WeTransfer alternative for photographers and creative agencies

Yes. Eligible WeTransfer subscriptions support branded pages, custom backgrounds, logos, text, links, and a WeTransfer subdomain. That is different from using an agency-owned custom domain.

WeTransfer allows eligible subscribers to claim a WeTransfer subdomain for branded pages and workspaces. It does not list agency-owned custom-domain file sharing as a standard workflow. Tarkle Send includes custom-domain file sharing, so an agency can use a domain such as files.youragency.com.

WeTransfer supports branded pages, logos, backgrounds, links, and subdomains. Tarkle Send supports file-sharing pages through an agency-owned custom domain.

Both products support paid file access. Tarkle Send adds payment gates to branded file-sharing pages on an agency-owned custom domain.Both platforms let you charge for file downloads through Stripe. The difference is the branding on the payment experience. With WeTransfer, the payment page is on a wetransfer.com URL with your branding layered on top. With Tarkle Send, the payment page is on your domain with your branding only.

Yes. Use WeTransfer for occasional very large transfers and Tarkle Send for recurring branded file sharing with clients.

WeTransfer Teams is billed per seat. At its listed public rate of $19 per user per month, five users cost about $95 per month. Tarkle Starter is $29 per month for five shared team seats, 1 TB of Send storage, and transfers up to 50 GB.

WeTransfer recipients can download transfers without a WeTransfer account. Tarkle Send is also designed for external recipients to access shared files through a branded link.

Tarkle Pro adds real-time Slack notifications for delivery activity. It also includes view-only transfers, burn-after-read controls, and 90-day file recovery.

Yes. Tarkle offers a seven-day free trial at the selected plan level. No credit card is required. After the trial, the plan converts to paid billing unless you cancel.