Feem
8.0#1 in peer-to-peer file sharing softwareFrom $4.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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WebTorrent
6.5#13 in peer-to-peer file sharing softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | Feem | WebTorrent |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2010 | 2013 |
| Integrations | The maker provides a reseller API for granting Feem Pro licenses; access requires an approved reseller account and authenticated HTTPS requests. | WebTorrent works with Browserify and Webpack, and the FAQ lists Vuze and webtorrent-hybrid among WebRTC-capable clients. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says Feem does not store chat history or have visibility into files shared between devices. | The FAQ says clients can download from a torrent file or magnet link without trusting servers or peers. |
| Support | The maker lists email support with medium, high, or highest priority depending on the Pro license tier. | The project offers support through Discord, GitHub discussions, and issue reporting. |
Feem plans
- Feem freeFree
- Feem Pro iOS$4.99 a year
- iOS$4.99 a year
- Feem Pro Personal$9.99 a year
- Personal$9.99 a year
- Feem Pro Family$49.99 a year
WebTorrent plans
- WebTorrentFree
- WebTorrent DesktopFree
Pick Feem if…
Feem suits people who need to move files between nearby devices, including in places without reliable Internet access. It is less suitable for sending files to someone in another city or for transfers that need to continue in the background.
Pick WebTorrent if…
WebTorrent suits people who want to play torrent video or audio while downloading, as well as developers building peer-assisted delivery or app delivery. Browser users need a torrent seeded by a WebRTC-capable client.