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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Send a file of any size, from six dollars
Filemail sends a file of any size from six dollars a month, half Hightail's paid price, when raw delivery matters more than collecting feedback.
Big files sent without an account
WeTransfer sends big files without the recipient needing an account, free to start with paid plans from $25 a month; the pitch is the transfer itself.
Large file transfer priced by the gigabyte
MASV handles very large transfers priced by the gigabyte rather than by subscription, with a free tier and paid use from $58.
Where a client gives notes on the timecode
Frame.io is the stronger pick for the review half, with client notes landing on the timecode, free to start and from $15 a month paid.
File delivery and video review clients can open
Dropbox covers file delivery and video review in a place clients already know how to open, from $9.99 a month with a free tier.
Review and approval in one thread per file
Filestage runs review and approval in one thread per file with a free tier, but paid plans start at $199 a month, built for teams rather than one freelance seat.