Tired of Dropbox? me too.
Remember the frustration of hitting that 2GB file limit as a budding filmmaker or photographer? I’ve been there. Sure, I could use Google Drive or upgrade my WeTransfer, but if I wanted to appear seriously professional, I considered options like Frame.io or Dropbox with Replay.
Then came the price tags. £100 a year? No, wait—£150? Or is it £250, paid all upfront? Ouch.
If you’re just starting out and doing work for free, or already using these pricey services and looking for a more affordable alternative, good news—there is a solution that doesn’t break the bank and still delivers on professionalism.
Here’s the game-changer: when you need to deliver large video files, showcase your work in up to 8K quality, and only pay for what you actually use, it’s not too good to be true. Enter Bunny.net.
Yes, Bunny.net (sounds quirky, but trust me, it’s legit). This platform lets you create your own servers, upload video content, and even store it. You can easily share links or host content on your website without slowing it down, boosting your SEO game at the same time.
Need more? For those sketchy clients, Bunny.net lets you watermark your work to prevent it from being saved before you’ve been paid. It’s secure, reliable, and once your invoice is settled, you can deliver the final files with ease.
The best part? You only pay for what you use. That’s right—think about those unused terabytes on Dropbox and ask yourself, “Why am I paying for this if I’m not using it?”
With Bunny.net, if only three people watch your video, you’re charged next to nothing. The same goes for storage. You could host your entire portfolio for a fraction of what Dropbox and other services charge. You’re cutting out the middleman and getting high-quality hosting at a fraction of the price.
So, give Bunny.net a try. It’s time to stop overpaying for storage and start delivering like a pro. Plus, here’s a discount on your first purchase to sweeten the deal.
Stay blessed!
