The Filemail alternative, made in Europe
More on the free tier. No account to start.
Filemail’s free tier needs an account and stops at 5 GB. Yungle sends 10 GB with no account, and gives password links away for free.
Yungle and Filemail, side by side
Free transfer size
- Yungle
- 10 GB
- Filemail
- 5 GB or less
Account needed to send
- Yungle
- No
- Filemail
- Free Basic account
Password links
- Yungle
- Yes, free
- Filemail
- From Pro
Request files from others
- Yungle
- Yes, on a subscription
- Filemail
- From Pro
Your own branding
- Yungle
- Own domain, logo and colours on a subscription
- Filemail
- Custom subdomain and branding from Pro
API
- Yungle
- Yes, including free transfers
- Filemail
- On paid plans
Filemail details from their own documentation, checked 21 September 2026: Filemail plan comparison. Something out of date? Tell us at hello@yungle.co.
A day with each
The same day, a lot less hassle.
08:30
No account to send.
- With Filemail
- Sending on Filemail’s free tier needs a Basic account.
- With Yungle
- Drop the file and send. No account for you or the person receiving it.
12:00
One piece, however big.
- With Filemail
- Free transfers are for 5 GB or less, so an 8 GB shoot goes in two.
- With Yungle
- Up to 10 GB in a single transfer, free.
Next week
Your own domain.
- With Filemail
- Pro adds a custom Filemail subdomain and branding.
- With Yungle
- On a subscription, your own domain, logo and colours — and emails from you.
When Filemail is the better choice
- You routinely send single transfers of hundreds of gigabytes — Filemail’s Business plans list transfer size as unlimited.
- You need SSO or a compliance programme with named certifications for your own procurement.
Switching
Moving over takes one upload.
- 1
Send your next file here
Drop it on the Yungle home page. Add a password if you like — that’s free too.
- 2
Ask for files back
With a subscription, send a request link and let clients upload straight into the right folder.
- 3
Wire it into your tools
The API, CLI and MCP server work on free transfers too.
Questions, answered.
Ask us something elseHow big a file can I send for free?
Up to 10 GB per transfer, with no account, as often as you like.
Does Yungle have an API like Filemail?
Yes: a documented REST API, a command-line client and an MCP server for AI agents. Free transfers work through the API too.
Are files encrypted?
Always. Every file is encrypted with its own key before it is written to storage, and you can choose end-to-end encryption for a transfer, where the key never leaves your browser.
Send your first file in ten seconds.
10 GB, free, right now — no account, no card, no ads. Pay us only when you want your work to stay put.
- Cancel anytime
- iDEAL, card or SEPA
- Export or delete everything, yourself