01
The crate goes up
Drag a file in or paste a link. The upload starts at once, at whatever speed your connection gives — nothing is shaped and nothing is queued, whatever the account is worth. A part that fails retries by itself. Close the tab on a browser upload and it starts again, so a large file wants a window you can leave alone; paste a URL instead and the fetch runs on our side and resumes if the source stalls.
UPLOAD SPEED: UNSHAPED
BROWSER UPLOAD: KEEP THE TAB OPEN
REMOTE FETCH: RESUMES ON ITS OWN
02
It goes on the wire
The share link appears when the last byte lands, never before — a crate still uploading has nothing to serve. Delete a file and it stops being served immediately, with no cached copy anywhere still handing it out. A download that drops resumes where it stopped.
LINK READY WHEN THE UPLOAD FINISHES
DELETE TAKES EFFECT AT ONCE
DOWNLOADS RESUME WHERE THEY STOPPED
03
The visitor walks in
A share link is a funnel, not a direct link. A visitor passes 2 ad pages with a 5-second wait each, enforced on the server and not just counted down in the browser, and then gets a signed ticket for the bytes. The ticket allows 3 streams at once and 1.5× the file's size in total, which is room for one resume and not room for a second person.
2 GATE PAGES · 5S EACH
TICKET BOUND TO BROWSER AND NETWORK
MAX 3 CONCURRENT STREAMS
BYTE BUDGET 1.5× FILE SIZE
04
A download gets counted
A haul counts when 90% of the file has reached the visitor, added up across every request they made. No clock is involved and there is no minimum size. One credit per visitor per 24 hours across the whole site, not per file, so the first publisher to convert someone that day is the one paid. At most 4 devices behind one address are credited in that window. Requests from 22 known datacentre networks are refused outright, before any bytes move.
≥ 90% OF THE FILE
NO TIME FLOOR · NO SIZE FLOOR
1 CREDIT / VISITOR / 24H SITEWIDE
22 DATACENTRE NETWORKS REFUSED
05
The rate is applied
The rate is set by the downloader's country at the moment of the request, never your own, and the amount is written onto the event once. Mixed traffic averages into an effective CPM you can see per file, per country and per referrer. A later change to the card does not reach a day that has closed, and nothing is clawed back.
GEO AT REQUEST TIME
DAYS CLOSE 00:00 UTC
TOTALLED ONCE A DAY
NO CLAWBACKS
06
Money leaves the building
Earnings mature 7 days after the day they were earned and then become withdrawable. Request any amount from $5.00; a reviewer settles it by hand, so there is no scheduled run and no fixed hour. If a request is cancelled, the reason and whether funds were restored are shown in its history.
CLEARS IN 7 DAYS
MIN PAYOUT $5.00
SETTLED BY A REVIEWER · NO RUN DAY
UPI · PAYPAL · BANK
07
Storage is earned, not granted
A new account starts at 5 GB and climbs to 50 GB on the strength of qualified downloads over the trailing 30 days. Promotion is immediate; a drop takes 90 days below the threshold and then falls one step. A file nobody downloads is deleted after 45 days, and one under 10 downloads after 100. Both are true whether or not it has unpaid earnings on it, so the files screen warns you before the deadline.
5 GB → 50 GB BY TRAFFIC
30-DAY WINDOW · 90-DAY GRACE
NO DOWNLOADS: DELETED AT 45D
UNDER 10 DOWNLOADS: DELETED AT 100D