Send Anywhere review
A flexible cross-device transfer service with useful link controls on paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Send Anywhere is a file-transfer service for moving files between computers, mobile devices, and browsers. It suits individuals and teams that need to send files across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Chrome without relying on a single device type. Transfers can use a six-digit key, a share link, or a direct device connection. Gmail and Microsoft Outlook support large-file attachments, extending the service into common email workflows.
The Free plan includes six-digit-key transfers up to 50 GB, share links up to 10 GB, and 48-hour link validity. Lite costs $5.99 per month and raises share links to 20 GB, allows up to 200 GB of download data, and adds link management plus partial download-page customization. Standard costs $9.99 per month, raises share links to 30 GB and download data to 500 GB, and adds download-page customization. Paid features also include download-count limits, email notifications, password protection, and links with no expiration date.
Send Anywhere’s main strength is its breadth across platforms and transfer methods rather than deep automation. My Link provides link management, while Gmail, Outlook, and Chrome integrations support familiar sharing routes. The service is a practical choice for cross-device transfers, recurring link sharing, and occasional large attachments. Organizations seeking API-driven workflows or more specialized business transfer controls should choose an alternative, since API access is unavailable and the product’s strongest capabilities center on direct transfers and managed links.
Send Anywhere pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports web, desktop, mobile, and Chrome transfers
- Offers six-digit keys, direct transfers, links, and email attachments
- Paid plans add link controls, notifications, passwords, and customization
- Where it doesn't
- No API access for automated transfer workflows
- Paid link limits top out at 30 GB on Standard
- Business-focused transfer and integration depth is limited
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