Verdict in one line: FileJoker Standard is cheaper and its rolling five-day allowance forgives a heavy day; Keep2Share PRO gives more traffic per day but resets it daily. Buy the one that hosts your files — and if you download in bursts, FileJoker’s model suits you better.
FileJoker vs Keep2Share at a glance
| FileJoker Standard | Keep2Share PRO | |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days | $25 | $27 |
| 365 days | $145 | $201 |
| Cost per day, annual | $0.40 | $0.55 |
| Traffic | 60 GB per any 5 days | 50 GB per day |
| Average traffic per day | about 12 GB | 50 GB |
| How the allowance works | Rolling five-day window | Resets every 24 hours |
| Speed, no captcha, parallel downloads | Yes | Yes |
Prices verified 25 September 2026 and reviewed monthly.
Price: FileJoker is cheaper
| Plan | FileJoker | Per day | Keep2Share PRO | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 days | $25 | $0.83 | $27 | $0.90 |
| 90 days | $49 | $0.54 | $67 | $0.74 |
| 180 days | $90 | $0.50 | $113 | $0.63 |
| 365 days | $145 | $0.40 | $201 | $0.55 |
On a single month the difference is $2. Over a year it is $56. FileJoker is cheaper on every term, and the gap grows with the length of the plan.
Traffic: two very different models
This is the part that decides which host suits you, even more than price.
Keep2Share PRO gives you 50 GB a day, and the counter resets every 24 hours. Unused traffic does not roll over. That is a lot of downloading if you use it every day — roughly 1.5 TB a month at the ceiling — but a quiet day banks nothing for a busy one.
FileJoker Standard gives you 60 GB per any five days. At any moment FileJoker looks back over the previous five days; while that rolling total is under 60 GB, you download at full speed. It averages out to about 12 GB a day, far less than Keep2Share on paper — but you can spend most of it in one sitting.
So the headline numbers mislead in both directions:
- Steady daily downloader, 20–50 GB most days: Keep2Share PRO. FileJoker Standard would run out.
- Occasional big day, quiet in between: FileJoker. A 50 GB evening fits in one go, and a few quiet days reset the window.
- Light, regular use, a few GB a day: either works — and FileJoker is cheaper.
A worked example: a 50 GB archive set
On FileJoker Standard, 50 GB fits inside the 60 GB window, so you can download it in one sitting. On Keep2Share PRO it also fits inside one day’s 50 GB — just. Push it to 80 GB and the two diverge: Keep2Share finishes the next day after the reset; FileJoker finishes once the first chunk rolls out of the five-day window.
Speed and features: effectively the same
Both premium accounts remove the throttle, the captcha and the wait between files, support parallel downloads and resumable transfers, and work with JDownloader and IDM. Neither is meaningfully “faster” on premium; your connection is usually the limit.
Which one should you buy?
- Your links point at FileJoker. FileJoker Standard Premium — the annual plan at $145 is $0.40 a day.
- Your links point at Keep2Share. Keep2Share Premium PRO — the annual plan at $201 is $0.55 a day.
- You need both. Common, because the two hosts share a lot of the same territory. Size each one to how much you pull from it.
Premium is tied to the host. A FileJoker key does nothing for a Keep2Share link, and vice versa — check the domain before you buy.
Buying a key for either host
Both are sold here as official voucher codes that you redeem yourself on the host’s own site, on your own account — never a shared login. The code is emailed within seconds of payment, you can pay with PayPal, card, USDT or Bitcoin, and nothing auto-renews.
More detail: our FileJoker premium review, Keep2Share premium review, and the tier guides FileJoker VIP vs Standard and Keep2Share MAX vs PRO.
Frequently asked questions
Is FileJoker cheaper than Keep2Share?
Yes. FileJoker Standard is $25 for 30 days and $145 for a year; Keep2Share PRO is $27 and $201. Per day on the annual plan, $0.40 against $0.55.
Which gives more traffic?
Keep2Share PRO, if you download every day: 50 GB a day against FileJoker Standard’s 60 GB per any five days. FileJoker’s rolling window is more forgiving if your downloading comes in bursts.
What does “60 GB per any 5 days” mean?
A rolling window. FileJoker adds up what you downloaded over the previous five days; while that total is under 60 GB, you download at full speed.
Does Keep2Share’s daily traffic roll over?
No. It resets every 24 hours and unused traffic is lost.
Is one faster than the other?
Not in practice. Both run at maximum speed on premium, with no captcha or waiting.