MyAirBridge vs TransferNow

TransferNow and MyAirBridge both deliver large files through download links. MyAirBridge sends up to 20 GB free per transfer and adds persistent storage, shared folders, and team access, while TransferNow concentrates on the transfer workflow itself.

Quick answer

For a straightforward one-off delivery, both services do the same job from the recipient's point of view: a link, a download, no account needed.

The difference appears when the same files have to be delivered repeatedly, kept available, or handled by more than one person.

Free transfers

MyAirBridge allows 20 GB per transfer on the free tier, with unlimited downloads and no registration for recipients. Free transfers expire after three days.

TransferNow also offers a free tier with a lower per-transfer ceiling and paid plans for larger volumes.

Comparison table

Feature MyAirBridge TransferNow
Free transfer size Up to 20 GB Smaller free ceiling
Paid transfer size Up to unlimited on Enterprise Larger on paid plans
Persistent storage Yes, 200 GB to unlimited Limited
Shared folders and teams Yes, on paid plans Limited
Password protection Yes, from Pro upwards Available
End-to-end encryption Yes, from Pro upwards Not advertised
Custom expiration, including never Yes, from Basic upwards Configurable on paid plans
Data location Prague, Czech Republic, inside the EU European service

Typical decision

FAQ

Which service sends more for free?

MyAirBridge allows up to 20 GB per transfer on the free tier, which is higher than most free transfer services.

Can I keep files available longer than a few days?

Yes, on MyAirBridge paid plans expiration is configurable, including transfers that never expire, and data can be kept in storage instead.

Do recipients need to register?

No. In both services the recipient downloads from a link without an account.

Summary

MyAirBridge and TransferNow both send large files through links. MyAirBridge offers a higher free ceiling at 20 GB per transfer and adds storage, shared folders, team members, configurable expiration, and EU data location.