Securely Send review
A low-cost web service for secure transfers, requests, tracking, and expiry.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Securely Send is a cloud-based, web-only file transfer service for individuals and small businesses that need to send or receive large files by email. Its feature set covers secure sending and receiving, secure receive requests, password-protected messages and files, tracking for opened, downloaded, and expired messages, read receipts, automatic expiration and deletion, SSL transfer encryption, and AES-256 encryption at rest. Paid plans support files up to 2GB, while the permanent Free plan is more limited.
Pricing is structured for occasional use through to higher-volume individual needs. The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes files up to 100MB, three messages per month, three receive requests per month, five-day file expiration, and a maximum of five views per message. Basic costs $4 per month or $35 per year and adds password protection, read receipts, and standard email support. Standard costs $9 per month or $79 per year, with the same listed transfer features and priority email support. Premium costs $15 per month or $149 per year and also lists priority email support. The published plans make the paid tiers mainly a choice between price and support level.
The service’s strongest fit is straightforward secure file exchange through a browser, especially when expiration, access tracking, and receipts matter. Receive requests provide a way to collect large files, while encryption covers both transfer and stored files. The trade-off is a narrow delivery model: the listed platform is web, and no integrations or API access are listed. That makes Securely Send a practical choice for individuals and small teams that want low-cost, email-oriented transfers, but a weaker fit for organizations seeking a broader connected file-transfer ecosystem.
Securely Send pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan supports secure sending, receiving, and receive requests
- Paid plans add passwords, read receipts, and email support
- SSL transfer encryption and AES-256 encryption at rest
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan limits files to 100MB and messages to three per month
- Web-only access limits platform and ecosystem breadth
- Paid plans do not list verified integrations or API access
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