A client file drop that
happens to speak SFTP.
Your clients upload and download in the browser with no credentials to create. Your vendors and their scripts hit the same shared folder over SFTP. You get a webhook when a file lands, and retention clears the folder on your schedule.
It is an inbox, not storage. Files pass through and clear on your retention schedule, which is why 10 GB of space goes further than it sounds.
Lifetime Tier 1
The Starter allocation, paid for once instead of every month.
- check_circle 10 GB of space
- check_circle 5 shared folders
- check_circle 10 connections/hr
- check_circle 5 guests per shared folder
- check_circle Guest portal: clients upload and download in the browser, no credentials
- check_circle SFTP with password or key auth
- check_circle REST API and webhooks
- check_circle Retention policies that delete on your schedule
- check_circle Team seats with no per-user fee
- check_circle Extra shared folders at $3/mo each
Lifetime Tier 2
An agency allocation: five times the space, three times the shared folders and throughput.
- check_circle 50 GB of space
- check_circle 15 shared folders
- check_circle 30 connections/hr
- check_circle 15 guests per shared folder
- check_circle Guest portal: clients upload and download in the browser, no credentials
- check_circle SFTP with password or key auth
- check_circle REST API and webhooks
- check_circle Retention policies that delete on your schedule
- check_circle Team seats with no per-user fee
- check_circle Extra shared folders at $3/mo each
199 of 200 left in this round. Tier 1 can move up to Tier 2 later for $90, the difference, while the deal is open.
What you are replacing
Most client file drops are held together by a consumer sharing tool. They collect files. They do not hand you an endpoint.
Each row describes the product's everyday sharing flow, not what its developer platform can be built into. Checked September 2026.
The terms, in writing
Everything a lifetime buyer is owed, and everything they are not.
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"Lifetime" means the lifetime of the Bridglet service. If Bridglet is acquired or shut down, buyers get at least 90 days' notice and a full data export.
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Hard numeric caps per tier, printed in the table. No "unlimited".
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Fair use: email at 75% and 90% of storage; at 100% uploads are refused until files are deleted, shared folders are bought, or the org upgrades to a monthly plan. No silent throttling.
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Grandfathered: everything in the tier today, plus bug fixes and platform updates. New paid features shipped later for Pro or Business are not included.
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Refund window: 30 days, no questions (60 only where a platform requires it).
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One lifetime license per organization. No stacking.
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The deal closes on a fixed date or at 200 licenses, whichever first, and will not be reopened at these prices.
Questions lifetime buyers ask
The awkward ones first.
Published term 1 covers it: at least 90 days' notice and a full export of every file and folder before anything is switched off.
Tier 1 moves up to Tier 2 for $90, the difference, while the deal is open. Once the round closes, the way up is a monthly plan.
Then a lifetime allocation is the wrong shape for you. Pro monthly carries 100 GB and Business 500 GB. Switching replaces the lifetime license: the one-time payment is not refunded and is not carried over as credit. Extra shared folders are $3/mo each on either tier.
Yes, on both tiers. The tiers differ by capacity, which costs money to serve, rather than by feature gates, which cost nothing.
Create a Bridglet account, then open /redeem and paste the code. The tier is live straight away: no card, no subscription, nothing to cancel.
30 days, no questions. Email support inside the window and the payment goes back the way it came.
$59 once. 199 of 200 left.
Your first client directory is live in five minutes: send the portal link, or hand a vendor the SFTP host and key.