MyAirBridge review

MyAirBridge is a cloud transfer and storage service for people and teams that need to send large files or keep creative assets online. You can send files through email notifications or share a download link, then use cloud storage for files you want to keep accessible. WebDAV lets you mount that storage as a system folder, without installing proprietary desktop software.

The free options cover one-off and registered use, with different expiry rules. Paid plans add storage and custom link expiration; higher tiers also support team access, shared folders, custom subdomains and branded download pages. All tiers use TLS, while Pro and Enterprise add end-to-end encryption and password-protected shares.

The listed pricing starts at $2.98 per month with the annual option, or $3.59 month to month for Basic. That is a different proposition from a simple transfer link: the value depends on whether you need persistent storage and collaboration features, not just an occasional large-file handoff.

The clearest advantage is the transfer ceiling. Guest and registered Free accounts allow uploads up to 20 GB, while Basic raises that to 50 GB. The feature information also describes paid tiers with 250 GB or unlimited file sizes, though the published plan table does not identify which plans include those caps. Downloads are listed as unlimited on Guest, Free and Basic.

WebDAV is useful if you want cloud files to appear as a system folder rather than depend on a proprietary desktop app. That may fit a workflow where several people need access to shared assets, although the published plan details do not say which exact tiers include WebDAV.

Basic is listed at $3.59 per month, or $2.98 per month with the yearly option. It includes 200 GB of storage, 50 GB maximum uploads, custom expiration and transfer logs. Pro is listed at $13.19 monthly or $10.95 with the yearly option, and includes 2 TB of storage. The feature information says Pro and Enterprise add end-to-end encryption and password-protected shares; higher tiers can also offer shared folders, multi-user access and branded download pages.

For free accounts, link expiry is predictable: three days for registered Free, and three days for Guest transfers up to 2 GB. Those limits make the free tier workable for short-lived handoffs, not long-term delivery.

Free accounts include no cloud storage, and the 20 GB upload cap may not cover larger video or project packages. Guest transfers over 2 GB expire after two days; other Guest transfers and registered Free transfers expire after three. If recipients do not download in time, you will need to send the files again. Basic improves the cap to 50 GB and adds custom expiration, but it still costs $3.59 month to month.

The plan details leave important questions open. The published pricing lists Pro storage and price but does not publish its maximum upload size. It also does not provide a price or full feature breakdown for Enterprise, despite the feature information referring to it. Annual lump-sum prices are not published; the listed monthly prices advertise a 17% saving with yearly billing. Check the exact terms before moving a large archive or choosing a tier based on a higher upload limit.

There is also some reliability uncertainty in user reports. In one Reddit thread, a user said they could not access terabytes of stored files during an outage and could not find a support or recovery route. Replies attributed the error to Cloudflare and later said the service was back, while another commenter reported trouble connecting on a different day. That is not evidence of a persistent outage, but it is a reason to keep another copy of important files.

MyAirBridge has two free options, but neither includes cloud storage. Guest transfers allow uploads up to 20 GB, with files expiring after three days—or two days for transfers over 2 GB. Registered Free users also get 20 GB uploads and three-day expiry, plus transfer logs.

Basic costs $3.59 monthly, or $2.98 per month with the yearly option advertised at 17% off. It includes 200 GB of storage, a 50 GB upload limit and custom expiration. Pro is $13.19 monthly, or $10.95 per month with the yearly option; the listed plan includes 2 TB of storage. That is a steep jump for the extra storage, and the published pricing details don’t list Pro’s upload limit or its other features.

Annual lump-sum prices aren’t published, so confirm the checkout total before committing. The published pricing lists no add-ons. Enterprise pricing and its exact limits are not published here; ask for those details before budgeting for a team. Pro and Enterprise are described as adding end-to-end encryption and password-protected shares, but the published plan breakdown doesn’t spell out every tier’s terms.

Switching in is simplest if you need transfer links or WebDAV storage, not a complete archive migration. MyAirBridge supports WebDAV, which the product information says can mount cloud storage as a system folder without proprietary desktop software. That may make file-by-file or folder copying more familiar, but the published materials don’t document a bulk-import tool, migration service, export format or transfer speeds. Plan the move around your own copy process, and verify files before retiring the old storage.

Leaving may be harder if collaborators rely on shared folders, branded download pages or custom subdomains; those features are described for higher tiers, but the exact plan requirements aren’t fully specified here. The materials also don’t say how to export transfer logs or preserve existing links. Treat WebDAV as access, not proof of a complete backup or one-click export.

We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published material, so we can’t responsibly say what users report as a reason for leaving. Before switching, ask support about bulk export, link continuity and account deletion, and keep a separate archive copy.