pushr

What the company is

pushr.io is the brand of a company its terms name as Net Stack Ltd., described there as the parent company of Pushr. The about page dates the current service to 2017 and a predecessor file-sharing service to 2011, and it gives an office in Sofia, Bulgaria. The terms of service put disputes under the law and courts of Bulgaria. For an adult operator the company is a delivery and storage vendor. Its adult product page is headed "Adult CDN for video & images" and is aimed at operators from small tubes to large adult networks. The products the pages list are a CDN, object storage, image optimization and live streaming.

What it sells an operator

The adult product page says the data centers sit in Europe, North America, South America, Australia and Asia. It sells one service for adult video and images: a CDN backed by managed storage, with optional video encoding that produces mobile-friendly renditions, thumbnails and trailers. It says secure tokens and a domain lock stop third parties from embedding and hot-linking content, and it says integrating Pushr with a WordPress, AVS, MechBunny, KVS or ElevatedX site takes just a minute. For a members area, secure tokens sign every request so that only the right members get access. The CDN page explains the model in general terms. Each site becomes a pull zone, and the operator replaces the links to its images, video, files, CSS and JavaScript with the pull zone address.

In October 2026 the pricing page showed the CDN as tiered per-GB pricing: $0.012/GB for the first 10,000 GB, a second band for the next 90,000 GB and a third band at $0.009/GB for each further GB, served from 27 edge data centers. It also describes an Extended tier at a single flat rate, which adds locations in South America and Oceania. The Extended rate is not printed the same way everywhere: the pricing page headline reads $0.05/GB, while the pricing FAQ and the CDN product page read $0.04/GB. The FAQ adds that the Extended tier is optional, can be toggled on and off, and bills only the traffic served from its extra data centers to visitors in those regions. Automatic discounts apply once usage passes 10TB in a month on the balanced network tier, and traffic statistics reset on the first day of each month. The CDN page describes the Standard tier as optimized for video and large files, served over HTTP/2 with Brotli compression from SSD and NVMe edge servers, with automatic failover between edge servers and data centers. Origin shields and load balancers are free across the network, and the pricing FAQ says their traffic is not counted.

The storage pages do not agree on the first band. The storage section of the pricing page, read in October 2026, lists Sonic object storage at $0.01/GB a month up to 50TB, while the Sonic product page lists a lower rate for the same band. The pricing page adds that there are no API or request fees and that storage is billed every hour for what is used. Files go up through a web file manager, FTP or a fully S3-compatible API, and the adult page says the FTP access lets the storage plug into many adult content management systems. A separate NVMe edge tier, Sonic Quantum, is sold for latency-sensitive data at a higher per-GB rate.

Live streaming is billed by the hour according to output resolution, from passthrough up to 4K to transcodes between 360p and 1080p, with CDN traffic billed on top and cloud DVR recording free. The stream API returns an RTMP address, a stream key, HLS links and an embeddable HTML5 player; streams use adaptive bitrate HLS, and recordings can be kept in Pushr's storage for on-demand viewing.

The pricing FAQ read in October 2026 describes prepaid billing. The account is debited every hour from loaded credit, the minimum load is $25, and an account must keep a minimum charge of $1 a month to stay active. The trial gives $10 in credit for 14 days with no card. The listed payment methods are PayPal, credit cards, Google Pay through Stripe and bank transfer.

The terms that decide the choice

The terms prohibit storing, uploading, sharing or distributing material that is unlawful, abusive or copyrighted by third parties. Material held on Pushr's own storage servers is removed promptly once the company is notified. Material held on servers outside its infrastructure may be reported to the host's provider, and the terms say takedown notices and complaints are forwarded there. The company may terminate without notice customers who infringe repeatedly.

Adult acceptance comes from the product itself rather than from a clause. Pushr runs a dedicated adult CDN page that sells delivery and storage for adult video and images, from a public tube to a private membership site, and describes its customers as small adult webmasters, producers and large established adult networks. The legal text sets no adult-specific rule and no approval step; its only content limit is the ban on illegal, abusive and third-party copyrighted material, and it requires the customer to follow the laws of its own country of residence and of the Republic of Bulgaria.

The terms name no DMCA agent and describe no counter-notice process, though the knowledge base lists a separate intellectual property page. They set no record-keeping duty for adult content.

Renewal works on a month-to-month basis. Services renew at the start of each billing period unless the customer cancels by email at least 7 business days before that period starts. Pushr has no obligation to store uploaded files longer than 28 days after an account is suspended. Custom infrastructure is decommissioned after 3 days, and restoring it carries a re-activation fee. The account must keep a positive balance at all times, and amounts that cannot be collected within a reasonable time may be passed to third-party collection services, with their fees added to the debt.

The terms say the service is not liable for data loss, advise customers to keep copies of their files and reserve the right to restrict uploads, cap file sizes, limit transfer speed and change the service. The Sonic product page says content is stored out of Germany, with physical servers in data centers in Nuremberg and Falkenstein, and states that those data centers are ISO-27001 certified.

Getting started and support

The CDN page says setup takes less than 5 minutes and needs no credit card. The operator creates a pull zone in the dashboard, enters the site address and updates its asset links. Storage follows the same pattern: create a storage zone in the dashboard, upload, then place the direct links on the site or in a video player.

The adult product page names WordPress, AVS, MechBunny, KVS and ElevatedX as connected platforms, and the knowledge base includes guides for Joomla and WordPress. The developer documentation covers an API key, calls for zones and traffic, cache purge and prefetch, and presigned URLs for storage, with guides for PHP, Go, Laravel and Node.js.

Support runs through live chat, tickets and email. The about page lists live chat and office hours from Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm, a US toll-free phone line and an email address. The CDN page claims 24/7 priority support at no extra charge, and image optimization is included at no extra cost. Those are the company's own service claims, and the pages state no response time.

Company and track record

The about page says the brand dates its current work to 2017, grew out of a file-sharing service begun in 2011, and is built in Europe with an office in Sofia. The terms name Net Stack Ltd. as parent company. The adult product page also carries feedback from named customers, among them Bluelight Media, Nudex and Prestige Cams. The footer carries a Bulgarian VAT number for Net Stack Ltd. The home page says Bluelight Media Group has used storage, CDN and encoding from the company since 2018. The pages give no client count.

Who it suits

pushr.io fits an operator whose site runs on WordPress or an adult content management system and who wants a CDN, object storage and live streaming on one prepaid account, with hourly billing and a small minimum. The trial credit and the low minimum load make a first test cheap to run, and token signing and domain lock suit a paysite that sells access to its videos.

The caveats are real. The first storage band and the Extended tier rate differ between pages. The terms let the company restrict uploads and change the service at its discretion, which matters for a large archive, and they warn customers to keep their own copies of files. The terms name no DMCA agent and set no record-keeping duties.

The strongest part of the offer is the structure: an adult-specific product with the main adult scripts named, a CDN with no commitment, storage billed by the hour without API fees, and encoding and streaming from the same dashboard. An operator can model a month from one pricing page and grow into the volume bands on month-to-month terms.