Hightail

Hightail provides high-end data sharing capability but I'm just a bit concerned on it's security. I have not navigated through in the tool deeply but I think the file is safe, for now. I recommend this tool most specially for those businesses who delivers digital marketing products that sends large size of files back-and-forth to clients.

Hightail was founded in 2004. It has now over 150,000 clients all over the world. This is amazing progress when you compare it with other file sharing platforms. Customer and Technical support is excellent. It is compatible with any available Operating Systems and Mobile device. So I can use file sharing at any where any time.

The limitation is the worst thing in the work of sharing files or a hindrance in team work which is reduced by using Hightail. Its enterprise plan offers unlimited space for storing the file and its bandwidth offers excellent speed. Whenever we send our proposals we attach our similar work or a sample file to the client so it doesn't fit with the email and we don't like the idea of making the recipient to register with the platform for accessing our sample file.

With 2GB of free cloud storage available to anyone you can only appreciate the free value. The paid plans would definitely suit companies which need to send and receive large files such as TV or movie studios. Video game and software developers as well as content creators who license their works and send them to companies who host and sell them. This feature and the unlimited storage feature make HighTail a worthy paid plan. Using a cloud file storage solution is a huge time saver and Hightail makes this especially with large files incredibly easy. Before cloud storage was widely available it was much more difficult to store and send files as there would be a delay or a queue to download files using free online storage sites and sending by email wasn't an option for large files. That's it's so easy and free for most purposes to do so has me recommend HighTail even if you are currently using Box, Dropbox or another cloud storage software for personal use. And consider it for business use while checking out the competition.