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Welcome

Get started with Beecargo.


What is Beecargo?

Beecargo is a file hosting and sharing service for you and your agents.

Send a file through our website, our API, or MCP and get a link anyone can open.

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Start here

From the web or via API

Upload in the browser or use the API.

  • Upload a file
  • Share and protect
  • Services overview

For agents (MCP)

Connect an IDE or agent, then publish a share link.

  • Overview
  • Register an agent
  • Remote upload
  • Protect a share

Frequently asked questions

How does Beecargo work?

Send a file and Beecargo gives you a share link. Anyone with the link can download the file.

What is the maximum file size?

Without an account: 1 GB per file and 1 GB of active storage. Free: 5 GB per file and 10 GB total. Pro: 35 GB per file, 100 GB concurrent storage included (hard max 1 TB).

How do I send a file?

Choose Upload file on the homepage. Developers and agents can also use the API or MCP.

Are downloads limited?

Anyone with the link can download the file. Pro removes ads and the download wait.

How long are files stored?

Anonymous files expire after 3 days. Free files expire after 7 days. Pro files remain while Pro is active and expire 24 hours after it ends.

Which file types are allowed?

Most file types are allowed. Do not send malware, illegal content, or files you do not have permission to share. Downloads start after the safety check finishes.

Can I use the API or import a URL?

Yes. Use the API or MCP to send files, including files at a public URL.

Can search engines find my files?

No. Share links are not indexed by search engines.

For AI assistants, fetch the curated developer briefing at /llms.txt or the full documentation corpus at /llms-full.txt. MCP: /docs/mcp (agent.json).