Yes, you can create a Request Link to let anyone upload files directly to your Kinet account. The people uploading don't need a Kinet account, and the files are securely stored exactly like your own uploads.

Kinet is 7 times cheaper than WeTransfer with stronger privacy guarantees. Unlike WeTransfer, Kinet never trains AI on your files, doesn't data mine your uploads, and offers encrypted storage on Cloudflare R2. Kinet also provides password protection, self-destruct downloads, and private analytics.

Once your link expires, the files are permanently deleted from Kinet's servers. Free plan links expire after 7 days, while Pro users can choose from 7, 30, 60, or 90 days — or keep links active indefinitely. You can also enable self-destruct mode to delete files immediately after the first download.

Yes, Kinet has a generous free plan with 1 GB per file, 5 GB of total storage, and 7-day link expiry. No credit card required. Upgrade to Pro for $4.99/month or $29/year to get 5 GB per file, 25 GB storage, custom expiry, password protection, and persistent links.

Never. Kinet has a strict No AI Pledge — your files are never used to train artificial intelligence models. Unlike mainstream file sharing services, Kinet doesn't scan your uploads for data mining or share your content with third parties.

All files are encrypted at rest using Cloudflare R2 storage and transferred over TLS. Password-protected links use PBKDF2 hashing for secure key derivation. Kinet never stores decrypted files, and self-destruct downloads ensure files are deleted immediately after access.

No, you can start sharing files immediately without signing up. Just upload, generate a link, and share. Create an optional account with Google to unlock features like download tracking, file management, custom expiry, password protection, and persistent links.

Free users can upload files up to 1 GB. Pro users can upload files up to 5 GB. Both plans support multiple file uploads with automatic zipping for convenient sharing.

Yes, Pro users can password-protect any link. Passwords are securely hashed using PBKDF2, so even Kinet cannot see your original password. Recipients must enter the correct password to access the file.

Self-destruct mode permanently deletes a file immediately after the first download. This is useful for sharing sensitive documents that you only want one person to access once. After download, the link becomes invalid and the file is removed from storage.