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TOP 10 POPULAR TOORENT SITES -- 2015

Torrent websites are file sharing websites which uses a peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P) communications protocol in which every user hosts the file he/she has downloaded. This, thus with more seeds the file can be downloaded with more ease and higher speed.
Here are top 10 most popular torrent sites for free movie, games downloads based on traffic and popularity, the ranking is based on Alexa Global ranking and traffic estimations per month from traffic estimate . We will keep updating the ranking and URL of these torrent websites on weekly basic, it happens that these websites time to time has to migrate to new domain because of copyrights issues.
Some of these sites may not be accessible from your location or country facing a ISP level ban, users are suggested to use VPN in that case

Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015

1. ThePirateBay  |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 51,275,000+
Alexa Rank- 199
Remarks : Ranking at the top of the list, and keeping the sails up after last years raid The Pirate Bay or TPB as its popularly called, is arguably the best torrent website of 2015
2. KickAss Torrents |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 95,064,000+
Alexa Rank – 97
Remarks : KickAss Torrents has been redirected from kickass.to to https://kat.cr/
3. Torrentz |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 50,620,000+
Alexa Rank- 248
4. ExtraTorrent |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 31,261,000+
Alexa Rank- 354
5. SumoTorrent |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015

2,500,000 – Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
Alexa Rank (NA) *New entry after the demise of YIFY/YTS
6. Isohunt |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 5,112,300+
Alexa Rank- 2913
7. BitSnoop |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 4,979,000+
Alexa Rank- 4104
8. RARBG |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 11,410,333
Alexa Rank- 1176
Remarks  : RARBG.com points to http://rarbg.to/index8.php
9. TorrentDownloads |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 2,000,000
Alexa Rank- 5703
Remarks : EZTV is one of the best TV torrent website with 100s of TV shows and serials
Update: EZTV Has shut down after scammers take over its domain
10. 1337X |  Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015
Estimated Monthly Traffic: 8,042,900+
Alexa Rank- 1719
In case we have missed something do let us know we will cross check and update the list of our Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Websites of 2015.
Editors Choice : Though The Pirate Bay is the go to torrent site but it has been dodged with several privacy related issues and hence our choice for the top torrent website would be Kickass Torrents with its clear and friendly user interface.
2015 marked a bad year for torrent lovers as many of websites and apps like Popcorn Time closed down. Among the remaining TPB stands solid at number one.



source: techworm.net

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