Zurg [Standalone]
$19.00 / month
Free trial: 7 days
Sign-up fee: $1.00
Your debrid library as a real filesystem, for the media server you already have.
A managed Zurg instance that turns your debrid account into a browseable WebDAV filesystem. Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, Kodi — anything that reads files — sees your debrid library as a normal mount. No media server included; if you want Zurg + a media server bundled, look at Zurgling instead. Bring your own debrid subscription.
Zurg is the mount layer. It exposes your debrid account as a WebDAV filesystem so any media server — yours, ours, or someone else’s — can scan it as a real library. No media server in this product; just Zurg.
What is Zurg [Standalone]?
Zurg connects to your debrid account and exposes the content you’ve downloaded there as a WebDAV mount. Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, Kodi, VLC — any client that can read a filesystem — sees your debrid library as if it were a local disk. No download wait, no storage required, no manual file management.
This is the standalone Zurg product: just the mount layer, no media server included. Use it when you already have a media server somewhere (your home server, another VPS, or an ElfHosted standalone Plex / Jellyfin / Emby) and want to plug your debrid account into it.
Key Features
- 📁 Your debrid library as a filesystem: WebDAV mount that any media server can scan as a normal library — no plugins or special clients required.
- 🧩 Custom regex filtering: match filenames to content types so your library is organised the way you want it.
- 🩺 Auto-repair: Zurg detects and replaces content that has been removed from your debrid account, keeping your library coherent.
- 🧰 DMM-friendly: works alongside Debrid Media Manager (DMM) for curating what’s in your debrid account; Zurg reflects DMM changes into the mount.
- 🎬 Player-agnostic: Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, Kodi, VLC — all compatible. Mount Zurg’s WebDAV endpoint and point your scanner at it.
- 🔄 Updates handled: ElfHosted keeps Zurg current.
Zurg [Standalone] vs Zurgling vs Personal Media Streamer Bundles
If you’re new to Zurg, start by picking the right product:
- Zurg [Standalone] (this product) — just Zurg. You already have a media server elsewhere and want to mount your debrid library into it.
- Zurgling — Zurg paired with your choice of Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby on ElfHosted, ready to go. Pick this if you don’t already have a media server.
- Personal Media Streamer bundles — top-tier bundles that include Zurg plus a full automation stack (arrs, debrid manager, etc).
The standalone is the cheapest entry point ($19/mo) but it’s only useful if you have somewhere to mount the WebDAV. If you don’t, get a Zurgling.
Why Run Zurg on ElfHosted?
Self-hosting Zurg sounds simple — Docker container, debrid token, done — until you need to keep its WebDAV endpoint reachable to a remote media server, survive provider API changes, repair broken torrents at 2am, and handle the regex curation that makes the mount actually pleasant to browse. ElfHosted handles all of it:
- WebDAV endpoint with TLS on your own subdomain — reachable from a home Plex, a VPS Jellyfin, anywhere.
- Debrid token stored in your control panel — no editing config files in containers.
- Auto-repair runs continuously without you babysitting it.
- DMM integration set up out of the box.
- Updates roll out without you touching anything.
Technical Specifications
- 🛠️ Software: Zurg
- 📡 Output: WebDAV virtual filesystem exposing your debrid library
- 🎬 Compatible with: Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, Kodi, VLC, any WebDAV-aware client
- 🧰 DMM: compatible with Debrid Media Manager for curation
- 🔑 Subscription: your own debrid account required (paid directly to your provider)
- 🌐 Access: hosted on your ElfHosted subdomain with TLS
- 🔄 Updates: handled by ElfHosted
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this come with a media server?
No. Zurg [Standalone] is the mount layer only. Bring your own Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Infuse, or Kodi instance to read the WebDAV mount. If you want a bundled media server, get Zurgling instead.
Do I need a debrid subscription?
Yes, required. Buy it directly from your debrid provider; ElfHosted does not resell debrid accounts.
Can I mount this from a home Plex/Jellyfin?
Yes. The WebDAV endpoint is TLS-terminated and reachable from anywhere — your home server, another VPS, an ElfHosted standalone media server.
How is this different from Decypharr?
Decypharr is the automation-side link in a debrid pipeline (qBittorrent-API shim that lets Sonarr/Radarr push content to your debrid account). Zurg is the media-server-side link (mounts what’s in your debrid account as a filesystem). A full debrid setup uses both: Decypharr to put content into your debrid account, Zurg to expose it. Different layers, both needed in different setups.
Does it work with Debrid Media Manager?
Yes. DMM curates your debrid account; Zurg reflects those changes into the WebDAV mount.
What happens when content gets removed from your debrid account?
Zurg detects broken entries and triggers your provider’s repair flow to fetch a working copy where possible. If the provider can’t repair, the entry is marked as broken in your library.
Zurg [Standalone] is the cheapest way to plug your debrid account into a media server you already run. Just the mount, no server bundled. If you don’t have a media server yet, look at Zurgling instead.
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