TrunkTransfer is a branded file transfer built for professionals who want to deliver large files to clients with their own branding. Instead of sharing a WeTransfer link or a Google Drive folder, you send clients a download page hosted on your own domain. files.yourbrand.com. Your logo. Your colors. Your brand name in the URL. The client clicks, sees your brand, and downloads their files. No account required on their end.
Every file delivery you send looks like something you built yourself. Not a third-party tool. Not a free service with someone else's logo on it. Just your brand, presenting work the way a professional brand should.
You get a branded delivery page, a custom domain, delivery confirmation so you know when your client has accessed the files, and enough storage to handle large video, photo, and design projects without worrying about limits.
Setup takes minutes. Connect your domain, upload your logo, pick your colors, and your next delivery goes out looking like the rest of your brand.
TrunkTransfer is for brands that care about the full client experience, not just the work inside the files.
Creatives send file to client with their own domain.
Digital marketer / agency : exchange files with client

The branded approval workflow is the part that stands out for me. Most branded-transfer tools stop at the download page, but agencies usually need a sign-off on the files too. Can the client leave feedback on a specific file before approving, or is it a single approve/reject for the whole delivery? And does the delivery confirmation show which files were actually downloaded?
The custom-domain delivery page feels especially valuable for agencies and photographers: clients see the brand they already trust instead of a generic transfer service. Delivery confirmation plus password protection also covers the two practical concerns—knowing the handoff happened and keeping large project files controlled.

The branded approval workflow is the part that stands out for me. Most branded-transfer tools stop at the download page, but agencies usually need a sign-off on the files too. Can the client leave feedback on a specific file before approving, or is it a single approve/reject for the whole delivery? And does the delivery confirmation show which files were actually downloaded?
The custom-domain delivery page feels especially valuable for agencies and photographers: clients see the brand they already trust instead of a generic transfer service. Delivery confirmation plus password protection also covers the two practical concerns—knowing the handoff happened and keeping large project files controlled.
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