You get a free chunk when you sign up, but it comes with a time window you have to use it in 14 days, which forces you to test the service quickly to see how great it is. Masv.io pricing is built around the delivery model where you pay by the GB instead of via a subscription model. Masv got Servers in different area codes Credit: Masv We emailed the editor, she downloaded the footage and was editing without a hiccup. Which, if you are delivering a lot of video online, is amazing. You can't let your files live there forever, it's not got team sharing and collaboration tools, it does a different thing. To be clear, Masv.io isn't trying to do what Dropbox does. For that type of thing we're going to use Masv now. We ended up giving up and shipping a drive. Dropbox is wonderful and we use it every day, but certainly not for delivery dailies.

We've had times where we tried to send 200GB through Dropbox and it reported '16-18 remain' for 2-3 days straight. We're reporting that time to be fair to Dropbox, but we've actually had Dropbox be unpredictably slower at times. For comparison sake, that same 73GB over the same network took about 200 minutes-or more than 3 times as long-to upload to Dropbox, which is normally our preferred delivery method. We signed up for an account, and approximately 60 minutes later, 73GB had been sucked up to the cloud.

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