Drag the full project onto the page and it goes to your client as one file. No splitting a video into parts. No WeTransfer link that dies in a week, and no shared Drive folder to keep tidy. Up to 50 GB per file, kept in the project for as long as you need it.
brand-refresh-final.zip
Resumable163 MB of 240 MB · 2.1 MB/s
logo-suite.ai
UploadedRaw video, full design exports, photo sets, whatever the project actually weighs. You send it as one file, not a zip split across three messages.
Big uploads resume where they left off if your wifi blinks, so a 40 GB file does not mean starting over because the page reloaded.
v1, v2, v3 all stay on the file. The client sees the latest, and you can both look back at an earlier round without digging through email.
Everything lives in the project portal. The link does not time out after a week, so the client can come back for the files months later.
You upload large. Clients upload smaller, since they are usually sending you references, source photos, or a brief rather than a final master. Both directions run through the same portal, so a client returns files to you the same way you sent them.
Upload ceilings
When you upload a new round of a file, it stacks as the next version instead of becoming a separate file with a longer name. The client always opens the current one. The history is there if either of you needs to compare, and approvals attach to the exact version they signed off on.
brand-refresh-final.zip
v3 · current
Livev2 · approved
Archivedv1 · feedback
ArchivedYou can send large files to clients up to 50 GB each, and they can send up to 5 GB back. Large file delivery for freelancers usually breaks in three places: the file is too big, the upload dies halfway, or the client cannot tell which version is final. Here is how each one is handled.
Drag the full file onto the project. No splitting a video into parts, no zip spread across three messages.
A big upload picks up where it left off, so a wifi blip on a 40 GB file does not send you back to the start.
It does not expire. They download the current version without hunting for which copy is the real final.
New rounds stack as versions, and an approval is pinned to the exact version it was given on.
Yes. Delivvo has a free forever plan with no card. On the free plan you send files up to 2 GB each with 5 GB of storage, delivered through one branded link that never expires. Pro raises that to 50 GB per file.
It depends on your plan. The free plan handles 2 GB per file, Starter 5 GB, and Pro and Agency go up to 50 GB. Even the smaller sizes cover most single deliverables; Pro is where big raw video and full design exports fit without splitting anything into parts.
Yes. Clients can upload to the same project, up to 5 GB per file. That is usually plenty for references, source material, and briefs. It all stays in the one place instead of bouncing through email.
No. The files live in the project portal, not behind a time-limited link. Your client can come back for them weeks or months later, and so can you.
Large uploads resume from where they stopped rather than starting over, so a brief drop in connection on a 40 GB file does not cost you the whole upload.
No. A new round stacks as the next version on the same file. The client sees the current version, and the earlier rounds stay available so you can both compare them.
No usage meter on top of your plan. Storage is part of your plan's allowance, and Delivvo does not charge per download or per gigabyte transferred.
Everything lives in the project portal. The link does not time out after a week, so the client can come back for the files months later.