A Google Drive alternative
built for client delivery.
Google Drive is great for internal sharing. TrunkTransfer is built for the moment your client receives the files: branded delivery, no Google account required, delivery confirmation when they download.
TrunkTransfer vs Google Drive
| Feature | TrunkTransfer | Google Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Client signup required | Never | Helps to have one |
| Free transfer size | 3 GB per transfer | 15 GB (shared storage) |
| Your branding on download page | Starter plan | Never: always Google |
| Custom domain | Starter plan | Not available |
| Download notifications | Starter plan | Not available |
| Password protection | Starter plan | Not available |
| Link expiry | 7 days (free) / 30 days (Starter) | Never (permanent) |
| Ads on download page | Never | Never |
| AI training on files | Never | Google may use data |
| Pricing (paid) | $9/mo or $6/mo annual | From $2.99/mo (100 GB) |
The one thing no other tool offers
Your domain. Your brand. TrunkTransfer is invisible.
On Starter, connect your own domain: files.yourstudio.com instead of trunktransfer.com. Your client sees your domain in the browser bar, your studio name on the page, and nothing that says TrunkTransfer anywhere. Not in the URL. Not in the footer. Not anywhere.
Your domain in the URL
files.yourstudio.com: not trunktransfer.com
Your name on the page
Studio name, avatar, and brand colors. Zero TrunkTransfer branding.
Your client stays yours
They never know what platform you use. It looks like you built it.
Common questions
Why use TrunkTransfer instead of Google Drive for client delivery?
Google Drive is optimized for the sender and their own ecosystem. TrunkTransfer is built around what the client experiences when they receive the files: branded delivery page, no Google account required, and a notification when they download.
Do my clients need a Google account to download from TrunkTransfer?
No. Clients click your TrunkTransfer link and download immediately. No account of any kind is required.
Can I use TrunkTransfer for internal team sharing?
Yes, but it is primarily designed for external client delivery. For internal sharing, Google Drive or Dropbox may be more convenient if your team already uses them.