Hightail

Hightail sends files far past what email allows and then keeps the feedback attached to the thing being reviewed, so comments on a cut land on the frame rather than in a thread somewhere. The free tier caps uploads at a hundred megabytes, which is a document rather than a video. Paying takes that to twenty-five gigabytes with storage uncapped. Teams are priced per user, so a solo editor sending to clients pays once rather than per seat.

Lite is free forever with 100MB uploads and 2GB of storage. Pro at $12 a month, billed annually, takes uploads to 25GB with unlimited storage, five nested folders and security settings on shares. Teams at $24 per user a month covers one to thirty users with 50GB uploads and ten nested folders. Business at $36 per user is for three or more with thirty nested folders. Every paid figure is billed annually.

An editor or designer sending large files to clients who will not install anything, where keeping the notes attached to the file is worth more than the transfer itself. One paid seat covers a freelancer completely. A team needing shared folders, versioning and permissions across a library is describing storage rather than delivery and should buy that instead.