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Hostupa vs WeTransfer
WeTransfer sends files that expire. Hostupa turns the same files into hosted pages with permanent links, analytics, QR codes, and password protection — from $0.
Hostupa is better for
- Permanent links that never expire
- QR codes, analytics, and password protection
- Files render as hosted pages, not downloads
- Custom domains from $9/mo
WeTransfer is better for
- Sending large files (up to 2 GB free)
- Quick one-off transfers with no account
- Raw file delivery without presentation
Feature comparison
| Feature | Hostupa | WeTransfer |
|---|---|---|
| Drag & drop upload | ||
| No code or Git required | ||
| Custom domain | ||
| QR codes | ||
| Analytics | ||
| Password protection | ||
| Email capture | ||
| Free plan (no expiry) | ||
| HTTPS on every link | ||
| 130+ file formats | ||
| Code editor | ||
| Team members |
Pricing, side by side
| Plan | Hostupa | WeTransfer |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | $0 · 1 project, permanent linkLinks never expire | $0 · up to 2 GB, expires in 7 days |
| Entry paid plan | $3/mo Starter4× cheaper to start | $12/mo Pro |
| Team tier | $22/mo Pro · 15 projectsMore projects, team members included | $23/mo Premium · 1 user |
WeTransfer pricing reflects publicly listed plans (billing period noted where relevant) and may change — check their site for current rates. Compared June 2026.
Choose Hostupa if
You want a permanent, presentable link for a file or static site — with analytics, QR codes, and password protection.
Choose WeTransfer if
You need to send a large raw file to someone once and don't care about a hosted page or link longevity.