Zurg [Standalone] vs Zurgling vs Infinite Streaming 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 Real-Debrid 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.
• Infinite Streaming 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, Real-Debrid token, done — until you need to keep its WebDAV endpoint reachable to a remote media server, survive RD 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.
• Real-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.