Give every client one place for their files
Your clients find their files on your own site
For businesses that already keep client, dealer or staff documents in Dropbox. Each person logs in to your WordPress site and sees only their folders, with no Dropbox link to forward, lose or resend.
I keep resending the same Dropbox link because the client can't find the email.
A link I sent last year still works, and I've no idea who has it now.
Each client should see only their folder. Keeping the shares straight is a mess.
One subscription for all sixteen plugins. Pro is for your own site, your company's included, and starts with a 7-day free trial. Commercial is for people who build sites for clients and is bought directly.
For your own site, your company's included. Every plugin, one key.
€118,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
1 site · all 16 plugins
For freelancers and agencies who install the plugins on client sites.
€238,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
Unlimited sites · all 16 plugins
Prices include VAT and every payment comes with an invoice. Not for you? Write within 14 days and you get your money back.
Buy any plan, activate it and put it to work with your clients. If it is not right for you, write to us within 14 days and you get all your money back, even after activation.
Photographers, video makers and architects drop files in Dropbox, and clients collect them on your site.
Price lists, manuals and brochures in one reserved area, with a separate folder for each group.
Add a client area to the sites you build. With the Commercial plan there is no limit on client sites.
You keep working in Dropbox as you do now. The portal turns those folders into a private page on your site.
Clients search by file name and preview images and PDFs before downloading. (Pro)
Switch off downloads for one folder: images show reduced and PDFs stay closed. (Pro)
Light, dark or automatic theme, plus a portal colour that matches your brand. (Pro)
No. The portal's styles and scripts load only on the page where you place it. Folder contents are remembered for 5 minutes, so Dropbox is not asked on every click, and files are sent in small pieces so your server's memory stays flat. Downloads do use your hosting bandwidth, and you decide the largest file allowed (512 MB unless you change it).
No developer needed. You install it from a zip in about 2 minutes. To connect Dropbox you create a small private "app" in your Dropbox account, which is just a pair of keys: the plugin page numbers each step, gives you copy buttons, and a Check the connection button tells you in plain words if something is missing. The step-by-step guide covers every click.
You need WordPress 6.2 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, any Dropbox account (a free one works) and a site on https.
Cancel before the 7 days end and nothing is charged: the portal keeps working in its basic version with its first folder, and nothing is deleted. Every Pro setting you made stays saved and comes back the moment you activate a licence. If you keep it, the subscription starts and the same key keeps working.
Yes, any time. The subscription renews every month or every year, as you choose. If you cancel, your key keeps working until the end of the period you paid for and nothing more is charged. After that the portal carries on in its basic version, with your settings saved. In the first 14 days you can also ask for a full refund.
Your files travel from your Dropbox to your site and on to your logged-in client. They never pass through our servers and we never see them. You need no account with us. The plugin contacts our server only to check your licence key, with your site address, and to look for updates.
On the Dropbox side it asks only for read permissions, so it cannot change, move or delete anything in your account.
Yes. The portal is a short code you paste into a page, so it works in the block editor, the Classic Editor, Elementor, Divi and any builder with a shortcode or text element. It carries its own style reset, so themes that restyle buttons, links or tables do not break it. If your theme has a fixed header, a height setting keeps the portal toolbar in view.
Yes. Click Release this site on the old site, then paste the key on the new one. If the old site no longer exists, write to us and we free the licence for you.
Access works by WordPress role, not by single user. To give each client a private folder, give each client their own role (a free role manager plugin does it in a minute) and link that role to their folder. That takes one rule per client, so it needs Pro.
Clients cannot upload: the portal only reads Dropbox. You add files through Dropbox itself, from your computer, phone or dropbox.com, and they appear on the site.
Every option says in one line what it does. You won't need a manual or a developer.
Write in English, Italian, French, Spanish or German. The people who build the plugins reply.
If it isn't right for you, write within 14 days and we refund the full amount.