Solutions
The same storage and the same network, pointed at three different problems.
Software teams
Push build artifacts straight from CI and hand testers a link that expires with the release candidate. Nightly builds clean themselves up on a retention rule instead of filling a bucket nobody owns.
Studios and agencies
Send a 40 GB master to a client who will open it once, from another continent, on a laptop. They get a plain download page — no account, no plugin, no compression artefacts from a chat app.
Research and data
Publish datasets that reviewers can fetch for a year and cite by a stable link, with a download log that tells you which institutions actually pulled them.
31 locations, one origin
Files land in a primary region you choose at setup — Amsterdam or Frankfurt. From there they are pulled to edge caches on first request and stay warm while the link is alive.
There is nothing to configure: no distributions, no cache rules, no invalidation queue. A link is fast the second time it is opened anywhere, and the first person in a region pays the cold-start cost of a few hundred milliseconds.
When a link expires or is revoked, the edge copies go with it — a revoked link stops working everywhere within a minute.
Coverage
| Western Europe | 9 locations |
| Eastern Europe | 5 locations |
| North America | 8 locations |
| South America | 2 locations |
| Asia Pacific | 6 locations |
| Middle East | 1 location |
Primary storage regions: Amsterdam (NL), Frankfurt (DE).
Control that survives a handover
Most of our support tickets used to be “who has this link?”. These four things removed them.
Expiry by default
Every link carries an end date. Nothing stays shareable because somebody forgot about it.
Download caps
Let a file be fetched five times, then close it. Useful when a link travels through a client’s inbox.
Pool membership
Access follows the pool, not the person who uploaded. People leave, files stay reachable.
Audit trail
Who created a link, who changed it, who opened it and from where. Exportable on Business plans.
Not sure which plan fits?
Send us your storage size and rough monthly download volume — we will come back with a number and open the account.
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