A project for every client
Separate files, folders, domains, and usage while keeping billing in one agency workspace.
Give each brand its own project, move campaign assets without friction, and share polished links that look like part of the client’s business.
Separate files, folders, domains, and usage while keeping billing in one agency workspace.
Use client subdomains such as media.client.com or downloads.client.com.
Import existing files, share private previews, and publish final media without moving the source again.
Agencies reuse media across websites, stores, ads, email, and social campaigns. Infinite Uploads keeps the source organized by client and gives the team the right link for every channel.
Three plain steps. Infinite Uploads handles the hosting work quietly in the background.
Name the project, choose its region, and connect the client’s branded media address.
Upload from the team, import public links, and organize approved work into clear folders.
Use direct images, hosted video, email-safe assets, public downloads, or private review links.
Keep approved creative together and copy the right version for every place the campaign appears.
Share a draft or large export through an expiring link, then replace it with the final public asset.
Keep evergreen logos, product images, downloads, and video easy to find for the next request.
Every Infinite Uploads plan includes the same features. Pick a plan based on how much you store and share, not a confusing feature checklist.
See simple pricing →Yes. Projects separate files, folders, domains, and usage while the agency keeps one workspace and one bill.
Yes. Connect subdomains such as media.client.com, images.client.com, or downloads.client.com.
Yes. Invite members to the workspace. Project-specific human access is planned after launch, so workspace members can see every project in version one.
Yes. Import public web URLs, a CSV of URLs, or publicly downloadable Google Drive files.
Organize the source, publish the right link, and keep every brand under one simple bill.