EdgePool carries work between you, your clients and your contractors: you send a link out, they send files back, and every transfer leaves a receipt you can point at later.
No card and no instant signup: every workspace is set up by hand.
Most transfer tools only push files outward. Half the pain is getting them back in.
Drop a file, get a link. Whoever receives it lands on a bare download page: nothing to install, no login demanded of them, no archive chopped into five parts.
Each link comes with a deadline and an optional ceiling on openings. A forwarded link stops being your problem.
Downloaded at 14:02 from Lisbon, 3.4 GB, took 71 seconds. Exportable when a client insists nothing arrived.
Publish a request link and let anyone upload into your pool without an account of their own. Photographers, agencies, auditors — they just drag files onto a page.
Transfers resume after a dropped connection instead of restarting. The person on the other end will not have to try again at midnight.
Set a pool to clear itself after 30, 90 or 365 days. Old client work stops accumulating on its own.
You pick the storage region when the account is opened — Frankfurt or Amsterdam. Copies are cached near whoever downloads, and they disappear together with the link.
Nothing to configure and nothing to purge: a revoked link is dead in every region within a minute.
| Region group | Points |
|---|---|
| Europe | 8 |
| North America | 5 |
| Asia Pacific | 3 |
| South America | 1 |
| Middle East | 1 |
| Storage regions | DE, NL |
Typical file sizes and how often they leave the building — enough for us to name a plan and get you started.
Get in touchManaged transfer for files that are too large, too many or too confidential for an email thread.