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Smash

French large-file transfer service with no size cap on free transfers and paid plans for faster, branded sending.

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About Smash

Smash is a WeTransfer-style service from a French company, founded in 2017, for sending big files by link or email. Its headline difference is that even free transfers have no hard size limit: anything up to 2 GB goes straight through, while bigger free transfers wait in a queue behind paying users. Free transfers stay available for seven days, and you don't need to sign up. The Pro plan for one user removes the queue, keeps transfers for 30 days and adds customisation such as branded backgrounds, file reception pages, transfer tracking and an Outlook add-in; Team and Enterprise plans add more users and admin controls, and an API is available for developers. Paying annually or for two years cuts the price substantially. It runs in the browser, with apps for Mac, iOS and Android and an add-in for Outlook. Video producers and photographers are its main audience.

Best for: Photographers and video teams who send very large files and want no hard size limit.

Pros and cons

What works

  • No hard size cap on free transfers
  • No sign-up needed to send
  • Branding, tracking and file requests on Pro

Why people leave

  • Free transfers over 2 GB are queued and slower
  • Free links last only seven days
  • Best prices need an annual or two-year commitment

Top Smash alternatives

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  1. 1WeTransfer logo
    WeTransfer

    The tool most clients already know, if recognition matters more than limits.

    66.5
  2. 2SwissTransfer logo
    SwissTransfer

    Free up to 50 GB per transfer with 30-day retention and Swiss storage.

    62.6
  3. 3MASV logo
    MASV

    Faster, pay-per-gigabyte delivery for very large media projects.

    59.6
  4. 4Filemail logo
    Filemail

    Desktop apps with accelerated uploads and FTP access for big jobs.

    57.2
  5. 5Blip logo
    Blip

    Sends direct from your computer with no size limit and no upload wait.

    55.3

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Smash: common questions

Is Smash free?

Smash has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: $0, no sign-up (checked on Smash's own site).

Is Smash open source?

No, Smash is not open source.

What platforms does Smash run on?

Smash is available for Web, macOS, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Smash?

The highest-ranked Smash alternatives right now are WeTransfer, SwissTransfer and MASV. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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