DivShare provides users with a full service media delivery system. The application enables users to embed Flash videos on websites and blogs or share them with others. Users can play MP3 files from anywhere, even on a blog or website. Photo sharing capabilities are also provided with public or private settings so the user stays in control of viewing privileges. Documents can be shared and privately stored through DivShare as well. The application supplies users with detailed file reporting and low bandwidth costs. DivShare has proven its value to many users and received recognition from TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Rev2.org, ABC and Business Week.
DivShare was founded by David Altschul and Rob Howard and is currently based out of Reston, Virginia. The application was created to offer media hosting to users. In 2007, the DivShare websites was posted as available for sale. On January 1st, 2009 it was acquired by 3Sixty. Today, DivShare offers a valuable service to many users.
DivShare helps users share various types of media. The application caters to users with photographs, videos, audio files and other media. Users can create slideshows and audio play lists or access online document viewers. DivShare makes it possible to access, manage and pass these files along. Files are given a number of sharing options, including download links, direct links, forum posting format, email friendly versions and embedded versions.
The DivShare website invites users with a blue and green color scheme that has a nearly playful appearance which compliments the stylish DivShare logo. The site is clutter free and very well organized. The user is not assaulted by flashy banner advertisements or pop up ads. The account creation form and main navigational links are easily accessible from the DivShare homepage.
A new user can create a DivShare account by clicking on the blue “Sign Up” link in the upper, right hand corner of the homepage. The short registration form requires a first name, email address and password. The user must also successfully enter a Captcha code to verify that they are human. A blue Facebook button is also available along the right hand side of the form for users who prefer to register through their social networking profile.
DivShare gives users five membership options to choose from. The first is a free account which includes up to 5 GBs of storage space and up to 10 GBs of downloads per month. The first paid membership is the Personal account which costs around $20 per year. This membership includes up to 25 GBs of storage, 75 GBs of downloads per month. The Professional account costs around $72 per year or the user can pay around $8 per month if they prefer. This membership includes up to 100 GBs of storage space and 200 GBs of downloads per month. The Professional Plus membership costs around $180 per year or around $20 per month and upgrades to include 100 GBs of storage space and up to 500 GBs of downloads per month. A Dedicated membership is also available for around $400 per month. This plan includes up to 2,000 GBs of storage space and 2,000 GBs of downloads per month. DivShare accepts Visa, MasterCard, Amex and Discover credit card payments.
DivShare is great tool for users who share media. The application works for just about anything, from images to videos, audio files and documents. Users can choose from many account options as well, some of which include annual and monthly payment plans.
on 12 Apr 2012 at 11:53
Slow!!!! Broken connections and playback on simple audio. 500 error when trying to download files directly. I'm just an end-user, but if you are a content creator, I recommend finding a better site.
on 22 Jan 2012 at 04:01
on 26 Jul 2011 at 18:38
Customer service for divshare is horrible I won't touch Kadoo because of divshare. I have been with them before they were bought out. The buy-out company has been horrible with communication. They loose files, or files get corrupted or go missing. When you sumit a support ticket it takes months before things are solved. (if they are solved on the first go). I am waiting for amazon and icloud to digitally duke it out. The only good thing left about divshare is their online video conversion process. IF they don't corrupt or misplace it....
on 08 Apr 2011 at 07:14
I took me 3 months to cancel an account. Very unreliable and unprofessional customer service. Disappointing.