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What an account costs
Nothing. Registration is free, and a free account is enough to use both halves of the service: downloading files other people have shared, and putting your own files online. The paid plans lift the limits on one half or the other, and they are bought separately.
- 3 files a day
- Speed is capped
- Ads while you wait
- One file at a time
- 4 TB of space
- Up to 2 GB per file
- Unlimited downloads of your files
- Files are not kept long term
How to register
- Open the registration form and enter an email address and a password.
- Confirm the address from the message that arrives.
- Sign in. The account is already usable at the free limits, with no payment and no card.
- If and when you need more, pick a bandwidth plan for downloading or a storage plan for sharing. The two are separate purchases.
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Downloading: free against paid
| Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|
| Download speed | Capped | Not capped |
| Files per day | 3 | No set limit |
| At the same time | One | Several |
| Waiting before a download | Yes | No |
| Resume a broken download | No | Yes |
| Download managers | No | Yes |
| Largest file you can take | 300 MB, per the terms | Up to 80 GB |
| Ads | Yes | No |
Sharing your own files: free against paid
| Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|
| Space | 4 TB | 2 TB or 5 TB |
| Largest file you can upload | 2 GB | Up to 80 GB |
| How long files stay | The Buy Premium page says 7 days. The terms instead say a file must be downloaded at least once every 30 days or it is deleted. | As long as the storage plan is active |
| Downloads of your files | Unlimited | Unlimited |
The free figures above come from the service’s own Buy Premium page. Its Terms and Conditions give a larger upload size and a different retention rule, so the two documents do not agree. Where they differ, the stricter figure is the one shown here.
Three ways to put a file online
From the browser, with the web uploader. Over FTP, with a client such as FileZilla, which is the practical choice for large files and for many files at once. Or by remote upload, where you give the service a URL and it fetches the file itself, so nothing passes through your own connection.
What the account page also gives you
- One-time links, which stop working after a single download
- Per file statistics, so you can see what is actually being downloaded
- A link checker for the links you have published
- An API, if you want to automate uploads
- Folder links, so a whole folder can be shared with one address
Worth knowing before you pay
- A refund is only possible within 24 hours of the charge and only if the account has not been used. One upload or one download closes that window.
- If a renewal fails, the account drops back to the free limits.
- Automatic renewal can be switched off in the account settings at any time.
- A bandwidth plan does not keep your own files online. That is what a storage plan is for.
Figures on this page are taken from the service’s own published pages and were checked on 2 November 2026. Limits and prices are set by the operator and can change without notice.