#1 most frequent
United States of America
34.1%189 installations of 554
What is WeTransfer?
WeTransfer offers a large file transfer service which includes up to 20 GB transfer with its Pro service, as well as 100 GB of cloud storage.
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Who Buys & Uses WeTransfer
#2 most frequent
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
15.9%88 installations of 554
#3 most frequent
Netherlands
8.7%48 installations of 554
Fastest way to share files with no need to create an account, and for free!
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use WeTransfer in order to share materials between employees inside the company or to share them with clients and other companies. It helps us share big files that we can not attach via email on occasions where we can not upload them to Google Drive. It's extremely easy to use!
Pros
- Not asking you to have an account to upload things.
- Not asking you to have an account to download things.
- Being free for not so big files.
Cons
- It "broke" a few times lately.
- The deadline to download files sometimes is not long enough (even though it's days!!).
- It'd be great if it was free for bigger files too.
Return on Investment
- Accelerates the process of sharing documents.
- Saves time not having to create new users.
- It's been difficult to share some files when it went down for almost a whole day.
Alternatives Considered
Image Relay
Other Software Used
Image Relay, Microsoft SharePoint, Google Drive
Hassle-Free Way To Send & Receive Files
Pros
- File transfers.
- Ease of downloads.
- Great interface.
Cons
- The price for Pro is a bit high.
- A way for free users to save an address book.
- The offline app isn't as robust as the web client.
Return on Investment
- WeTransfer saves me time, which saves me money.
- They make file transfer as easy as possible.
- My clients are happy with the ease of use, which results in repeat business.
Alternatives Considered
Dropbox
Other Software Used
Box, Dropbox, Google Drive
Free, awesome, and reliable
Pros
- File transfers.
- Free.
Cons
- Save contacts.
- Lower price.
Return on Investment
- Free service - It is adequate for most files.
- Excellent for working offsite.
Alternatives Considered
Dropbox
WeTransfer is the best way to send files
Pros
- Transferring large files.
- Auto expiring links after a set amount of time.
- Allows branded backgrounds to keep branding cohesive.
Cons
- Possibly a higher paid tier for even larger files.
- More video integration for branding.
- Better, more customizable "message" area.
Return on Investment
- It has saved a lot of time in file transfer.
- The paid pro version has even more so saved us time with larger file sending.
- It's replaced several separate solutions to now just have one.
Alternatives Considered
OpenText Hightail and Google Drive
Other Software Used
FileZilla, Vimeo Pro
Usability
WeTransfer is our favorite for remote work and sharing files - without it our work is more challenging
Pros
- Sharing large files
- Accessing files remotely
- Sharing files remotely
- Sharing with those who do not have access to our shared drive (clients, vendors, 3rd parties)
Cons
- File limit for the free transfer version sometimes is not enough
- Chrome can be a bit wonky uploading - sometimes it takes more than once to complete
Return on Investment
- Without WeTransfer, or a similar software, sometimes we would not be able to get our work done. We rely on sharing files with vendors, clients and 3rd parties
- Without WeTransfer or a similar software, working remotely would be more challenging
Alternatives Considered
Dropbox Business and WebDAM
Other Software Used
Trello, eFileCabinet, Dropbox Business