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Buying an Email Platform Mostly for the Storage
Sometimes what you want is a large mountable drive and the mailboxes are incidental. Because the plan and the add-on price separately, the cheapest route is the free tier plus capacity — this covers where that wins and where a bucket beats it.
Reselling Email Storage as Part of What You Sell
Most agencies leave storage on the table because wholesale options need engineering or are priced per seat. This covers the real cost base, the three places margin actually comes from, and what you take on by becoming the vendor of record.
Sync Files Across Devices Without Handing Over Your Password
Every machine that held your password can still reach everything, including the laptop you sold. Per-device credentials can be revoked one at a time — this covers the WebDAV setup, what a mount does not do, and where a real sync client wins.
Client File Delivery Without a Third File-Sharing Account
Links expire, personal accounts hold company material, and nobody can say who has which file. This covers running delivery from the same account as the mail, the folder structure that survives staff changes, and where a dedicated service still wins.
The Email Attachment Size Limit, and How to Stop Hitting It
Base64 encoding adds a third to every attachment, so a 25 MB cap rejects a 20 MB file. Since the binding limit sits at the far end, a bigger allowance buys you nothing — this covers what actually works and when to still attach the file.
AI Agent Backup: Keeping a Copy the Agent Can't Delete
An agent with shell access can clear a directory it was asked to tidy, and sync will faithfully propagate the deletion. This covers the push-only pattern, the credential separation that makes it work, and what it honestly doesn't protect against.
Buying 100TB Cloud Storage Without Talking to Anyone
Google, Dropbox and Box all make you request a quote at this size, because their storage is priced per seat. Ours is a slider and a card payment — this covers what it costs at every tier, who actually buys it, and where object storage beats us outright.
Send a Share Link Instead of an Attachment (and Stop Hitting the 25 MB Wall)
Every mail server on the delivery path gets a veto over your attachment, and the smallest limit wins. Moving the file off the message fixes size limits, quota duplication and revocation in one step.
Mount Your Cloud Drive as a Network Drive with WebDAV
A sync client copies your entire cloud onto every laptop you own. WebDAV does not: files stay on the server and the operating system fetches them on demand. What it does well, where it falls down, and how to connect every platform.