XFileSharing is the most used, and i think it has all the features but you need the moolah to buy them.
There are many coders for XFileSharing, You can find some online if you need a custom template contact froomple (He's too busy and wants some serious moolah :ninja: )
PayPal is no option for FileSharing, they'll freeze your assets once they get a whiff of it.
I suggest going with Webmoney.
You need high end servers, Space is cheap these days. The only problem will be bandwidth since it is costly.
You can oversell space, if you give like 100GB to 10 users it doesnt mean that they will necessarily use all the space provided to them.
xfilesharing isnt as good as you think.. you have to rely on sibisoft for everything.. even little modifications..
Themes, if you look around on forums you will find coders who will make you unique theme.
I don't know about paypal restrictions, but to start off with use paypal and see?
you need 100tb servers (unlimited bandwidth) with atleast 1gpbs ports, as many HDDs as possible on raid, And maybe even an SSD to cache popular files
theres no doubt you will need multiple servers..
i guess theres no right way.. just trail and error
thanks again VideoCloud and thank u very much ServerPolice , but what about cost, i mean suggest me everything with its cost
let's say that for start there will be 50 users who purchase premium and 20-30 users who will download as free mode
of course i won't allow uploading to my filehost for everyone !
plus, there's a small question : if i use FTP upload to my filehost , this will consume BW from my filehost server or from my RDP ? :D a noob Question :D
and what about suggested payment options ?
webmoney,okpay,cashu,credit card ? but how to integrate them ?!
Not to sound harsh but based on the way you ask questions I can tell you it's best to not do this.
First, you have NO experience, you don't even know where to start and what to do. That translates to sloppy website, service and probably no room for unique features as you can't even get basic one on your own.
Or, you're simply too lazy to sit and spend one day browsing around websites, see which features they have, where are they hosted (then check servers on the host), check which payment processors are being used etc.
In other words, you expect things to be given to you on a silver plate, that's not how one should think if he's considering to start a business.
Which brings me to another point, filehosting is business. Yes, business. Just because ton of noobs here start their own filehost hoping to earn millions and then retire early, fuck everything up along the way it doesn't mean you should do too.
PS. After reading your replies later on I've realized you don't even know how "bandwidth" works. We don't need another nooby filehost wasting bandwidth on the internet, seriously.
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