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SUPERSEND AND SWISSTRANSFER

A SwissTransfer alternative that keeps no copy

SwissTransfer sends up to 50 GB free, with no account and no monthly count. It uploads your files to its servers in Switzerland and keeps them for up to 30 days, with up to 250 downloads per transfer.

SuperSend doesn't upload anything. Files go straight from your device to theirs, so there's no upload wait and no copy kept on anyone's server. Free sends up to 5 GB at a time.

SIDE BY SIDE

SuperSend and SwissTransfer, side by side.

SuperSendSwissTransfer
Free planYes, 5 GB a sendYes, 50 GB a transfer
No account neededYesYes
Monthly count on free sendsNoneNone
Files uploaded to a serverNo, device to deviceYes, stored in Switzerland
How long a free link lastsWhile your page is openUp to 30 days
Bigger sends20 GB on Basic (£20 a year), 100 GB on SuperPaid Pro plans

Super Basic isn't VAT registered, so our prices are the full price. SwissTransfer's details checked on 8 November 2026 from its own pages, listed at the bottom of this page. Prices change, so check before you choose.

WHERE WE DIFFER

Why people move from SwissTransfer.

  • Nothing uploaded, so no copy sits on a server for 30 days
  • The download starts straight away, with no upload first
  • 20 GB sends on Basic for £20 a year, 100 GB on Super

WHEN SWISSTRANSFER SUITS BETTERYou need more than 5 GB in one send without paying, and you're happy for the files to be stored for a while.

MOVING ACROSS

Moving from SwissTransfer to SuperSend.

  1. Open SuperSend

    Add your files and get a link and a QR code. No account needed on Free.

  2. Share the link

    Send it the way you sent SwissTransfer links: by email, chat or text.

  3. Keep the page open

    Your files go straight from your device, so leave the page open until they have everything.

  4. Go bigger when you need to

    Basic sends up to 20 GB for £20 a year, with passwords and emailed links. Super sends up to 100 GB.

QUESTIONS

SwissTransfer questions

How is SuperSend different from SwissTransfer?

Both are free with no account. SwissTransfer uploads your files to its servers and keeps them for up to 30 days. SuperSend sends them straight from your device and keeps nothing.

How big a file can I send on SuperSend?

Up to 5 GB at a time on Free, as often as you like. Basic sends up to 20 GB for £20 a year, and Super up to 100 GB for £10 a month.

Is SuperSend really free?

Yes. Free sends up to 5 GB at a time, as often as you like, with no account. Basic (£20 a year) and Super (£10 a month) add bigger sends, passwords, emailed links and a backup route for networks that block a direct connection.

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Where the rival details come from

Checked on 8 November 2026. Names belong to their owners, and we're not linked to any of them. Tell us at hello@thesuperbasic.com if anything here is out of date and we'll fix it.

Send your next big file free.

No account and no upload wait. Add your files and share the link.