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>If it is on a server (For example, a side project instance in AWS), then I drop it into S3 bucket, export it and send the URL to the recipient. I just eat the cost of them downloading it. Usually I am making money off the work anyways, so it is the cost of doing business.

Consider BunnyCDN way cheaper than s3.

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If the project is already in AWS then it has to be downloaded outside the network at least once. I think s3 is one of the cheapest methods to server files on aws. There is no benefit to a secondary service.

BunnyCDN does look good though.

BunnyCDN is a CloudFront alternative, not an S3 alternative.

They also offer an object storage product, it seems: https://bunnycdn.com/solutions/cdn-cloud-storage

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