Share files up to 10GB with a link — encrypted, no sign-up.
Perfect for sending design assets or video to clients. Not for permanent storage — files expire in 24 hours.
Wormhole does one job, sending files up to 10 GB with end-to-end encryption and a link that expires, so it covers a small team's occasional large-file need but has no other business features.wormhole.app
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Last researched: March 2026
You select files or drag them onto the home page and get a shareable link, with nothing else to set up.wormhole.app (source, opens in a new tab)
The FAQ describes no paid plan today; the vendor says it plans to add a Pro plan for larger file limits later.wormhole.app (source, opens in a new tab)
Wormhole's home page and FAQ describe a browser upload tool only, with no API or app integrations mentioned.wormhole.app (source, opens in a new tab)wormhole.app (source, opens in a new tab)
Help is offered through the vendor's Discord server, and files over 5 GB go peer-to-peer, so you must keep the page open until the recipient downloads them.wormhole.app (source, opens in a new tab)
Openness is scored only from the vendor's own pages. Until it's checked, this rating uses the five other factors.
Source: Wormhole·Verified March 2026
Dead simple — no accounts needed for anyone
End-to-end encryption
10GB free is far beyond email limits
Files expire after 24 hours
No folder organization or permissions
Peer-to-peer requires both parties online
Openness note: Public API at no extra cost. Self-serve download in Excel and other formats. Flexible Plan cancels any time. On Zapier. Own app marketplace.
