MediaFire Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Mediafire is used by our organization as a cloud storage platform to share big data between students and faculty members. It is really a great platform for sharing presentation, lectures and related softwares among students. Students can have access to the required document/file anywhere, anytime at their ease simply by copy/pasting link and downloading required file.

Likelihood to Recommend

Mediafire is well suited for reliable and user friendly data sharing. Easily accessible. There is a room for improvement regarding security. Also, you also require an internet connection for accessing any specific document. But, its a great too for data sharing whether you have a small document or large application/software.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire has created a simple yet robust file sharing and storage system that I've used regularly to send files to clients. I find it less intrusive than Dropbox, and easier to use. My entire business is built on file sharing - if I can't send audio to clients then I'm out of business. MediaFire aids in the success of my company.

Likelihood to Recommend

Think of MediaFire as the DropBox alternative - many of my clients don't use DropBox, and it's nice to have an alternative to use when I have to send audio files for approval or deliver final versions. MediaFire is fast and painless. And there's more than enough storage to test it out if you're not ready to pull the trigger on a paid plan.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire is a resource we came across as it offers 10GB for free, and easily allows cloud storage and file sharing. MediaFire connects with many private cloud storages that made it a no brainer to add to our tools. We tested the MediaFire beta on iOS and have been very pleased with the companies growth in adopting new offerings and applying feedback. Overall MediaFire is a nicely ranked new edition to our cloud storage and media sharing tools.

Likelihood to Recommend

MediaFire is a great tool for content/creators to manage the overflow of content with the generous free storage offering. By sharing MediaFire with clients and coworkers you earn more free storage. This tool is a no brainer to add to the apps to manage content and share on any device.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire helped me for uploading documents and others thinks like videos and photos and software's.

The best thing I like is that it can take so many folders within folders. This makes it easy for me to arrange my documents and other information. There is such an ease for me to sort and store data in categories.

It really helped in solving business problems by providing cloud storage and If we want to generate link for any media to download we can easily do that by using it.

Likelihood to Recommend

MediaFire Did the great job by providing an amazing cloud services to the users without any hassle and easy to use.

It is very affordable if you are going for a Paid Plan.

The ad-supported free service lets you upload files up to 4GB in size, which is also generous, and automatically scans files for viruses, a feature not every file syncing service offers.

You can share file links on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, and Blogger and generate a one-time download link

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire is used sometimes to download/share files with our clients and it's one of the most common file-sharing and cloud storage software in the current decade.

Likelihood to Recommend

MediaFire is pretty well from a single home user to students working on a project or a business sharing files and space with colleagues/clients. I cannot see a scenario that MediaFire cannot fit in, especially since everything can be transferred digitally nowadays.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Used as an individual user. Found great for sharing of large files. Even the free version provides 10gb allowance for file sharing. The speed and ease with which sharing could be done were commendable. Mobile interface is good, however desktop client if available would also have been good for better syncing of files.

Likelihood to Recommend

For quick and easy sharing of large sized files that too for free or for reasonable pricing, it is best suited. However if you wish to later sync those file to your desktop it would be difficult. Ads in the free version are also very distracting. But overall a reasonable offering.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire has been in the market for quite a while and predates well known competitors such as Dropbox. It's strengths are the ability for you to upload and store large files. We use this service's 10GB free storage on an adhoc basis for files that we may need access to for the short to medium term.

Likelihood to Recommend

Good cloud storage option for large files such as iso images as there's a 20Gb file limit. This doesn't feel like an Enterprise grade file storage option, with competitors offering a slicker UI and features. A good backup option if you are taking advantage of various providers free storage options.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire [is] one of the known cloud storage services that [as] become popular to share big big office files. We use this for our whole organizations. There is some good packs for small and big company. Sometimes we have to share large files! We choose MediaFire. I use 1000gb packs and this is wonderful.

Likelihood to Recommend

In a small and budgeted business we can use MediaFire. File, Image, video and all can be saved in a proper away. Just upload and then share! It's so easy and simple. For software farm you need to send zippfile! In MediaFire this is [a] popular option to share zippfile.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

MediaFire is used by me, my company and my friends to download files over [the] server and to upload files, It is easy to use and to serve data over media fire as for users, it is easy to download files just by clicking on the download button and didn't have to struggle or find more to download the file.

Likelihood to Recommend

Its recommended to use it when you have to share large files over [the] network but it did not support downloading multiple files at a time, further, it cost you too much data to share files, it would be better to share larger files via different platforms, software or via [an] offline medium.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are using MediaFire in our department to upload files, share files and to collaborate on files. It is also used by some other departments of my organization.

Likelihood to Recommend

Uploading and sharing files with MediaFire is very easy and convenient but integration with apps like Microsoft Outlook is missing which doesn't let MediaFire steal the first place in the list of cloud upload apps like OneDrive and Dropbox.