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Internxt alternative for white-label file sharing

Internxt is a privacy-first encrypted cloud storage platform with post-quantum encryption, open-source code, and competitive lifetime pricing. It is an excellent personal and freelance storage tool. It has no team plans, no custom branding, no custom domain, and no client portal. Here is what client-facing businesses use instead.

Internxt is personal encrypted storage, client delivery is a different product category

Internxt is one of the most privacy-forward cloud storage services available in 2026. Zero-knowledge encryption, an open-source codebase audited by Securitum, GDPR compliance, and genuinely competitive lifetime pricing make it a credible choice for individuals and freelancers who want maximum control over their data with no reliance on Big Tech infrastructure.

The comparison with Sharebrand is unusual because the two products do not meaningfully compete. Internxt has no team plans, no custom domain support, no branded file delivery, no client portal, and no features designed around the professional delivery of files to external clients. It is a personal and freelance encrypted storage tool, built from the ground up for individuals who prioritise privacy above all else.

Businesses searching for an Internxt alternative for client-facing file delivery are asking a different question to the one Internxt was built to answer. This page explains what that question is and why Sharebrand answers it.

What Internxt does well

Internxt's core product is exceptional for what it was designed to do. Post-quantum encryption means that even future quantum computers cannot decrypt your stored files, a genuinely forward-looking security choice that most cloud storage providers have not yet made. All encryption happens client-side, before files leave your device. Internxt itself cannot access your data, cannot comply with decryption requests, and cannot share your files with third parties because it technically cannot read them.

The lifetime pricing model is also a meaningful differentiator for cost-conscious individuals. Instead of paying monthly subscriptions indefinitely, a one-time payment provides permanent access to encrypted storage. For freelancers and individuals who store sensitive personal or client files and want a long-term zero-recurring-cost option, the value is real.

The open-source codebase, publicly available on GitHub and independently audited, adds a transparency layer that closed-source competitors cannot match. For users who want to verify that the encryption claims are genuine rather than marketing language, this matters.

Where Internxt falls short for client-facing businesses

Internxt's limitations for professional client delivery are not weaknesses in the product. They are consequences of building a different product. Internxt was designed to protect your data from external access. Client-facing delivery requires the opposite: making your data accessible to specific external people in a controlled, professionally branded way.

No team plans and no multi-user workspaces

Internxt has no team or business plans. Every plan is individual: one user, one storage allocation. There is no shared workspace, no team folder structure, no role-based access management, and no admin console for managing multiple team members. A five-person agency has no way to share a single Internxt workspace, set permissions across team members, or manage billing centrally.

Sharebrand Starter includes five team seats, shared workspace, and team access controls at $29 per month flat.

No custom domain, no branded delivery

Internxt has no custom branding feature, no CNAME option, and no way to deliver shared files at your own domain. When you share a file through Internxt, the link is on Internxt's infrastructure. Your clients see Internxt's interface, not yours. There is no plan at any price that changes this because Internxt was not built for client-facing branded delivery.

Sharebrand includes a custom domain on every plan. Your clients receive a link at your domain with your logo, your colours, and your name, from the first day of the Starter plan.

No client portal or persistent client workspace

Internxt has no persistent client-facing workspace. There is no portal where a client logs in, sees all their project files over time, and downloads current deliverables. Each shared link is a standalone event. There is no concept of an ongoing client relationship built into the product because Internxt was built for personal storage, not client service delivery.

File sharing is basic and individual-focused

Internxt's file sharing is password-protected link sharing. Links expire after 15 days on the Send product. There is no file versioning on the Essential plan. There is no file payment gate. There is no brand asset portal. The sharing features reflect a personal and freelance use case: share a specific file securely with one person, then move on. Professional client delivery, where clients return to access ongoing project files over weeks and months, is outside the scope of what Internxt was built for.

Who actually needs an Internxt alternative

People searching for an Internxt alternative for client delivery are typically freelancers or small agency teams who started with Internxt for personal encrypted storage, then realised it does not serve their professional client-facing workflow. The moment a client asks why the download link looks unfamiliar, or when a team of two people needs to share a workspace, Internxt's individual-storage architecture becomes the wrong foundation.

