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DropSend review

Freemium#64 of 105 in File Transfer Services

A low-cost file-transfer service with tracking, storage, and apps across major platforms.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

DropSend is a file-transfer service for sending, storing, and sharing large files. It serves individuals and businesses through a web app, Windows and Mac applications, iOS and Android apps, and a Microsoft Outlook integration. Users can send files by email, track delivery, opens, and downloads, and apply passwords, download limits, and expiring links. The free plan suits occasional transfers, while paid plans address larger files and higher sending volumes.

The published plans show a clear progression. Free costs $0 per month or year and includes files up to 2GB, five sends per month, 250MB of online storage, and base transfer speeds. Basic costs $5 per month or $25 per year, raising the file limit to 50GB, the sending allowance to 25 sends, and storage to 10GB. Standard costs $9 per month or $86 per year, with 50 sends, password-protected sends, and 25GB of storage. Professional costs $19 per month or $182 per year and adds unlimited sending, 50GB of storage, and download resume. Paid-file availability and link expiration can be set up to 14 days.

Platform coverage is a practical strength for users moving between browser, desktop, mobile, and Outlook workflows. Business capabilities include employee accounts, shared folders, branding, audit logs, and administrative controls, while support is available through email and documentation. DropSend is a strong fit for casual users, freelancers, and small teams that want straightforward transfers without a complex deployment. It also suits organizations that need recipient activity tracking or password-protected delivery. Buyers moving files larger than 50GB per transfer, or seeking highly specialized automation, should compare alternatives before choosing.

DropSend pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan supports files up to 2GB and five sends monthly
    • Paid plans support transfers up to 50GB with tracking and expiry
    • Web, desktop, mobile, and Microsoft Outlook access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan limits users to five sends per month
    • Paid plans cap individual transfers at 50GB
    • Advanced business features are reserved for business plans

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