A branded intake channel where the agent can credibly say: your file goes only to me, nothing rests on any server, here is the link. Zero-knowledge by architecture, not by promise.
For two decades the answer to every regulated workflow has been the same: upload the file to someone else's server, send a link, hope the password email arrived separately. The middleman model is now a liability — breach disclosures, subpoenas, vendor risk reviews, the long shadow of every data-processing addendum your client makes you sign.
DirectSend Business removes the middleman. The file flows directly from your colleague's browser to your client's browser, end-to-end encrypted with a key we couldn't hand over if we were ordered to — it never reaches our servers in the first place. What your client sees is your brand at your subdomain. What we see is that two browsers shook hands, and how big the handshake was.
The flow your agents and your clients see — and the line your auditors will appreciate.
Drop-in branded send-and-receive for the moments where a Dropbox link is the wrong answer.
Left: your agent on acme.directsend.app/agent. Right: your client on the link you just sent them. Nothing between them but a direct connection.
Every other column on this table is a tool we respect — and that we couldn't recommend for the file your client wishes they'd never had to send by email.
Most secure-share products are zero-knowledge by policy: the vendor says they don't look. DirectSend is zero-knowledge by architecture: the vendor cannot look. The encryption keys exist only in two browser tabs, briefly, and only the two people who already trust each other.
A flat monthly fee for a clear seat ceiling — so adding the seventh agent doesn't require finance approval. Annual billing only at launch; monthly when we get out of MVP.
A 20-minute demo with whoever from your team will own this. We'll spin up yourbrand.directsend.app live, send a real file through it, and answer the question your auditor is going to ask first.