Free file request link

No. They type their name, and optionally their email, then upload. No sign-up and no app.

Yes. A free link takes uploads for 7 days and holds up to 1 GB in total. You can have one open link at a time and make 3 a month. Files stay downloadable for 7 days after the link closes, then they are deleted. BulkShare Pro removes these limits, and you can try it free for 7 days.

So the files go to you and nobody else. You get a 6-digit code, and that same email is where we tell you when files arrive.

Only you, after signing in. The request link only takes uploads; nobody can use it to browse or download what others sent. Every upload also goes through our safety checks.

No. Google Drive has no built-in way to ask someone for files. People use a Google Form with a file upload question instead, but that requires every uploader to sign in with a Google account. A BulkShare request link works for anyone.

OneDrive's Request files option exists only in OneDrive for work or school, and an admin has to turn it on. If you use personal OneDrive, or your admin has it off, a BulkShare request link does the same job.

Yes. It works the same way for the people uploading, but you don't need a Dropbox account and the files don't use up your Dropbox space.

The link stops taking uploads after 7 days. Download what you need within the next 7 days. If you start Pro before then, the files stay in your BulkShare folders for good.