Sinosend

Sinosend turns the awkward email-attachment dance into a branded transfer with real analytics attached. You upload, share a custom link, and then watch who opened it, from where, and how long they stuck around before clicking away. The drag-and-drop shape is WeTransfer; the polish, the analytics, the receiving page, and the email a recipient sees in their inbox are all yours to control.

What Sinosend actually does

At its core it's a file-sharing platform built around the parts WeTransfer leaves out: branded transfer pages, recipient analytics with geolocation, custom domains, request links for incoming files, and what Sinosend calls digital sales rooms for delivering documents to a prospect.

• Send large files via shareable links or direct email to multiple recipients
• Request files from clients with a hosted upload page
• Track who opens and downloads each transfer with detailed analytics
• See where recipients open from with geolocation data
• Toggle Sinosend branding off so the page looks like yours
• Route links through your own custom domain (files.yourcompany.com/...)
• Send email from your own domain so the recipient sees you
• Add team members with their own logins under one workspace
• Set transfers to never expire instead of the usual short countdown

How it fits in your stack

Sinosend explicitly pitches itself as a step beyond WeTransfer, and the comparison is fair. Same drag-and-drop simplicity for the sender, plus the branding and recipient analytics that WeTransfer keeps locked behind its Pro tiers. If your business runs on client deliverables, putting your own domain on the download page, plus knowing whether the recipient even opened the file, changes how the handoff feels and what you can follow up on.

Who it's built for

Sinosend is for anyone who sends client deliverables and cares what the receiving page looks like. Designers handing off final assets, video editors shipping cuts, agencies sending campaign files, and sales teams using transfers as quick digital sales rooms for proposals and contracts. Solo operators get most of the value on the Personal tier; agencies grow into the higher tiers when they need team logins, the brandless dashboard, and email sent from their own domain.

The deal

The Personal Plan starts at $49 with 10 GB transfers, 30 of them a month, and 50 GB of long-term storage. The Pro Plan at $98 jumps to 25 GB transfers, unlimited monthly transfers, 200 GB storage, and the option to toggle all branding off. Higher tiers stack on team logins, custom domain CNAME links, brandless dashboards, and unlimited file uploads. [Pick up Sinosend on AppSumo](https://www.grabltd.com/recommends/appsumo-sinosend/) before this one closes.