How does MyAirBridge storage work?
Storage is the part of MyAirBridge where data stays rather than being delivered once. It runs from 200 GB on Basic to unlimited on Enterprise, can be organised into folders, shared repeatedly, and worked with by a team.
Storage versus transfer
| Transfer | Storage | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Deliver once | Keep available |
| Lifespan | Until expiration | Until you delete it |
| Recipient | Anyone with the link | People you share with |
| Reuse | New transfer each time | Share the same folder again |
| Available on | All plans | Paid plans |
Capacity by plan
Additional storage can be purchased in one-terabyte increments on Pro and Enterprise.
| Plan | Storage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | 200 GB | Single user |
| Pro | 2 TB | Team members can be added, extra terabytes available |
| Enterprise | Unlimited | Geo-redundant, free storage per team member |
What you can do with stored data
- organise it into folders that mirror clients or projects
- share individual folders with read-only or read and write access
- let external people upload into a folder without an account
- send a transfer from stored data without uploading again
- keep an archive that survives project handovers and staff changes
Working in storage
The interface follows conventions people already know from their operating system: drag and drop, a folder tree, icon or list views, keyboard shortcuts, and image previews.
Everything runs in a browser, so there is nothing to install and no local synchronisation to manage.
FAQ
What is the difference between storage and a transfer?
A transfer is a one-time delivery that expires. Storage keeps data until you delete it and can be shared repeatedly.
How much storage do the plans include?
200 GB on Basic, 2 TB on Pro, and unlimited geo-redundant storage on Enterprise, with extra terabytes available on paid plans.
Do files in storage expire?
No. They remain until you delete them, within your plan capacity.
Summary
Storage turns MyAirBridge from a delivery tool into a working environment: folders, shared access, uploads from outside, and transfers sent from data that is already there. Capacity runs from 200 GB to unlimited depending on the plan.