Transfer.zip
Transfer.zip is a file-sharing platform offering free, end-to-end encrypted transfers with no size limit, enabling users to send 100GB+ files securely. The service lets professionals brand download pages with custom domains, logos, and themes, while team accounts provide 1TB storage per member with admin oversight. Transfer.zip explicitly commits to never training AI on user content or selling data.
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Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Popular file-sharing services are often expensive, restrictive, or quietly train AI on user content. Professionals and teams lack a secure, customizable, and uncapped solution for transferring large files without compromising privacy or brand presentation.
Solution
Transfer.zip provides free, end-to-end encrypted file transfers with no size limit, enabling users to send 100GB+ files securely. The platform lets professionals brand their download pages with a custom domain, logo, and theme for a polished client experience. Team accounts give every member their own 1TB of storage while sending under the same brand, with admin oversight to track activity. The service is independently operated, keeps prices low by avoiding corporate overhead, and explicitly commits to never training AI on user content or selling data.
Target Audience
Primary users are professionals—such as designers, videographers, and consultants—who need to send large files securely and present a branded experience to clients, as well as teams requiring shared storage with administrative controls.
Features
- No size limit on file transfers, with free transfers of 100GB+ and end-to-end encryption
- Customizable download pages with user's own domain, logo, and theme
- Team accounts with individual 1TB storage per member and admin tracking of sends
- Quick Transfer feature for free, encrypted, unlimited-size file sharing
- Request Files feature providing a link for others to upload files to the user
- Explicit privacy commitment: never trains AI on content and never sells data