StreamWish is a video host that lets you upload, stream and embed videos and offers uploader earnings. Searching for it today can be confusing: when we checked in November 2026, its premium page redirected to a site called StreamHG, which uses a similar layout. We treat them here as the same product family but mark every value we could not confirm on a single official page.

FileHost.net sits in the same space, so the questions are practical ones. What happens to a free file that nobody watches, how large can a file be, and how much does a thousand views pay? For FileHost.net those answers are on public pages. For StreamWish, several are not.

If you are choosing where to place new uploads, treat the table as a starting list of questions for support rather than as a final verdict.

FileHost.net and StreamWish 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.netStreamWish
Free planFileHost.netFree account, no card neededStreamWishFree account; 7-day premium promoA "Claim 7-Day Premium" offer was shown on the home page.
Paid plansFileHost.net$7.99/mo or $77.99/yearStreamWishNot published
Max file sizeFileHost.net5 GB free, 20 GB premiumStreamWishNot published
StorageFileHost.netNo storage cap publishedStreamWishUnlimited with its own player
File retentionFileHost.net60 days inactive (free); never (premium)StreamWishFree: 120 days inactiveThe 120-day figure was shown on the StreamHG pages that streamwish.com redirects to.
Pay per viewFileHost.net$1.50 to $33 per 10,000 viewsStreamWishFixed rate; amount not publishedThe home page promises a fixed amount per 10,000 downloads or views without stating it.
Payout minimumFileHost.net$10StreamWishNot published
Payout methodsFileHost.net10+ incl. crypto, Payeer, WebMoneyStreamWishNot published
Ads for viewersFileHost.netAd-supported; run your own on premiumStreamWishPremium removes ads
Embeddable playerFileHost.netYes, iframe embed, custom colorStreamWishYes, own player
Streaming qualityFileHost.netSecure HLS, up to 1080p by defaultStreamWishNot published
Remote uploadFileHost.netYes, dozens of hosts + direct linksStreamWishYes, "Upload URL" option
APIFileHost.netREST API: upload, remote, foldersStreamWishYes, Service API linked
Privacy controlsFileHost.netProtected embeds, searchable toggleStreamWishNot published
Download without accountFileHost.netYes, viewers need no accountStreamWishNot published

Where FileHost.net stands out

  • Public numbers: $10 minimum payout, earning tiers by country from $1.50 to $33 per 10,000 views.
  • A written 5 GB free and 20 GB premium per-file limit.
  • Premium plans with listed prices: $7.99 monthly, $37.99 for six months, $77.99 for a year.
  • Secure HLS packaging after upload and a custom player color on premium.
  • Remote upload from dozens of hosts, including StreamWish itself, plus a documented REST API.

Where StreamWish stands out

  • Free file retention of 120 days is longer than the 60 days on FileHost.net free accounts, as listed on the StreamHG pages.
  • Storage and bandwidth are advertised as unlimited when you prioritize its player.
  • A seven-day premium trial offer is promoted on the home page.
  • A Service API and an upload-by-URL option are both linked from the front page.

Trade-offs to weigh with StreamWish

Choose FileHost.net if you

  • want the full rate table and a $10 payout minimum visible before you sign up
  • need a documented file limit, up to 20 GB per file on premium
  • plan to import existing videos with the remote upload tool
  • want fixed, published premium prices
  • would like protected embed links and per-video subtitles

Choose StreamWish if you

  • want free files kept for longer before inactivity removal
  • will use its own player anyway and want the storage promise attached to it
  • would like to try a short premium promotion first

One service, two domains

When we requested the premium page on streamwish.com in November 2026, the server redirected us to streamhg.com. The StreamHG front page does not mention StreamWish, while the streamwish.com home page mentions a "Player StreamWish". We cannot say from public pages whether this is a rebrand, a mirror or a separate operator.

The practical step is simple. Before you move or upload anything, sign in at the exact domain you use today and read the account terms there. If you rely on embeds that point to one domain, ask what happens to them if the other becomes the main site.

What "unlimited" means in practice

Both front pages use the word unlimited next to storage and bandwidth, and both attach the claim to using the service's own player. That matters if you stream through your own site player or pull files by direct download. A sensible test is to upload one video, embed it the way you normally would, and watch your dashboard for warnings over a week.

FileHost.net does not publish a per-account storage cap either. Where it differs is that file size and idle-file retention are documented: 5 GB and 60 days for free accounts, 20 GB and no deletion for premium.

Moving your files without re-uploading

StreamWish is on FileHost.net's list of supported remote upload hosts. That means you can paste a StreamWish link and let FileHost.net fetch the video server to server, which saves your own bandwidth on large libraries. Transfers depend on the source link being publicly reachable, so some files may need a direct upload from your original copy.

Run a small batch first, then compare playback, subtitle tracks and file sizes. Once you are happy, move the rest in groups so you can fix problems early.

Moving from StreamWish to FileHost.net

  1. 1Open your StreamWish or StreamHG file manager and list the videos worth keeping.
  2. 2Create a free FileHost.net account and open the remote upload page.
  3. 3Paste your StreamWish links into FileHost.net remote upload, which supports that host, and wait for the transfers to finish.
  4. 4Check a sample of the copied videos for playback and subtitles.
  5. 5Replace the embed code on your pages with the new FileHost.net embeds.
  6. 6Keep the old files until the new links have been live for several weeks.

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Frequently asked questions

In November 2026 the premium page of streamwish.com redirected to streamhg.com. We could not find a public statement explaining it, so verify which domain your account lives on.

The StreamHG pages say inactive files from free users are deleted after 120 days. FileHost.net deletes free files after 60 days of inactivity and keeps premium files indefinitely.

Its home page promises a fixed amount per 10,000 downloads or views but we could not find the figure, the minimum payout or the payout methods publicly. FileHost.net pays $1.50 to $33 per 10,000 views with a $10 minimum.

Yes, StreamWish is on the list of hosts supported by FileHost.net remote upload, as long as your links are publicly accessible.

StreamWish showed a 7-day premium offer on its home page. FileHost.net has a free account and paid plans from $7.99 per month.

Sources & last checked

StreamWish 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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