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You can take everything out any time. You do not need to ask us. If we ever close, that stays open for 90 days after we tell you. Holding your work hostage would defeat the whole point.
No. What you upload is what you get back. The browser plays a smaller copy we make separately. The original is never touched.
Yes. There is no browse page, no feed, no search. Nothing you upload can be reached until you make a link yourself. When you do, people hear a stream, not the file.
No. We do not train anything on your audio. We do not sell it. We do not pass it to anyone who does. If that offer ever shows up with enough money to tempt us, the answer is still no.
No. Storing a song here does not change who owns it. A contract you signed still decides.
If ownership is disputed, that is between you and them. We hold the files. We act on a proper legal request, not on whoever emails first.
Uploads pause. Nothing already stored is deleted. Everything stays playable. We email at 85 percent so it never lands mid-upload.
In Europe. Every account is kept there, wherever you live. We would tell you first if that were ever going to change.
Up to 2 GB. That covers a long piece at 24 bit and 96 kHz. If your connection drops halfway, the upload carries on from where it stopped. It does not start again.
Yes. Every account starts free with 1 GB, no card. That is enough to put a few songs in, make a link, and see if this is worth paying for.
It stays free as long as you want. When it runs out, uploads pause and nothing is deleted. Paid plans start at €4. We refund the first payment in full within 14 days, for any reason.
Because we are not a cloud drive. Google gives you 2 TB for about €10. We give you 500 GB for €14. Per gigabyte, that is six times the price. There is no nice way to say it.
Their space holds everything. Ours only holds music, and everything that happens after the file lands. Every version kept. Plays never metered. Nothing overwritten but by you. Want one place for all your files? Use them. Want the part that comes after? That is us.
Not answered here? Ask us directly, or read the policies.
We also keep two free guides that have nothing to do with signing up: how to name versions and what to do in the first hour after you lose files.