WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Create a file-sharing directory organized by categories. Option to preview files before downloading. Create income by charging for uploads and downloads. Integrates with other plugins.

Cons: Security features are only available in premium.

Pros: Fast to set up, easy to use. Valuable service in a convenient package. Great customization/managing panel. Frequently updated.

Cons: Many features locked behind Pro version. Some add-ons require coding knowledge.

Pros: Has a range of extensions available. Integrates seamlessly with WordPress. Active and growing community. Available in many languages.

Cons: May require some work to match with existing site design.

Pros: Auto Hide feature. Security Code. Commercial and personal site compatibility.

Cons: Only 10,000 free views. No built-in iframe url check..

Pros: Grant access to restricted content. Accept new registrations. Establish the rules per role. Limit how much content they can view.

Cons: Widgets are only as responsive as your theme.

Pros: Change theme codes and folder. Upload and download content. Remove themes and plugins. Integrates with coding editors.

Cons: Incorrect coding can damage the site.

Pros: Integrates with WooCommerce and MailChimp. Comes with free extensions like Google reCAPTCHA. Users can send friend requests to other users.

Cons: Conflicts with some custom WordPress themes. False analytic reports are a common problem. Managing paid subscribers is challenging.

Pros: Great customer support. Award-winning developers. Sales reporting.

Cons: Can be too dependent on other plugins. Need to pay too much for extras. Not customized.

Pros: Supports many ad networks and types. Adds an easy-to-use block to the Gutenberg block editor. Many customization and display options.

Cons: Need to know how to use PHP functions.

Pros: Hardens websites against attacks. Scans for malicious content. Assists with post-hack actions.

Cons: Removing malware is only available in paid version.

Pros: Plenty of conditional redirect options. Full logging support. No server knowledge required.

Cons: Clutters the database if neglected. Only supports server-side redirects.

Pros: Integrates with WordPress themes. Lets you incorporate widgets. Continuous development.

Cons: Widget bundle installed separately. Plain design.

Pros: Very easy to get started. Wide support. Extremely customizable. Shortcode support.

Cons: Requires some coding knowledge for full functionality. Only five different style skins for team portraits.

Pros: Assign roles and permissions. Block content from specific members. Place login portals for easy access.

Cons: Free version comes with adverts.