Tranzfer vs WeTransfer
For the transfers too big to babysit
WeTransfer is the name everyone knows for sending files. Tranzfer is built for the deliveries that are too big to babysit: hundreds of gigabytes of footage that has to survive a dropped connection, a sleeping laptop or a crashed browser.
| Tranzfer | WeTransfer | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 20 GB of live deliveries at once, as many sends as you like. Space frees up when a link ends. | 10 transfers or 3 GB in a rolling 30-day window. source |
| Free links last | Up to 3 days. | Up to 3 days. source |
| First paid plan | Starter, $15/month: 300 GB live at once, no cap on how many you send. | Starter: 10 transfers or 300 GB in a rolling 30-day window. source |
| Wi-Fi drops or laptop sleeps | Keeps every part that arrived and carries on, after a drop, a sleep, a reload or a crash. Tested on a 100 GB upload before every release. | Their troubleshooting page asks for a stable connection and a device that doesn't go into sleep mode. Resuming isn't mentioned. source |
| Recipients | No account needed. | No account needed. source |
WeTransfer facts come from WeTransfer's own pages, checked 8 October 2026. Plans change; follow the links for the current version.
When WeTransfer is the better pick
- You want links that stay up indefinitely; their Ultimate plan allows any expiry.
- Your recipients already expect a WeTransfer link and you send a few gigabytes at a time.
- You need team storage beyond Tranzfer's largest plan.
Start free 20 GB free, no card.