dosya.dev vs MEGA

If you actually move files around, yes. MEGA's free 20 GB is one of the most generous tiers anywhere - the table says so plainly - but its free tier meters downloads with a rolling transfer quota, and link passwords and expiry are paid features. dosya.dev puts link controls, S3 and WebDAV access and team workspaces with roles and audit logs on every plan, and meters nothing at all on paid plans. Our free plan does have a daily download allowance (10 GB across share links, 5 GB per API or protocol credential), which resets every 24 hours rather than rolling.

It is - MEGA's 20 GB beats dosya.dev's 5 GB, and if free storage volume is the whole contest, MEGA wins it. The trade is in what surrounds the storage: dosya.dev's free plan includes link passwords, expiry and download limits, file requests, and transfers with no per-file size cap, with a 10 GB daily share-link download allowance instead of a rolling quota.

MEGA meters how much you can download or transfer in a rolling window on the free tier - heavy downloading pauses until the quota refreshes. dosya.dev charges no egress fees on any plan and meters nothing on paid plans. Free has a fixed daily allowance - 10 GB across share links and 5 GB per API or protocol credential - that resets in full every 24 hours.

Yes. Drag your MEGA sync folder into the dosya.dev desktop app, use rclone (it supports both services) for a scripted copy, or paste direct links into remote downloads and dosya.dev fetches them server-side.

MEGA bills in EUR: Pro Lite is €4.99/mo for 400 GB and Pro I is €9.99/mo for 2 TB, converted by your bank. dosya.dev bills flat USD prices from $3.99/mo for 100 GB. On raw price per GB the two are close; the difference is quotas, protocols and team features.

dosya.dev includes team workspaces with five built-in roles, custom roles and audit logs on every plan. MEGA offers team administration on its Business plan.