Filecamp is a cloud DAM platform with unlimited users, custom branding and proofing tools. Plans start at $29/month with a 30-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Filecamp is a cloud-based digital asset management (DAM) platform from Filecamp AG. It gives marketing and creative teams one place to store, organize, share and control images, logos, videos, documents and presentations, with tagging and search to find them again. The company presents it as a simpler, lower-cost option than enterprise DAM systems.
The homepage cites more than 1,850 organizations, over 125,000 users and customers in more than 60 countries. Filecamp works as a corporate media library and as an everyday file sharing tool, and every plan includes unlimited users. Because it is software as a service, nothing needs to be installed on a desktop or laptop.
Admins create folders, upload files and invite users, then set folder permissions so each person or client sees only what they have been granted. Files can carry keywords and metadata, labels for rating or proofing, and membership in collections that pull from several folders. Uploads in the browser can be up to 4 GB.
Sharing runs on links. You can send a single file link or a folder link, and recipients land on a download page with your logo and colors. Request file links let non-users send files in, with a message when something arrives. Downloads can be the original file or a converted version, such as a PSD turned into a WebP.
Organization tools include metadata editing, keywords, labels, collections and automatic image tagging, plus favorites that pin frequently used folders to the main menu. Search spans images, stock photos, videos, documents and presentations. Admins also get an audit log, version control, trash recovery, asset expiration with automatic deletion of expired assets, and click-on agreements that require users to accept your terms.
Branding is the other strong area. You can add a logo, colors, background image, custom URL, branded login page and custom emails. Higher plans add multiple themes tied to different folders, custom pages built in a WYSIWYG editor, a custom domain, your own SSL certificate and full white label. Commenting and real-time alerts support review and approval.
Filecamp is a cloud-based digital asset management platform for organizing, sharing and controlling images, videos, documents and other creative files. It is aimed at marketing and creative teams and includes custom branding, folder permissions and proofing tools.
Filecamp costs $29 per month for Basic (20 GB), $59 for Advanced (50 GB) and $89 for Professional (100 GB). Annual billing is $348, $708 and $1068. Extra storage starts at $10 per month for 10 GB.
Yes. Every account starts with a 30-day free trial of the Professional plan with 10 GB of storage and all features. No credit card is required, and you are not charged if you decide not to continue.
No. All plans include unlimited users and free bandwidth. Pricing depends on the plan and the amount of storage.
No. Filecamp states that it does not support SSO, CAS, LDAP, SAML, Active Directory or other external user authentication protocols. Users are managed inside Filecamp with specific user, admin and folder permissions.
The web interface accepts uploads up to 4 GB in the browser. For larger files up to 20 GB, Filecamp offers WebDAV/FTP access.
Yes. Filecamp is pay-as-you-go with no long-term contracts, and cancellation is done online from Account Settings. With monthly billing, the account stays active until the end of the paid period.
Filecamp suits marketing departments, agencies, photographers, freelancers and other small and mid-sized businesses that share brand assets with many clients or partners. The company lists industries such as advertising, architecture, fashion, publishing and non-profits.