WeTransfer forces you into a subscription even if you only send files twice a month. Netload does not. Free tier: Upload up to 5GB, get a link instantly, share it for 7 days. No signup, no payment, no expiry surprises. Pro tier: £1.99 per transfer — not per month. Get up to 50GB, password protection, and choose your link duration from 1 hour to 3 months. You only pay when you actually need the extra features. Otherwise, it stays free forever. Built by Nesdzo.
Hi PH 👋
I got tired of paying per month to WeTransfer for sending maybe 3 files a month. Most of the time I just need to send a PDF or a zip to a client and forget about it. I don't need a dashboard, I don't need analytics, I don't need a recurring charge for something I use occasionally.
So I built NetLoad. Free for casual use. When you need a bigger file, a password, or a longer-lasting link, you pay £1.99 for that specific transfer. That's it. No subscription trap, no "oops I forgot to cancel" moment.
It's a WordPress plugin (yes, really) with a PHP backend handling file storage and a vanilla JS frontend. The free tier covers 90% of my own usage. Pro is there for the edge cases.
Would love your honest take: is the pay-per-transfer model actually appealing, or do people prefer subscriptions because it's "set and forget"?
Try it: nesdzo.com/send-large-files-online/
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