Pricing breakdown by tier
Budget: $15–50/month
Budget-tier managed SFTP is a fully hosted service with no server management, typically supporting 1–10 SFTP users and 10–100 GB of storage. These plans are self-service, have transparent pricing, and are designed for teams that need simple vendor file drops without compliance complexity.
Starter: $15, Pro: $49, Business: $149. Scoped credentials, file retention, dashboard. See pricing →
BYOS from $18, Small $25, Medium $49, Large $99. API access on Large. Source ↗
Mid-range: $50–200/month
Mid-range services add features like multi-instance SFTP management, more storage, automation workflows, BYOS (bring your own storage), and IP allowlisting. Suited for agencies, data teams, and growing SMBs.
Lite €39, Pro €89, Business €199, Agency Pro €799. Multi-instance, static IP, BYOS. Source ↗
Launch $180 (20 credentials, 100 GiB), Scale $390 (50, 500 GiB). Web portal, management API, S3 access, FTPS, Heroku add-on. Source ↗
~$4,000/year estimated. Enterprise MFT platform with automation and scheduling. Source ↗
Enterprise: $200+/month
Enterprise-tier services include hyperscaler infrastructure (AWS, Azure), full MFT platforms (Files.com), and legacy on-premise vendors (Globalscape, Cerberus). Pricing is often opaque and can scale steeply with usage.
$0.30/hr per enabled endpoint. Does not include S3, Lambda, or Secrets Manager costs. Source ↗
$0.30/hr per enabled storage account. Requires premium block blob storage tier. Source ↗
Starter $199 (10 full users, 50 system users, 1TB), Power $499 (20 users, 2TB). Source ↗
~$5,000+/year estimated. Enterprise MFT with compliance modules. Source ↗
Provider-by-provider pricing table
All prices are in USD unless noted. Source links are provided for each provider. Prices were last verified on 2026-10-03. Always check the provider's current pricing page for the latest.
| Provider | Tier / Plan | Price | Includes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bridglet | Starter | $15/mo | 5 shared folders, 10GB storage, credential scoping, file retention | bridglet.com |
| Bridglet | Pro | $49/mo | 25 shared folders, 100GB storage, REST API, all features | bridglet.com |
| Bridglet | Business | $149/mo | Unlimited shared folders, 500GB storage, REST API | bridglet.com |
| SFTP To Go | Launch | $180/mo | 20 credentials, 100 GiB storage, 200 GiB monthly bandwidth. $150/mo prepaid annually. | sftptogo.com ↗ |
| SFTP To Go | Scale | $390/mo | 50 credentials, 500 GiB storage, 500 GiB bandwidth, HIPAA. $325/mo prepaid annually. | sftptogo.com ↗ |
| SFTPCloud | Lite | €39/mo | 5 users, 10GB, 1 SFTP instance, static IP | sftpcloud.io ↗ |
| SFTPCloud | Startup | €49/mo | 15 users, 20GB, 2 instances | sftpcloud.io ↗ |
| SFTPCloud | Business | €99/mo | 50 users, 50GB, 3 instances | sftpcloud.io ↗ |
| Files.com | Starter | $199/mo | 10 full users, 50 system users, 1TB storage, +$0.10/GB overage | files.com ↗ |
| Files.com | Power | $499/mo | 20 full users, 100 system users, 2TB storage | files.com ↗ |
| AWS Transfer Family | Pay-as-you-go | ~$216+/mo | $0.30/hr per endpoint + S3 costs + $0.04/GB transfer. Lambda + Secrets Manager extra for password auth. | aws.amazon.com ↗ |
| Azure Blob SFTP | Pay-as-you-go | ~$216+/mo | $0.30/hr per storage account with SFTP enabled. Requires premium block blob storage (more expensive than standard). | azure.microsoft.com ↗ |
| GoAnywhere MFT | Contact sales | ~$4,000+/yr | Enterprise MFT, automation, scheduling, broad protocol support. 30-day trial available. | goanywhere.com ↗ |
| Globalscape EFT | Contact sales | ~$5,000+/yr | Legacy enterprise MFT with compliance modules. On-premise or cloud deployment. | globalscape.com ↗ |
| Cerberus FTP Server | Professional (self-hosted) | ~$50/mo | Self-hosted Windows SFTP server. You manage the infrastructure. Server license cost only. | cerberusftp.com ↗ |
* Prices verified 2026-10-03. "~" indicates estimated cost based on public pricing calculators or market research. Always verify current pricing directly with the provider.
Decision framework: which tier is right for you?
Work through these questions to narrow down the right price tier for your use case: