Filemoon is a video hosting platform whose home page advertises uploads by browser, by remote link and by FTP, along with a REST API that supports webhooks and API keys. It appears under more than one domain, which is the first thing to be careful about when you compare it with anything.

FileHost.net covers similar ground with its dashboard, remote upload and REST API, and it adds a public rate card for uploader earnings. This page sets the two side by side using only facts we could verify in November 2026. Where Filemoon does not state a number on its main domain, the table says "Not published".

One more caution before the table: a few pricing pages for Filemoon exist on different domains and they do not agree with each other. We do not copy a price from a mirror into a comparison. Check the account you will actually log in to.

FileHost.net and Filemoon at a glance

Facts as of November 2026. "Not published" means the provider does not state it publicly. Plans and limits change, so confirm on the official site before deciding.

FeatureFileHost.netFilemoon
Free planFileHost.netFree account, no card neededFilemoonFree account offered
Paid plansFileHost.net$7.99/mo or $77.99/yearFilemoonPremium; prices differ by domainSeveral Filemoon domains show different premium tiers and prices; confirm in your account.
Max file sizeFileHost.net5 GB free, 20 GB premiumFilemoonNot published
StorageFileHost.netNo storage cap publishedFilemoonNot published
File retentionFileHost.net60 days inactive (free); never (premium)FilemoonNot published
Pay per viewFileHost.net$1.50 to $33 per 10,000 viewsFilemoonNot published
Payout minimumFileHost.net$10FilemoonNot published
Payout methodsFileHost.net10+ incl. crypto, Payeer, WebMoneyFilemoonNot published
Ads for viewersFileHost.netAd-supported; run your own on premiumFilemoonNot published
Embeddable playerFileHost.netYes, iframe embed, custom colorFilemoonYes, video player
Streaming qualityFileHost.netSecure HLS, up to 1080p by defaultFilemoonMulti-quality encoding on premium
Remote uploadFileHost.netYes, dozens of hosts + direct linksFilemoonYes, remote link uploadHome page lists browser, remote link and FTP upload.
APIFileHost.netREST API: upload, remote, foldersFilemoonREST API with webhooks
Privacy controlsFileHost.netProtected embeds, searchable toggleFilemoonNot published
Download without accountFileHost.netYes, viewers need no accountFilemoonNot published

Where FileHost.net stands out

  • Upload limits are stated in plain numbers: 5 GB per file free and 20 GB per file premium.
  • Earnings are explained in a public tier table, from $1.50 to $33 per 10,000 views, with a $10 payout minimum.
  • Premium has three simple billing periods starting at $7.99 per month, with the six-month plan working out to about $6.33 per month.
  • Free files are kept for 60 days of inactivity and premium files are never deleted for inactivity.
  • Remote upload from many hosts and a REST API are documented on public pages, so you can plan automation before you sign up.

Where Filemoon stands out

  • Three upload routes are advertised on its home page: browser, remote link and FTP.
  • A REST API with webhooks and API keys is advertised, which helps with automated workflows.
  • Premium tiers mention priority upload, multi-quality encoding and priority encoding.
  • Premium tiers are sold with a range of durations, from short trials to a full year, on the pages we saw.

Trade-offs to weigh with Filemoon

Choose FileHost.net if you

  • want to read your rate card and payout threshold before uploading.
  • prefer one domain, one dashboard and one price list.
  • need up to 20 GB per file on a premium account.
  • want premium retention that never deletes inactive files.
  • plan to import videos from other hosts by URL.

Choose Filemoon if you

  • rely on FTP upload as part of your workflow.
  • want webhook notifications from a REST API.
  • like buying premium for a fixed number of days instead of a monthly plan.
  • already have embeds and an audience on Filemoon.

The multiple-domain problem

Search for Filemoon and you will find several domains, each with its own look and its own premium page. Some list 30, 100, 200 and 365 day tiers; another lists 7 and 30 day options. We did not verify which of these is the current official account system, and a comparison page should not pretend to.

The practical advice is the same one you would give for any host: sign in on the domain you plan to use, read the pricing there and screenshot it. FileHost.net keeps a single site, a single price list and a single set of limits on its public pages.

Upload methods and automation

Filemoon advertises browser upload, remote link upload and FTP, plus a REST API. That mix suits publishers who push large batches from a server. FileHost.net offers browser upload, remote upload by URL from many supported hosts and a REST API with endpoints for upload, remote jobs and folders.

For bulk work on either service, test with a handful of files first and watch how long encoding takes before you queue hundreds.

Payout transparency

FileHost.net lists tiers of $33, $22, $11 and $7 per 10,000 views, $1.50 for Turkey and $5 for all other countries, counts up to three views per viewer per 24 hours, and requires videos over one minute. The minimum payout is $10.

Filemoon links to a Make Money section from its pages, but we found no rate table or threshold in public text. If earnings are the reason for your move, ask for the current rate card in writing and compare it to the FileHost.net table, remembering that real earnings depend on where your viewers are.

Choosing between premium models

Filemoon premium is described on its pages as a fixed number of days with perks such as priority upload and priority encoding. FileHost.net uses calendar billing: $7.99 a month, $37.99 for six months or $77.99 for a year, paid from your earnings balance or in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin or USDT on TRC20.

If you earn from views, paying from earnings balance can offset the cost. If you only host for sharing, compare the monthly equivalent with what you actually use.

Moving from Filemoon to FileHost.net

  1. 1Export or download the originals of the videos you want to move; keep a spreadsheet of titles and old links.
  2. 2Create a free FileHost.net account and open the dashboard.
  3. 3Filemoon is supported by FileHost.net remote upload, so paste the share links there to pull files across without re-uploading from your computer.
  4. 4Wait for each upload to finish processing, then open the player to check sound, subtitles and quality.
  5. 5Swap embed codes on your site page by page and keep the old links until traffic has moved.
  6. 6Add a payout method in your account settings and review the earn money page.

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Frequently asked questions

Filemoon offers a free account, and premium plans on top. Prices shown on different Filemoon domains do not agree, so confirm the price inside your own account before paying.

Its home page advertises a REST API with webhooks and API keys. FileHost.net also has a REST API with upload, remote upload and folder endpoints.

Free accounts allow up to 5 GB per file and premium accounts allow up to 20 GB per file.

Yes. Filemoon is one of the hosts supported by FileHost.net remote upload, so you can add supported share links in the dashboard.

Filemoon links to a Make Money section, but a public rate table and payout minimum were not available on the pages we could read in November 2026.

Sources & last checked

Filemoon details were last checked in November 2026 from the pages below. FileHost.net details come from our own premium, earn money and API documentation pages. Spotted something out of date? Tell us on the contact page.

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