own platform. Thus, proper advertising for the Hexupload appeared on various blogs or forums. At the same time, a particularly attractive introductory offer has been made to date, promising premium access for a whole year at a price of just under €40. This means that the service costs just over €3 per month.

When you get to Hexupload's website, you'll get to know the Hexupload offers and deals right away. The different terms are manageable, though, because there are exactly three to choose from and if you're honest, only one is really interesting. Basically, if you're honest, you don't need even more choices, as other providers do, which then build extra packages for Paysafecard customers, etc..

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So you have the choice between a term of 1 month, 6 months and 12 months. The provider confidently calls these packages Basic, Advanced and Ultra. However, the packages do not differ at all in terms of performance, but only in terms of the term and the effective price. Which brings us to the most important and best argument for Hexupload. A single month is not particularly attractive at €9.95, since you can also get other Hexupload or an account with a file hoster for this price. It gets more exciting with 6 or 12 months, because these packages cost 29,95 € and 39,95 € respectively. As mentioned above, this brings the total to a strong €3.30 per month (12 months).

It gets much more exciting when it comes to performance, or what is actually offered for €40 per year. To put it better, you could also say: What is actually offered and not just promised. Let's be honest: Everyone who has ever had an account with a Hexupload knows this. First, the provider advertises a variety of great file hosts, a VPN, a torrent cloud and much more, but in reality it may look quite different. How often does it happen that just at the most important hoster the traffic is out or there is only "maintenance work" for weeks. That is simply the unattractive side of the nevertheless so favorable multi OCHs.

Now I'm a bit off topic, because actually it's only about the provider Hexupload. From the outside, unfortunately, it does not reveal what it has on offer and what works. Only after you have purchased your account, you can access the dashboard and view the list of currently available filehosters. In addition, the currently defined limit (in GB per day) is displayed there and you can see whether the respective provider is currently functional at all or whether you should rather look for another download.

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