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Sending a 6GB holiday video album to relatives used to mean splitting it up, now I just drop the link in our chat. Plenty of free space and the link sharing is genuinely convenient. Small complaint is the free download wait timer on their end, but a quick app install sorted it. Pretty pleased overall.
Big free storage, convenient link sharing for large files
Free-tier download wait timer for recipients
The earnings are alright but lately the popunder ads have been throwing some really aggressive redirect and fake-alert creatives that annoyed my readers. I had a few people email me thinking my site was hacked. I can block categories in the dashboard but it feels like a constant whack-a-mole and I shouldn't have to police their ad quality this hard.
Running Taboola on three news properties and it has been the most reliable revenue line we have. The Newsroom feature actually drives internal clicks back to our own articles, not just sponsored stuff, which keeps users on site. NET-45 payments have landed on the dot every single month and the account team genuinely understands editorial layouts. Reporting granularity down to placement level is excellent.
Onboarding was friendly and the platform itself is capable, but the moment our spend was committed the responsiveness dropped off a cliff. I had questions about a sudden CPC spike and it took days to get a real answer, by which point budget had already been wasted. For the rates we're paying I expected better hands-on help.
The popunders being served now are full of fake virus alerts, sketchy crypto schemes and forced redirects that hijack the back button on mobile. My bounce rate spiked and a couple of regular users emailed me thinking my site was hacked. I expect some intrusive ads with pops but this crossed into malware-adjacent territory and I had to pull the code.
I run a travel blog and seasonal CPMs through this network have been the best I've ever seen, especially in Q4. The optimisation is fully automated so I can focus on writing instead of fiddling with placements. Got paid right on schedule every single month with zero chasing. Could not recommend more for serious bloggers.
No real issues to report, the native recommendation widget loads fast and doesn't slow my pages down, which matters for my Core Web Vitals. Earnings have been consistent month to month and the account manager actually responds. My only wish is they offered NET-15 instead of NET-30, since cash flow matters for a small operation like mine.
The full-service side is what sold me. I don't touch ad code at all, they handle the optimisation and I just watch the reports. My RPM has been steady around $32 and the script is lightweight enough that my Core Web Vitals stayed in the green. Support answered my CLS question within a day with an actual screenshot walkthrough.
Can't deny the money is good and the dashboard is clean and easy to read. What keeps me at three stars is that the gateway experience for visitors is genuinely annoying and I feel a bit guilty putting my community through it. If they toned down the ad steps I'd happily bump this up. As it stands it's a trade-off.
I run several content sites and Adsterra consistently out-earns the rest of my stack. The in-page push and popunder mix is the sweet spot for me, fill rate never dips, and NET-15 payments have literally never been late once in three years. The anti-adblock recovery has also recovered revenue I was just losing before.
My biggest fear with any monetization stack was tanking my Core Web Vitals. WeForAds' async wrapper barely moved my LCP and my CLS actually improved because the ad slots are sized properly. Revenue up, speed unchanged.
Decent earnings overall
Aggressive popunder creatives, fake-alert ads slip through, too much manual blocking needed
Reliable monthly payouts, placement-level reporting, internal traffic via Newsroom
Been a happy user for collaborative folders with my design team. Version history has bailed me out twice when someone overwrote a PSD. Only gripe is the free 2GB fills up almost instantly, so you basically have to go Plus.
Great version history, smooth shared folders
Free plan storage is too small
The link shortening itself is quick and the API let me automate posting links across my channels, which I appreciated. Support replied to my withdrawal query but took around three days. Earnings are okay-ish, nothing to write home about. It's a fine secondary income but I wouldn't rely on it as a main one.
Useful API, automation friendly
Slow support, modest earnings
Grabbed the Pro Lite plan and 400GB for the price is excellent compared to what I was paying before. Resumable downloads saved me when my power cut out mid-transfer on a 9GB file. Web client, Android app and Windows sync all stay in lockstep and I never worry about the provider snooping on my stuff.
Affordable Pro tiers, resumable transfers, consistent across devices
Love that I can fire off a transfer in seconds without an account. The web version is handy when I'm on a borrowed machine and don't want to install anything. The only thing pulling it down is the ad clutter on the free download page, feels a touch much at times.
No-install web option, very quick to use
Ads on the download page
Capable platform, smooth initial onboarding
Support became slow and unhelpful after launch
Malicious-looking creatives, mobile redirects damaging user trust
I send 2GB Photoshop and video files to clients almost daily and the link-based sharing just works without anyone needing to make an account. Upload speeds are solid on my fibre connection and the email notification when someone downloads is genuinely useful. Only gripe is the free tier auto-deletes after a week, so I've had a couple of clients miss the window.
No account needed for recipients, clean interface, download notifications
Free transfers expire too quickly
What sold me is the real-time dashboard. I can see which demand partner won each bid, what the eCPM was, and how the AI is shifting floors throughout the day. No more guessing where my money comes from.
Transparent real-time reporting down to the bid level
For a small site the concept is great because you don't sacrifice any real estate. My issue is the $50 minimum payout threshold, with my traffic it takes me almost three months to cash out. The product itself is fine and support replied within a couple of days, just be realistic about how slow earnings accumulate on low volume.
No extra space needed, responsive enough support
Slow to hit the minimum payout on small traffic
Top-tier RPMs, automated optimisation, dependable payments
On one hand, 1TB for free is unbeatable and sharing a link with my family group takes seconds. On the other hand, the free download speed and the wait before a big file starts is frustrating, and I'm not fully comfortable with where my data sits privacy wise. It's useful but I keep a second backup elsewhere just in case.
Free 1TB, simple sharing
Slow free downloads, lingering privacy doubts
I shoot weddings and back up RAW files straight into Dropbox after every event. Uploads are quick over my home fibre and I sleep easy knowing version history and 30-day recovery have my back. Accessing a specific shoot from my phone on the road is seamless too.
Fast large uploads, reliable backup, mobile access on the go
Lightweight widget, consistent earnings, responsive account manager
NET-30 payment terms feel slow for small publishers
Payments have always landed on time via PayPal, NET-30 like clockwork, no chasing them. Fill rate on my US traffic is great though my Indian visitors earn a lot less which is expected. Only gripe is the mediation report sometimes lags a day behind so I can't see yesterday's numbers until lunchtime.
Punctual NET-30 payouts, excellent fill on tier-1 traffic
Reporting can lag a day
Hands-off setup, excellent RPM, fast knowledgeable support
Used the import tool to move years of files over and it just worked. The 2TB Pro plan is plenty and the file versioning has already saved me once when I overwrote a spreadsheet. Sync between my laptop and phone is seamless and the encryption is the cherry on top.
Smooth migration, file versioning, roomy Pro plans
I'm genuinely torn on this one. The payouts arrive on NET-30 like clockwork and the in-page push performs well for me, but the popunder format is aggressive enough that some of my regular readers complained. I keep it running because the revenue is real, yet I'm not fully comfortable with how intrusive it gets.
Reliable NET-30 payments, in-page push converts nicely
Popunders can be too intrusive for loyal audiences
Good income, clean and readable dashboard
Visitor experience feels exploitative
Consistently high revenue, flawless payment record, effective adblock recovery
No hit to Core Web Vitals; non-intrusive ad rendering
I appreciate the Swiss jurisdiction and the encryption option, that part is excellent. But it feels like every useful feature, extra family sharing, more transfer, the Crypto vault, is another paid tier. The core works well, just be ready to be nudged toward add-ons.
Swiss data residency, genuine encryption available
Lots of features locked behind extra add-on costs