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TransferSize vs TransferNow

See how two file-transfer services compare on free size, expiry, receiving files, sales, and business tools.

Checked 2026-08-252 official sourcesHow we checked
Free transfer
50 GB vs 5 GB
Free expiry
7 days each
Best fit
Large send vs business integrations
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The differences that change the choice

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TransferSize and TransferNow compared using public information checked 2026-08-25
What to compareTransferSizeTransferNow
Free size50 GB per file5 GB per transfer [1]
Free expiryUp to 7 days7 days [1]
Account to sendNot needed for a basic transferNot needed for a free transfer [1]
Account to downloadNot neededNot needed [1]
Paid size250 GB Plus; 500 GB Pro; 1 TB Business250 GB Premium; 500 GB Team [1]
Storage1 TB Plus; 3 TB Pro; 5 TB Business1 TB Premium; 2 TB Team [1]
Receive filesReusable receive linksEmail requests, deposit links, and website forms [2]
Sell filesSet a price in US dollarsIncluded on current paid plans [2]
Apps and integrationsWebDAV, creator tools, and Live RelayDesktop and mobile apps, mail extensions, branding, API, and storage regions [2]
Team tools5 managed accounts on Business, roles, invites, and an audit log10 users on Team; SSO and custom domains on Enterprise [2]
What it means

How the differences affect the job

Start with the file, the people receiving it, and what needs to happen after delivery.

01

The basic sending flow is similar

Both services let you upload files, make a link, and send it without asking the recipient to register. Both free links can last seven days and can use a password. The first clear difference is the free size: 50 GB per file on TransferSize and 5 GB per transfer on TransferNow.

02

Paid limits are only part of the cost

TransferNow Premium and Team raise the transfer limit and include storage. TransferSize also raises file and storage limits on paid plans. Compare how many people need access, how long files must stay, and whether the quoted storage is personal or shared.

03

File requests work differently from normal sends

Both services can collect files from clients. TransferNow adds email requests, deposit links, and website forms on eligible plans. TransferSize uses reusable receive links that feed into its own workspace.

04

The extra tools point in different directions

TransferNow is stronger when you need branded pages, mail extensions, an API, a storage-region choice, SSO, or a custom domain. TransferSize combines transfers with read-only WebDAV, creator sales, and Live Relay.

Questions

Questions people ask

Which service has the larger free transfer?

TransferSize allows a file up to 50 GB for free. TransferNow's free transfer limit is 5 GB. Both let you make a basic transfer without an account.

Which one is better for business integrations?

TransferNow has the broader traditional business toolkit, including apps, mail extensions, branding, an API, storage-region choices, and enterprise options. TransferSize is a better fit when you want file transfers, creator sales, WebDAV, or Live Relay in one workspace.

Can I collect files from clients with either service?

Yes. TransferSize uses reusable receive links. TransferNow offers email requests, deposit links, and website forms on eligible plans.

Method

How we checked this comparison

TransferSize wrote this page, so it is not an independent review. We checked the competitor's own plan, product, and help pages on 2026-08-25.

  • We compare the jobs both services can reasonably handle, even when the products are not identical.
  • We say when the other service is the better fit.
  • We do not name a speed or quality winner without a repeatable test.

If a fact has changed, email support@transfersize.com with the page and an official source.

Sources

Checked 2026-08-25. Competitor details come from the companies' own pages.

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