The Google Drive alternative for sending files
Drive is for storing. This is for sending.
Google Drive is built to store and edit. When a file needs to reach someone else, Yungle sends it from Germany, expires the link on its own, and tells you when it arrived.
Yungle and Google Drive, side by side
Made for
- Yungle
- Sending and delivering files
- Google Drive
- Storing and editing files
Largest single file
- Yungle
- 10 GB per free transfer
- Google Drive
- Up to 5 TB
Company
- Yungle
- European
- Google Drive
- Google LLC, California, USA
Where data may be processed
- Yungle
- Germany
- Google Drive
- Servers around the world
Expiring links by default
- Yungle
- Yes, 7 days on free transfers
- Google Drive
- No
Download receipts
- Yungle
- Yes
- Google Drive
- No
Google Drive details from their own documentation, checked 21 September 2026: Google Drive storage limits, Google privacy policy. Something out of date? Tell us at hello@yungle.co.
A day with each
The same day, a lot less hassle.
09:00
Know it arrived.
- With Google Drive
- Drive doesn’t send you a download receipt.
- With Yungle
- You get a receipt the moment the file is downloaded.
11:00
Stored in Germany.
- With Google Drive
- Google LLC, of California, may process your data on servers around the world.
- With Yungle
- Your files sit on servers in Germany, run by a European company.
15:00
Your name on the page.
- With Google Drive
- Recipients open your file on a Google address.
- With Yungle
- On a subscription, deliveries live on your own domain, with your logo.
When Google Drive is the better choice
- You and the other person edit the same documents together — that is what Drive is for.
- You need to hand over single files larger than Yungle’s limits and already pay for Google storage.
Switching
Moving over takes one upload.
- 1
Keep Drive for editing
Nothing to migrate. Keep working in Drive, and send finished files with Yungle.
- 2
Send your next file here
Drop it on the home page. The link expires on its own after 7 days.
- 3
Keep what should last
With a subscription, collections stay live for as long as you like.
Questions, answered.
Ask us something elseDo I have to stop using Google Drive?
No. Keep it for editing and collaboration, and send finished work with Yungle.
Does the recipient need a Google account?
Not with Yungle. They open the link and download — no account with anyone.
Why does it matter that Google is a US company?
US law can compel a US company to hand over data it controls, even when that data is stored in Europe. Yungle is run by a European company on servers in Germany.
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