Implementing AXEL Go is designed to be quick and user-friendly across various platforms:
Download & Installation
Users download the AXEL Go installer from the official website (axelgo.app) or respective app stores (iOS, Android). Desktop installation takes just a few minutes: the macOS version downloads in ~75 MB, while the Windows version requires ~50 MB.
Account Setup & Sign-In
Upon launching, users either sign up for a new account (free or trial period) or sign in. New users typically receive a 30-day trial of a paid plan.
2-Factor Authentication & Security Configuration
Users are prompted to enable two-factor authentication and set security preferences—passphrases for Secure Share links, expiration rules, and more.
Permissions & Folder Setup
In team or business setups, administrators define roles, manage permissions, and grant folder access to team members.
Integrations & Workflow Configuration
Teams can integrate AXEL Go with tools like Slack, Outlook, Dropbox, and Clio, customizing the platform to their existing workflows.
Deployment in Operational Use
Once installed and configured, users can send or receive files using Secure Share and Secure Fetch. Media files can be streamed directly from within the app.
Timeline Estimate:
AXEL Go offers a tailored environment for individual users, small teams, and enterprises, with various customizable features:
AXEL Go’s pricing model is transparent, with no hidden setup fees or mandatory maintenance charges. The platform offers a free plan and paid monthly subscriptions ($1.99 for Starter, $9.99 for Professional, $39.99 for Team). There is no mention of any implementation or onboarding fees. Support is included in all plans; email and Help Center access come standard. Enterprise users on customized plans may incur additional costs for on-premises deployments, hybrid setups, or dedicated SLAs, although these are typically defined on a case-by-case basis in contracts.
AXEL Go provides a comprehensive support ecosystem accessible to all users:
AXEL Go employs a layered, defense-in-depth security architecture to safeguard user data:
End-to-End AES-256 Encryption: All files are encrypted with military-grade AES-256 both during storage and transport.
Decentralized Digital Sharding: Files are broken into encrypted shards and distributed across multiple IPFS and blockchain nodes, making unauthorized access or tampering extremely difficult.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Available for both login access and, optionally, for securing individual files in storage.
Passphrase-Protected Encryption Keys: Users can generate and use passphrases to create secure crypto keys with additional protection.
Secure HTTPS/SSL Channels: All web and client traffic is protected via SSL/TLS connections.
Folder and File Permissions: Admins can set granular access controls on folders and shared links, including private shares limited to specific recipients.
Activity Logs & Metadata Tracking: Professional plans include detailed logs on file actions, plus metadata preservation and certificates of authenticity.
Backup & Data Residency: Team and Professional plans include backup features. Users can specify data residency (e.g., U.S.), ensuring data compliance and recovery options.
Together, these measures ensure AXEL Go delivers robust data protection by combining advanced cryptography, strict access controls, decentralized architecture, and compliance-ready design.
AXEL Go typically issues updates for its desktop and mobile applications whenever new features, performance enhancements, or security improvements are released. These updates are automatically detected by the app:
AXEL Go empowers users with complete control over their data—both in ownership and portability:
AXEL Go offers flexible, usage-based options to accommodate changing organizational needs:
This setup allows organizations to efficiently manage costs and resource allocations without penalty.