TransferCloud.io
- Free allowance
- Free account: 'You can download any amount of files less than 1.5 GB!' with 'Unlimited Speed/Transfers'.
- Verdict
- fails: quotathe free allowance is too small to matter
- Cost
- free tierpaid plans from USD 3.99/month
- Identity
- cardcard required, no phone
- Binding limit
- per-object-cap1.5 GB per file on the free account
- Evidence
- documented1 source; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
- Freshness
- stale on 2026-11-23checked 2026-10-23 (live); stale on 2026-11-23
| Free tier | Free account: 'You can download any amount of files less than 1.5 GB!' with 'Unlimited Speed/Transfers'. unit requests; metered on object-count; unlimited count with a 1.5 GB per-file ceiling |
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| Price | USD 0 free; from USD 3.99/month paid |
| Limits |
plans start at $3.99/month but the paid per-file cap, job count and speed are not published on the landing page; the only numbers are the free 1.5 GB and the entry price. |
| Binding | per-object-cap 1.5 GB rejects the 20 GiB case at the free tier, and the paid cap that would allow it is unpublished, so the record cannot say what the paid ceiling is. |
| Identity | card free account is an email plus a connected cloud account; paid plans from $3.99/month need a card. |
| Egress | 'Unlimited Speed/Transfers' on the free account; no byte allowance is published on any plan. Egress for a user happens from the destination cloud, not from TransferCloud. free allowance: not applicable: egress is billed by the destination cloud |
| Per-object cap | 1.5 GB per file on the free account; paid caps are not stated on the page read. (1500000000 bytes) |
| Retention | The retrieved file is written into the user's own cloud account (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Mega, pCloud, Amazon S3 and '25+ more'), so retention follows that account. No server-side retention figure is published. |
| Interface | rest web UI plus OAuth connections to 25+ cloud destinations; native FTP/SFTP/WebDAV pulls are also supported. No public API is documented on the page read. |
| Tooling | browser; the destination cloud supplies the programmatic path (rclone, Drive API). |
| Composes with | it also takes NZB, which makes it the cheapest way to move a usenet download into Drive. |
| Reliability | the service inherits every failure of the destination cloud's OAuth and quota, and a 1.5 GB free cap means large torrents are impossible without paying. |
| Notes | The strongest 'writes into your own drive' option read, because it covers 25+ destinations and NZB as well as torrents. The free tier is capped at 1.5 GB per file, which is the same wall as every other free tier here. |
| Evidence note | documented the free-account sentence and the destination list were read. Paid limits and retention are unpublished. |
| Parsed numbers |
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Evidence 1
| date | source | what it proved |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | www.transfercloud.io/ | 'Get a FREE account! - You can download any amount of files less than 1.5 GB!', 'Unlimited Speed/Transfers', destinations including Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Mega, pCloud and S3, NZB support, and 'Plans from $3.99/mo' |
More fields 2
| destinations | 25+ including Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Mega, pCloud, S3 |
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| usenet | NZB accepted |