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A Google Drive link vs SnapHost
Drive shares a file. Set to “anyone with the link”, the link is the key and whoever holds it is in; set to named accounts, your client needs a Google account. Either way, what opens is a file to download, not the page your AI made.
Side by side
| What you can do | A Google Drive link | SnapHost |
|---|---|---|
| Who can open it | A Google Drive link:Anyone with the link, or people with a Google account | SnapHost:Only the people you name |
| Take it back from one person and keep it for the rest | A Google Drive link:Yes, for people you added by account | SnapHost:Yes, in one click |
| See who opened it, and when | A Google Drive link:No | SnapHost:Yes |
| Set a password or an end datePro | A Google Drive link:An end date | SnapHost:Yes |
| Put it on your own web address, if you have onePro | A Google Drive link:No | SnapHost:Optional |
Checked 2026-09-19. These tools change; every line here is checked again monthly, and a line we can no longer verify comes off the page rather than staying as a guess.
Switch in three steps
Download the page or PDF your AI made.
Put it in SnapHost.
Type the emails of the people who may open it.
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