Built for the client handoff.
A one-person software company making client file delivery feel professional. No VC, no sales org, transparent pricing.
I built BulkShare after watching the same handoff fail over and over. Freelancers and agencies would ship great work, then end the project with a generic we.tl link the client half-trusted. Half the time the file expired before they downloaded. The other half, the sender was chasing "did you get it?" for a week. The link carries someone else's brand, the landing page is generic, and you have no idea if the client even opened it.
Most file-sharing tools are built for internal teams or mass storage. The moment you send a link to a client, you're using infrastructure designed for a different job.
BulkShare is my answer — the delivery layer that sits on top, the part your clients actually see. Your own domain, password protection, expiry, and enough analytics to know whether the handoff landed. One plan at $29/mo, a 7-day free trial, up to 5 team seats. No enterprise complexity, no per-seat games.
Three things I believe
How you hand it off changes how they value it.
A great deliverable sent through a sketchy link gets undervalued by the client without them even noticing. The wrapper is part of the price.
Most teams don't need a DAM.
They need a link the client clicks first try, an open ping so they can stop chasing, and a password when the work is sensitive. That's it.
Pricing without games.
One plan, every feature. Yearly saves 30%. No per-seat upcharges. No 'contact sales' to see a feature already listed.
Common questions
BulkShare was built by Api Alam, a full-stack developer focused on making client file delivery simpler and more professional for agencies and freelancers. It's a solo-built product — no team, no VC, no sales organization.
Send the next one
from your domain.
Start a 7-day free trial — card required. Add your domain when the next project ships.
Free plan · Cancel anytime · No vendor lock-in