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Renewable links

Long-term file sharing.

quik.space is built around expiry. If you need a link to live longer than 72 hours, pay $2 to extend by 30 days — renewable indefinitely. Or group files into a 30-day Space for $5. Honest comparison vs the permanent-storage clouds below.

FAQ

Does quik.space offer permanent file hosting?

Not by default. The product is disposable file sharing — every link has a death date so we don't end up with petabytes of forgotten files. But you can extend any link by 30 days for $2, renewable indefinitely, which is functionally permanent if you keep paying. The honest answer: if you need 'set it and forget it' permanent storage, use MEGA, pCloud, or Internxt. If you want a link that's alive for a few months while a project is active, extend on quik.space.

What's the cheapest way to keep a quik.space link alive long-term?

Pay $2 to extend by 30 days. Set a calendar reminder, pay again. At $2/month you can keep a single link alive for the entire year for $24, less than most cloud storage subscriptions. The trade is the manual step — there's no auto-renewal because there's no stored card.

Is there free permanent file hosting?

Truly permanent + free is rare — storage costs real money. MEGA's 20 GB free tier is the most generous, and Catbox is donation-funded and won't delete files. quik.space is not that — we explicitly delete files when their paid lifetime ends. Different products for different jobs.

Can I have a permanent folder on quik.space?

The closest equivalent is a Space — pay $5 for a 30-day grouping, drop multiple files inside, all inherit the space's expiry. Renewable for $5/30 days. Functionally a 'folder' you can keep alive by paying once a month. See /spaces/new.

Is there free online shared folder hosting?

For free permanent: Google Drive (15 GB), MEGA (20 GB), pCloud (10 GB) — all of those let you put files in a folder, share it, and keep it forever. quik.space's free tier is 72 hours per file with no folder — different model. Pick based on whether you need persistence or disposability.