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Free allowance
250MB free storage, 4.5MB max file size, unlimited uploads per day; the Free plan is rate limited and keeps files for 365 days
Verdict
fails: quotathe free allowance is too small to matter
Cost
free tierpaid plans from USD 500/TB-month
Identity
anonymous?placeholder, not evidence; card unknown, phone unknown
Binding limit
volume-quota250MB of storage on the Free plan
Evidence
documented10 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness
stale on 2026-12-05checked 2026-11-04 (live); stale on 2026-12-05
Free tier250MB free storage, 4.5MB max file size, unlimited uploads per day; the Free plan is rate limited and keeps files for 365 days
unit MB; metered on stored-bytes
PriceUSD 500 per TB-month at the announced Pro plan (10GB for USD 5 per month, listed as Coming Soon)
Limits
  • per-object-cap 4.5MB per file source
  • volume-quota (binding) 250MB of storage on the Free plan source
  • retention-clamped 365 days of retention on the Free plan source
4.5 MB per file; 250 MB per name; unlimited uploads/day.
Bindingvolume-quota the Free plan holds 250MB of storage with a 4.5MB per-file cap and 365 day retention; the paid tier is announced at 10GB for $5 per month, listed as Coming Soon
Identityanonymous (placeholder) unverified: the docs state the access key is generated when you sign up; the sign-up form sits behind the dashboard login and was not seen
Egressfree direct GET from uldl.sh; no metering stated.
Per-object cap4.5 MB max per file (4500000 bytes)
RetentionFree plan: 365 day retention; the announced Pro plan (listed as Coming Soon): unlimited retention
Interfacerest rest
Toolingcurl -X POST https://uldl.sh/<name> -d @- ; MCP connector offered for agents. Versioning of files is supported.
Composes withunlimited distinct namespaces x 250 MB each — the namespace is free and unauthenticated, so it multiplies like a bucket-per-name. 500 GB would need 2,000 namespaces and 111,000 files at the 4.5 MB cap.
ReliabilityTiny per-file cap (4.5 MB) means the multiplier is the namespace count, not file size; namespace squatting is first-come and unauthenticated. New/small operator.
Notes250 MB free storage per name, 4.5 MB max per file, unlimited uploads/day. No account needed — the 'username' in the URL is claimed on first POST.
Evidence notedocumented read 2026-11-03: https://uldl.sh/ (Free plan 250MB storage, 4.5MB max file size, 365 day retention; Pro 10GB Coming Soon) and https://uldl.sh/docs (access key generated at sign-up), both vendor pages; the sign-up form was not seen.
Parsed numbers
  • has-free-tier 1
  • per-object-cap 4.5 MB
  • volume-quota 250 MB
  • price-per-tb USD 500 TB / month
Evidence 10
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-21uldl.sh/'4.5MB max file size', '∞ uploads/day', '250MB free storage'
2026-10-21uldl.sh/docs'echo "hello world" | curl -X POST https://uldl.sh/yourname -d @-' returns https://uldl.sh/yourname/abc123
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the Free plan includes 250MB of storage; the page also states 4.5MB max file size, an infinity-sign uploads/day and 365 day retention
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the free storage figure is 250MB
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the Free plan lists 365 day retention, 250MB storage and a 4.5MB max file size
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the announced Pro plan lists 10GB of storage at $5/month, marked Coming Soon
2026-11-03uldl.sh/docsan access key is generated at sign-up, so the earlier no-account claim is not on the current pages
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the max file size is 4.5MB
2026-11-03uldl.sh/the Free plan lists 250MB storage, 4.5MB max file size and 365 day retention; the Pro plan at $5/month lists 10GB storage and is marked Coming Soon
2026-11-04uldl.sh/the Free plan includes 250MB of storage
More fields 1
dead end{"failure_class": "quota","why": "250 MB free storage per name, 4.5 MB max per file, unlimited uploads/day. No account needed — the 'username' in the URL is claimed on first POST.","retry_when": null,"first_recorded": "2026-10-21"}
Unknown values 2
  • per object cap notes: the field may be stated in a source that was not read
  • retention notes: the field may be stated in a source that was not read