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Meggafast Review 2026: £4 Seedboxes and a Compromised Website

⚠️ Security warning — verified 20 August 2026. The Meggafast homepage is currently serving injected spam content that has nothing to do with seedbox hosting: an English-language sports-betting block, German online-casino copy and a section of Russian text, alongside a leftover test2 placeholder. The page’s own modification date is 13 August 2026, so this is live, not a stale artefact.

We first recorded this in July 2026 and it is still present today. Injected content of this kind normally means the site has been compromised at some level. Treat the site with caution and do not reuse a password there.

Meggafast at a Glance

Feature Details
Price £4–£9/month shared · £15–£30/month dedicated
Payment surcharge +8% PayPal transaction fee added on top of the listed price
Speed 1 Gbps port
Storage 125 GB – 950 GB shared; 1–4 TB dedicated
Bandwidth Unlimited downloads and uploads
Trackers Public trackers allowed, 2:1 ratio applied on public trackers
Access FTP over TLS, SSH root access, own dashboard
Refunds None published
Site status Compromised — injected spam on the homepage

Prices & site status last verified: 20 August 2026 · Scored per our review methodology.

The Service Itself Is Real

It is worth separating two things, because they point in opposite directions. Meggafast is not a dead host or a fake storefront — the order page works, the plans are current, and the copyright line reads 2026. What is broken is the public website around it.

Verified plans, August 2026

Plan Storage Price
MeggaBox 125 GB £4.00/mo
MeggaBox 250 GB £5.00/mo
MeggaBox 500 GB £6.00/mo
MeggaBox 950 GB £9.00/mo
Dedicated 1 TB £15.00/mo
Dedicated 2 TB £20.00/mo
Dedicated 4 TB £30.00/mo

Every shared plan includes unlimited transfer, a 1 Gbps port, FTP over TLS, SSH root access and a self-service dashboard. Public trackers are explicitly allowed, with a 2:1 ratio applied on them — a policy few hosts state so plainly, and a genuine plus if public trackers are what you use.

Three Things to Check Before You Pay

1. The 8% PayPal surcharge is real and it is on top. Every plan on the order page carries “+8% paypal Transaction fee”. That turns the £4.00 entry plan into roughly £4.32 and the £30 dedicated box into about £32.40. Most hosts absorb payment processing; passing it to the customer is legal and disclosed here, but it means the headline price is not the price you pay.

2. The 500 GB plan is listed at two different prices on the same page. The plan grid shows £6.00/month and the order dropdown shows £7.00 for what appears to be the same box. We have not been able to establish which one is charged. Confirm in writing before ordering.

3. There is no published refund policy. We could not find money-back terms anywhere on the site. Every host we rate at 7/10 or above in this market publishes one — typically 7 to 14 days. Ordering here means paying with no stated recourse, through a checkout that hands you straight to PayPal.

1 Gbps, Not 10

The port is 1 Gbps. That is perfectly adequate for streaming, archival seeding and general use, and at £4 for 125 GB nobody should expect more. But it is a tenth of what the 10 Gbps tier of this market now sells at similar money, so if you are racing on private trackers this is the wrong shape of box. See our 2026 roundup for hosts in that bracket.

Verdict: 4/10

On specification alone this would score around 6 — honest cheap storage, unlimited transfer, root access, and an unusually clear position on public trackers. Two things pull it down hard.

The first is commercial: an undisclosed-until-checkout 8% surcharge, a contradictory price on one plan, and no refund policy is a poor combination when you are asking for money up front.

The second is the one that decides it. A hosting company’s own website is the first evidence you have about how it runs infrastructure, and this one has been serving injected gambling spam for at least six weeks across two separate checks. Whether that reflects the seedbox platform we cannot say — but it is not a signal you can responsibly ignore when choosing where to put your data and your credentials.

If you want a budget box in this price range, we would point you at the options in our best cheap seedbox roundup instead, and to how to check what a host actually runs before you buy anywhere.

Disclosure: CheapSeedboxes is operated by the same team as EvoSeedbox and iSeedFast, which are reviewed on this site alongside their competitors. Meggafast is not affiliated with us. This review is not sponsored and we earn nothing from it. See our disclosure statement and how we test.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Meggafast safe to use?

The Meggafast website is currently serving injected spam content (sports betting and online casino copy in three languages), verified on 20 August 2026 and first recorded by us in July 2026. That normally indicates a compromised site. The seedbox service itself may be unaffected, but we cannot verify that, so treat the site with caution and never reuse a password there.

How much does Meggafast cost?

Shared MeggaBox plans run £4/month for 125 GB up to £9/month for 950 GB, and dedicated seedboxes run £15/month for 1 TB up to £30/month for 4 TB. An 8% PayPal transaction fee is added on top of every listed price.

Does Meggafast allow public trackers?

Yes. Public trackers are explicitly allowed, with a 2:1 ratio applied on them — one of the clearer public-tracker policies in this price bracket.

Does Meggafast offer refunds?

We could not find any published refund or money-back policy on their site as of August 2026. Ask before ordering.

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