Feedback from Filemail users suggesting e-mail client integration resulted in specialized plugins for Outlook and Thunderbird. The free version is also being upgraded to better suit the needs of today's market.
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There's been a substantial growth in both the Pro and corporate subscriptions that allowed Filemail to continuously invest in its infrastructure.
Several companies have found it to be the most efficient tool to handle large B2B e-mail attachments, such as uncompressed video and audio, RAW photo shoots and other data collections. “This technology allows us to offer a very affordable and robust service.”Įven in its free, no-strings-attached version Filemail offered generous size and transfer limits. We've got a substantially lower cost compared to commercial cloud services,” says Njål, who oversees the server-side of Filemail. Up to this day, we still run on a proprietary infrastructure. “We implemented our own cloud technology in 2008, before it became a mainstream trend. Too handle this traffic the founders had to significantly increase the number of servers working around the globe. These three million people sent close to 48 million large files. They have created a user friendly site and allowed recipients to download files without registering or navigating through noisy external pages.Īfter five years, more than three million users proved to share the same love for simplicity that drove Filemail's creators. Njål Gjermundshaug and Stian Tonaas Fauske developed Filemail because they were annoyed by limitations in existing services with regards to registrations, logins and multi-step processes. Despite many existing file sharing and sync services, the founders of have seen room for improvement.
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