G2 Vendor Directory

Progress ShareFile

by Progress Software

1,540

Reviews

4.2

Star rating

#4

Rank in Virtual Data Room (VDR)

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Security
  • File Sharing
  • Sharing
  • Sharing Ease
  • Secure Sharing

Cons

  • File Management
  • Expensive
  • Slow Performance
  • Learning Curve
  • Interface Issues
  • Storage Limitations

Traffic & LLM citations

Monthly G2.com page views and citations by AI answer engines for Progress ShareFile.

Page views and citations · Progress ShareFile

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Based on reviewers who said they switched from another product.

Losing to

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Key stats

-40.0%

42

Small Business

16

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business39.6%
Mid-Market34.1%
Enterprise26.3%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2024 Q424.5
2025 Q1154.3
2025 Q284.4
2025 Q394.5
2025 Q4163.6
2026 Q1194.5
2026 Q2104.3
2026 Q363.6

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.7
Ease of Setup8.7
Quality of Support8.5
Meets Requirements8.9

What reviewers say

Effortless Transfers for Massive Audio Files

4.5

“Honestly, the best part is how easily it handles massive files. At Pocket FM, we’re constantly sending heavy audio masters, sound design files, and huge scripts back and forth with external voice actors and producers, and ShareFile makes transferring these giant files really smoo”

Business Development Associate

Secure and User-Friendly File Sharing Solution

5.0

“I like that Progress ShareFile is secure and easy to use, which gives me confidence that important files are protected and only accessible to the right people. It's simple to upload, share, or manage documents without complicated steps, and it makes it easy to store files, access”

Indexer

Secure, Easy, But Needs Faster Navigation

5.0

“I like how easy it is to securely share and manage files using Progress ShareFile. It's simple to use, reliable, and makes collaboration more convenient. The initial setup was mostly easy, and it was straightforward to get started. The team was able to learn the basics without an”

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