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5 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Big files sent without an account
WeTransfer sends a file with no account needed on either end, the simpler pick for an occasional export rather than a recurring pipeline of camera footage.
Send big files and collect notes on them
Hightail collects notes and approvals on the files it sends, useful when the transfer is also where feedback happens, not just a drop-off.
Send a file of any size, from six dollars
Filemail starts at $6 a month with no account required to receive a file, a flat subscription instead of paying by the gigabyte the way MASV does.
Encrypted storage where only you hold the key
Sync.com encrypts storage so only you hold the key, a better fit for archiving finished projects than for moving a fresh shoot between people fast.
File delivery and video review clients can open
Dropbox is the better fit for sharing a finished export a few times a month rather than moving camera-original footage on every shoot, and clients already know how to open it.
