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Campsend
OBSERVEDExpiring download pages for delivering finished client files
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Campsend lets creatives send finished work to a client through an expiring download link with the sender's name, logo and color. It tracks when a delivery is first opened or a file is first downloaded, and recipients need no account. It is built for sending files to one person rather than shared folders or syncing, and can also be self-hosted as an open-source Rails application.
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1 person · 5 GB storage · 2 GB max delivery · 15 deliveries a month · Files kept 30 days
1 person · 250 GB storage · 15 GB max delivery · Unlimited deliveries · Files kept indefinitely
5 people · 1 TB storage · 50 GB max delivery · Unlimited deliveries · Files kept indefinitely
15 people · 3 TB storage · 75 GB max delivery · Unlimited deliveries · Files kept indefinitely
Unlimited people · 8 TB storage · 100 GB max delivery · Unlimited deliveries · Files kept indefinitely
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