Hand over the data — and the storage bill
Stop paying to archive scans your clients stopped caring about years ago. Transfer each project to the client who commissioned it, and let them decide what is worth keeping.
The archive nobody wants to pay for
Every finished job leaves data behind. Keeping it is expensive, deleting it feels risky, and nobody is willing to pay for either.
Terabytes you cannot invoice
A hundred terabytes from finished jobs sit in storage at your expense. The clients who commissioned those jobs will not pay to keep the data, and the cost quietly grows with every project you deliver.
Data that ages out
After five years a scan is a historical record, not a deliverable. Often a single year is enough — the site has changed and it has to be rescanned anyway.
Deliveries that expire
A file-transfer link holds the data for about a month and then deletes it. The scans were never really handed over — they were parked, and the archive stayed with you.
Five steps, all in the project settings
No contracts, no migration, no extra tooling — the handover is part of the platform.
Keep the originals, not just the viewer
Every upload is converted into a viewer, and the files you sent are deleted once that is done. Tick Save source files to archive them with the project instead, ready to download at any time. This option is included with any paid plan.
See supported formatsAdd your client as an owner
Invite them by email from the project settings. They receive a message with a link and get full access to the viewer, settings and source archive as soon as they sign in.
Remove yourself as an owner
With your client on the list, remove your own entry. The project leaves your account completely, and the space it occupied stops counting against your plan.
The free plan keeps it for 30 days
From there, the project remains on your client's free account for 30 days from the date it was uploaded, and they receive a reminder three days before it expires.
Your client decides whether it is worth keeping
If the data matters, they subscribe and keep the viewer and the original files for as long as they keep paying for the plan. If it does not, it quietly disappears — at no cost to either of you.
Compare plansOne subscription instead of a data centre
Three things change the moment the project stops being yours to store.
A flat, predictable cost
You pay for the plan you already need to upload and process work. Nothing scales with the size of the archive behind you.
A deliverable that outlives the download
Your client gets an interactive link and the original scans, not a ZIP file that vanishes in four weeks.
An edge over the competition
Live, viewable data handed over with the job raises the value of your work, and it costs you nothing extra.
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