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Step four: Remember that some Usenet providers also offer free reader software In the meantime, take a look at each of the providers, and choose the one that best suits your needs. Google Groups is also a Usenet access provider, but itвЂ™s limited in what it can do, so we havenвЂ™t included it as an option here. Usenet providers offering the longest free trialsД®ach of these providers offers slightly different services in terms of download speeds, concurrent connections, how long they retain files, and similar factors. Supernews: Three free days of Usenet access, then $5.99 for the first month and $11.99 for each month after that (opens in new tab).Newsleecher: 14 free days of Usenet access, then $9.49 a month (opens in new tab).Tweaknews: approximately $8.50 a month (opens in new tab).Usenet providers offering access for $150 or less per year Astraweb: $8 a month (opens in new tab).Giganews: 14 free days of Usenet access, then $8.33 a month (opens in new tab).UsenetServer: $7.95 a month (opens in new tab).

Eweka: Seven free days of Usenet access, then approximately $8 a month (opens in new tab).Usenet providers offering access for $100 or less a year Newsgroup Ninja: $5.83 a month (opens in new tab).Easynews: Three free months of Usenet access, then $5.99 a month (opens in new tab).Newshosting: Three free months of Usenet access, then $5.99 a month (opens in new tab).Usenet providers offering access for $70 or less a year HereвЂ™s the cheapest option for each provider and the length of their free trials. Our guide to the best Usenet providers (opens in new tab) lists the most popular options: we'll dig into some of these below, and discover who provides some Usenet access for free, including some deals you can take advantage of.

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But, some of them do offer free trials, so you can at least try them out for free to see if theyвЂ™re worth subscribing to. Unfortunately, we donвЂ™t have quite as many options for completely-free access.ДЄll Usenet providers, apart from Google Groups, do charge for access. Now itвЂ™s time to look at the other side-your access provider. WeвЂ™ve solved one half of the Usenet access puzzle-the newsgroup reader. Newshosting is one of the leading Usenet providers (Image credit: Newshosting) Step three: Find a free or low-cost Usenet access provider

Now you have the software you need, letвЂ™s explore Usenet access providers. Neither of them allows access to conversations and threads in newsgroups.ДЇor those, youвЂ™ll need one of the other newsgroup reader options, or Google Groups (opens in new tab), which weвЂ™ll cover later. ThereвЂ™s just one problem here-both of these programs can only be used to access files on Usenet newgroups.

Newsgroup readers that are completely open-source and free examples include SABnzbd (opens in new tab) and NZBGet (opens in new tab)Дownloading and installing SABnzbd or NZBGet is free, and you can use either of these applications as your newsgroup reader.

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Newsgroup readers from Usenet access providers that are free if you get a trial or buy access examples include Newshosting (opens in new tab) and Easynews (opens in new tab).

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Standalone newsgroup readers that you pay money for, separate to Usenet network access through a provider examples include Newsleecher at $3.99 a month, and Newsbin Pro at $30 a year.

As part of researching that guide, we discovered that reader software fell into one of three cost categories: Our guide to the best Usenet newsgroup readers (opens in new tab) covers the most popular and fully-featured software for accessing Usenet. Newsleecher is just one Usenet newsgroup reader that offers a free trial (Image credit: Newsleecher)

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