SendSecurely review
Flexible secure transfers, from free sends to branded portals and API access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SendSecurely is a web-based file-transfer service for professionals, creators, teams, and organizations sharing sensitive documents or media. Its focus is controlled delivery: files are encrypted in the browser, and transfers can use passwords and expiring links. Depending on the plan, senders can also receive download notifications, revoke access, and provide proof of delivery. It is suited to client-facing workflows where control and a clear delivery record matter; people looking for a desktop or mobile deployment should look elsewhere.
The published plans span per-transfer and monthly options. Pay Per Send costs $0.99 per transfer and requires no account. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes unlimited secure sends, basic encryption, and password protection. Pro costs $7 per month, with unlimited sends, custom expiration, download notifications, revocation, and Vericeipt receipts. Creator adds forensic watermarking, payment gating, view-only mode, proof of delivery, and custom expiration. Pro Creator adds custom branding, client portals, Smart NDAs, and priority support; Studio adds team features, API access, and dedicated support. Creator, Pro Creator, and Studio prices are not stated here, so compare their published terms before choosing.
The product's strongest fit is its range of delivery controls, extending from password protection and link expiry to revocation and delivery proof. Client portals and custom branding make the higher plans relevant for professionals who want transfers to sit within a client-facing workflow, while API access and team features address broader operational needs. The trade-off is a web-only product with no integrations listed, so organizations that depend on connecting transfers to an existing toolset may prefer an alternative. Choose SendSecurely for encrypted, branded client transfers; choose another service if platform breadth or integrations are essential.
SendSecurely pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Browser-side AES-256-GCM encryption and zero-knowledge sharing
- Pro adds expiring links, download notifications, and revocation
- Higher plans offer branding, client portals, and API access
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only deployment limits platform choice
- No integrations are listed
- Advanced features such as branding and API access require higher plans
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