If you're working with proprietary designs, unreleased products, or client-confidential reference material, it's worth understanding how Meshy handles your data before you upload anything sensitive.
General Guidance
As a baseline, avoid uploading highly sensitive files (unreleased product designs, confidential client work) on plans that don't offer enhanced data protections, and always check your organization's own data-handling policy first.
Plan Differences
Data handling can differ between free, standard, and Enterprise plans. If sensitive uploads are a regular part of your workflow, Enterprise-tier data commitments are typically the better fit.
Enterprise Data Commitments
Meshy's Enterprise plan offers additional data protection commitments designed for organizations handling proprietary or confidential material, including stronger data isolation guarantees.
Storage
Uploaded reference files and generated assets are stored in your workspace until you delete them. Review your plan's retention and deletion terms if storage duration is a concern for sensitive material.
Support and Security Contact
If you have specific security or compliance questions about handling proprietary files, reach out to Meshy support so the team can point you to the right plan or data agreement for your needs.
FAQ
1. Is it safe to upload confidential client reference images?
Check your plan's data handling terms first. For regularly handling confidential or proprietary material, Enterprise-tier data commitments are the better fit.
2. Does upgrading to Enterprise change how my data is handled?
Yes, Enterprise plans include additional data protection commitments aimed at organizations working with sensitive or proprietary material.
3. Who do I contact with security questions about my uploads?
Reach out to Meshy support directly with your specific security or compliance question.