DriveRock Reviews & Product Details

DriveRock is browser-based large file transfer software for sending huge files and folders quickly, securely and without a subscription. Send multi-terabyte files straight from a web browser, with no software to install and no card needed to sign up. DriveRock delivers enterprise-grade speed and security at a fraction of the cost of traditional managed file transfer tools. You only pay when you send. A new generation of file transfer Sending very large files has always meant a compromise. Google Drive and Dropbox bring quotas and inconsistent speeds. WeTransfer pushes bigger transfers into expensive subscriptions. P2P tools get blocked by firewalls. Professional tools charge heavily: to send 1 TB, MASV charges about $250 for each download, IBM Aspera's pay-as-you-go rate is roughly $950 or more, and Signiant Media Shuttle starts at about $710 a month. With DriveRock, sending 1 TB across the globe costs just $2.18, and downloads never cost extra. Key features DriveRock is pioneering features rarely seen in a browser, especially at terabyte scale. - Simultaneous upload and download: recipients start downloading while you are still uploading, even for terabyte-sized files. - Full-bandwidth speed: uses the full extent of your available bandwidth. - Auto-resume: transfers pick up where they left off after a network drop. - Folder structure preserved, with no split zip files. - SHA-256 checksum verification so files arrive complete. - AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest. - Password-protected links and expiry dates. - TPN (Trusted Partner Network) certified. - File requests, branded transfers, tracking and team features. Simple pay-per-send pricing No subscriptions. Pay once per transfer, based on file size and how long the link stays live. No monthly bill, no minimum plan and no per-download fees. Who uses DriveRock Film and TV productions, video editors and post-production houses, wedding videographers, VFX, animation and game studios, photographers, audio engineers, engineering teams, research and machine learning teams, and any business that has outgrown email attachments, Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer.