TransferNow

WeTransfer alternative

TransferNow lets you send 5GB free with no account, and the paid Premium tier at roughly $10/month bumps that to 250GB. It's a near-direct WeTransfer competitor, slightly cheaper at the entry tier, with similar feel. Best for occasional big-file sends; not the right tool if your team needs persistent storage.

TransferNow is one of the cleanest WeTransfer alternatives in 2026 and competes mostly on price. The free tier handles up to 5GB per transfer without requiring account creation, which is the use case most people actually have, sending big audio files to a single recipient who shouldn't need to sign up for anything. Pricing as of February 2026 puts Premium at $10/month for individuals (dropping to $8/month annually or $6/month on a two-year plan), unlocking 250GB transfers. The Team plan is a flat $30/month for 10 user accounts and supports 500GB transfers. For podcast production, that's usually plenty: a 4-hour multi-track recording session for a video podcast can easily hit 100GB, and TransferNow Premium gives you the room without surprise overage charges. The platform handles end-to-end encryption, password protection, and customisable download pages on paid tiers. The honest comparison is against WeTransfer (slightly more polished, less generous free tier), Smash (also French, more aggressive free transfers but slower for huge files), and Filemail (unlimited transfer on paid). TransferNow's reason to exist is being the cheapest reliable option at the 250GB-per-transfer ceiling. If you're an individual or small team sending raws to editors a few times a week, the Premium tier covers it. For persistent storage and team workspaces, this still isn't the category.