Payment-gated delivery
Set a price on a transfer and require payment through Stripe before the recipient can access the clean file. The page also notes that free accounts pay a 5% platform fee while Pro and Squad pay 0% on gated deliveries.
FileFlippers for large file transfer, branded download pages, payment-gated delivery, in-flow conversion, resumable uploads, and team tools.
FileFlippers is a file transfer service built around sending large files, sharing branded download pages, and optionally charging recipients before a file is released. It combines payment-gated delivery with file handling tools such as watermarked previews, resumable uploads, and format conversion.
The product is aimed at freelancers, businesses, and teams that need to deliver work files, client assets, or other transfer-based deliverables without using a separate storefront or conversion tool. Pricing pages show a free plan as well as paid plans that add higher limits, branding options, team features, and lower or zero platform fees on paid delivery.
Set a price on a transfer and require payment through Stripe before the recipient can access the clean file. The page also notes that free accounts pay a 5% platform fee while Pro and Squad pay 0% on gated deliveries.
Show a watermarked preview before payment, so recipients can review the file before they unlock the final version. The free plan uses credit packs for watermarked previews, while Pro and Squad include monthly allowances.
Brand the download page with your logo, colours, backgrounds, fonts, favicon, and custom messaging. The site also offers a white-label option for custom domains and removing FileFlippers branding.
Convert files during the transfer flow instead of using a separate converter. Supported examples on the site include video, audio, image, document, font, vector, 3D, ebook, and archive formats.
Use chunked transfers with pause and resume for large uploads. The site says uploads can continue after dropped Wi‑Fi or a closed tab, and that it is built for big files.
Track transfer activity and team usage on paid plans. Squad adds download analytics such as visitors, countries, peak hours, bandwidth, plus team workspace, admin controls, and audit logs.
A freelancer can send a final design, video edit, or master asset and require payment before the recipient downloads the clean file. The preview is watermarked, which lets the client verify the deliverable without unlocking it first.
A studio or agency can present files on a page that matches its own branding instead of using a generic transfer link. The site supports logos, colours, backgrounds, fonts, and custom messages, with a white-label option for custom domains.
A user can upload a file and convert it to a more useful format in the same step, such as MOV to MP4 or HEIC to JPG. This is useful when the recipient needs a format they can open immediately.
When sending large work files over an unstable connection, the sender can rely on chunked uploads with pause and resume. If Wi‑Fi drops or the tab closes, the upload continues from where it stopped.
A team can use Squad for shared transfer activity, download analytics, and administrative oversight. That fits workflows where multiple people manage outgoing files and want visibility into visitors, countries, bandwidth, and audit logs.
FileFlippers connects to Stripe for payment-gated deliveries. The recipient pays through Stripe before the file unlocks, and the money goes to the sender’s connected Stripe account.
Yes. The pricing page lists a free Quick Flipper plan, and the feature pages say file conversion and paid delivery are available on every plan, with limits and fees varying by plan.
The conversion feature supports common file pairs across video, audio, images, documents, fonts, vectors, 3D, ebooks, and archives. The site gives examples such as MOV to MP4, HEIC to JPG, and DOCX to PDF.
The pricing page says the Squad plan includes team workspace and admin controls, team audit logs, and download analytics. The enterprise plan adds SSO integration and advanced admin and audit logs.
The site says files are encrypted at rest, scanned on upload, deleted when the transfer window expires, and not used for AI training. It also states that uploads over 2 GB are handled with additional rules based on file type.
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