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transfer.sh alternative

A transfer.sh alternative that stays up

Simple, link-based file sharing like transfer.sh, with a reliable hosted UI, expiry control, download tracking, and API access on Pro.

transfer.sh made curl-based uploads popular but has had reliability and availability issues. EasyFileUpload offers the same simple link-based sharing with a fast web UI, no per-file size limit, and precise expiry control, plus free download tracking, password protection, and API access on the $9/month Pro plan for scripted uploads.

Feature comparison

FeatureEasyFileUploadtransfer.sh
Per-file size limitNo per-file size limitNo hard size cap
Expiry control1 hour to 7 days free, 30 days on ProYou choose, 1 hour to 30 days
Download trackingFree (who, when, where)Free
Password protectionFree with an accountFree with an account
Custom brandingPro, your logo on the download pagePro
Ads / AI trainingNo ads, no AI training on your filesNo ads
PriceFree, Pro $9/monthFree / self-host

Why people switch

Reliable and hosted

A maintained, fast service with a real UI, instead of intermittent availability.

More control

Set expiry, add a password, and track downloads, none of which transfer.sh surfaced.

API on Pro

Scripted and CLI-style uploads are available through the Pro API.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an API for scripted uploads?

Yes, API access is included on the $9/month Pro plan.

Is there a size limit?

No per-file size limit.

Can I set how long files last?

Yes, from 1 hour to 7 days free, or 30 days on Pro.

Do I need an account?

No for basic sharing. An account adds password protection and tracking.

Can I track downloads?

Yes, free download tracking is included.

What does it cost?

Free to send; Pro is $9/month for branding, API, receive pages, and 30-day links.

Updated June 2026

Competitor details reflect their publicly listed plans as of 2026 and can change. Check the provider's website for current terms. EasyFileUpload details are accurate as of this page's last update.

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