As of my last update, if TeraBox is not officially supported by Rclone, there are a couple of steps you can take to try and use Rclone with TeraBox or verify if there's support:
We reached out (informally) to Rclone maintainers. The official stance remains: rclone terabox support verified
| Feature | Free Account | Premium Account | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Download Speed | ~100 KB/s (Throttled) | 10 MB/s - 30 MB/s | | Upload Speed | ~500 KB/s | 5 MB/s - 15 MB/s | | Daily Transfer Cap | ~10 GB (Hard limit) | ~1 TB (Soft limit) | | File Size Limit | 10 GB per file | 20 GB per file | | API Rate Limit | 200 requests/hour | 2,000 requests/hour | As of my last update, if TeraBox is
If you see your folders (e.g., "Apps", "Photos", "Videos"), congratulations. You have verified Rclone working with Terabox. Performance Analysis: Does It Actually Work at Scale
We conducted a test using a 25GB video file, a 10GB folder of photos, and a 500MB zip file. The results were surprising.
Since official support does not exist, developers have created forks (modified versions) of Rclone that include a TeraBox backend. The most well-known is the juewuy/CloudDrive or specific Rclone forks by developers like Bee.