Design and creative agencies that need to deliver finished work to multiple clients under their own brand, with each client accessing their own persistent portal. Photography and video studios sending large final deliverables to clients and wanting the download experience to carry the studio's name. Freelancers growing into agencies who need shared team workspaces, client portals, and branded delivery at scale. Any business that needs to charge clients for file downloads or offer a white-label file sharing service under their own name.

Internxt pricing vs Sharebrand pricing

Internxt and Sharebrand are priced for different buyers, so the comparison is more instructive than a direct number-for-number match.

Internxt's annual plans for individuals start at around €2 per month for 200 GB, scaling up to €21 per month equivalent for 2 TB. Lifetime plans are one-time payments starting at around €285 for 1 TB. These are individual plans only. There is no team pricing, no business plan, and no pathway to a shared workspace at any price point.

Sharebrand Starter is $29 per month for up to five team members with 3 TB of pooled storage, a custom domain, a branded client portal, and a file payment gate. All features are included on every plan. Pro at $59 per month covers ten team members and 6 TB.

For a solo freelancer who only needs personal encrypted storage and does not need client-facing delivery features, Internxt's lifetime pricing can be genuinely cheaper over time. For any business that needs branded client delivery, team workspaces, or a client portal, Internxt has no plan that covers those requirements at any price.

Is Sharebrand a full Internxt replacement?

For client-facing branded delivery: yes, and Internxt was never offering that to begin with. If you want a branded professional file delivery experience for your clients, Sharebrand replaces any workaround you may have built with Internxt's link sharing.

For encrypted personal storage: no, and Sharebrand does not attempt to be. Internxt's security architecture is genuinely ahead of most competitors. If storing your own sensitive files with an independently audited, open-source codebase is the primary requirement, Internxt is the stronger tool for that specific use case.

Many freelancers use both: Internxt for their own sensitive personal file storage and backup, and Sharebrand for all external client-facing delivery. The two products complement each other without any overlap.

Internxt vs Sharebrand — common questions

Sharebrand is a white-label file sharing platform built for client-facing businesses. It delivers files to clients through your own custom domain with your logo and branding on every link. Clients never see Sharebrand's name. Unlike Internxt, which was built for private encrypted personal cloud storage, Sharebrand is built for professional branded delivery to external clients. Plans start at $29 per month for up to five team members with no per-user fees.

No. Internxt has no team or business plans. Every Internxt plan is for one individual user. There is no shared workspace, no admin console, no team folder structure, and no role-based access for multiple users. If you need a shared file delivery workspace for two or more team members, Internxt has no plan that covers this at any price. Sharebrand Starter includes five team seats at $29 per month flat.

No. Internxt has no custom domain (CNAME) support on any plan. Shared links are hosted on Internxt's infrastructure. There is no way to deliver files at your own domain through Internxt. Sharebrand supports full custom domain delivery on every plan, including Starter at $29 per month.

Yes, for pure privacy use cases. Internxt uses Kyber 512 and AES-256 encryption with an independently audited open-source codebase. This is ahead of most cloud storage providers on pure encryption strength. Sharebrand uses standard security for file delivery, which is appropriate for its use case: professionally delivering files to clients, not protecting personal sensitive data from government access. The two tools have different threat models.

Yes. Sharebrand has a built-in file payment gate. You set a price and clients pay before they can download. Internxt has no file payment feature.

Yes. Many freelancers use Internxt for personal encrypted backup of their own sensitive files and Sharebrand for all external client-facing delivery. The two tools do not overlap. Internxt handles what you want kept private. Sharebrand handles what you want professionally presented to clients.

Internxt's lifetime plans are one-time payments for individual storage (starting around €285 for 1 TB). For a solo person who only needs personal encrypted storage, this can be cheaper than a monthly subscription over time. For a team that needs branded client delivery, team seats, and a client portal, Internxt has no plan that provides any of these features at any price, lifetime or otherwise. Sharebrand charges $29 per month for a complete team delivery platform.

Yes. The white-label Reseller plan lets you run a fully branded file-sharing platform under your own name. Your brand replaces Sharebrand's entirely. You set the pricing, connect your own Stripe account, and keep all revenue. Internxt has an affiliate program but no white-label reseller program.

Yes. All Sharebrand plans include a 14-day free trial with full Pro access. No credit card required. You can set up your custom domain, add your branding, and send your first branded client link before paying anything.