DivShare Direct

Published at June 13, 2007   Filed Under Web 2.0    
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divshare logoFile hosting service divShare has been re designed to add some new features paid model for file sharing. divshare direct is the new premium plan introduced in this relaunch.

divShare Direct feature is a paid model and allows you to add media to your folder and embed it anywhere you like, including social network profiles and blogs or websites. You can now customize the divshare flash player with your own logo and name. Now you can directly link to your files there are no download pages. Visitors can download the content directly from the widget boxes. The premium plan starts from $4.95/month.

The site now looks very clean and simple. With the new design a few features have been retired, notably groups feature, profiles and inbox/favorites.

If you are looking for a free solution check out box.net, it allows you to upload files and you can share them in a widget on your blog. [via]

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5 Responses to “DivShare Direct”


  1. Nirmal
    June 13th, 2007 6:52 am
    Box.net is one of the best. I have been using it. Paying for a such is service is not required when you have lot of free sites.
  2. ram
    June 13th, 2007 10:13 am
    yaah ur right, normal users won’t use it as there are free options.
  3. John
    June 13th, 2007 12:59 pm
    agreed, I’d recommend mediaFire.com they dont even offer a paid service but they give you free unlimited uploads and a great way to manage your files. It’s a lot like Gmail for your files. they just updated their website too, take a look!
  4. ram
    June 14th, 2007 3:08 am
    @john,
    thanx for commenting, i will check this one
  5. Adam
    February 26th, 2008 12:31 am
    i still think the regular free DivShare is one of the best solutions available. The low-tier paid plan is very similar to .Mac in terms of what you get for what you pay, but has its own strengths and weaknesses compared to .Mac (personalized flash for instance).

    Box.net’s free solution file size is limited to 10MB max file size with 1GB space, and MediaFire.com limited to 100MB max file size.

    DivShare Free is 200MB max file size with 5GB space, and the flash players for uploaded video and audio are extremely useful.

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