Your enterprise client demands SFTP. Don't pay $216/mo for one shared folder.
AWS Transfer Family costs $216/month minimum — before you upload a single file. Bridglet gives solo consultants and BI freelancers a professional shared folder for $15/mo. One client, zero DevOps, live in 60 seconds.
How it works with your enterprise client
A real-world example. Your client's procurement team requires SFTP delivery for weekly reports — here's the setup from zero to live.
Create shared folder "acme-corp-weekly-reports"
Pick the Starter plan and hit "New Directory" in the Bridglet dashboard. Name it after your client. One shared folder keeps their files isolated and credentials scoped, just like an enterprise SFTP setup, without the enterprise price tag.
Send credentials to your client's IT contact
Bridglet generates a unique username and password scoped only to this shared folder. Copy, paste into an email to the client's IT or procurement contact, and you're done. They see a professional SFTP endpoint — not a shared Dropbox link.
Upload your weekly reports via SFTP
Use any SFTP client — FileZilla, Cyberduck, or a scripted upload from your BI tool, to push your deliverables into the shared folder. Files land instantly. Your client's automated pipeline picks them up on their schedule.
Your second client is included — not another $432/mo
When you land another enterprise client with SFTP requirements, create a second shared folder. The same $15/month Starter plan covers up to five client shared folders, each fully isolated with their own credentials.
Why freelancers choose Bridglet
Enterprise clients say "SFTP" and most freelancers panic. Bridglet means you never have to say "I'll need a few days to sort out infrastructure" again.
$15/mo for five clients
Five shared folders, each with its own credentials, for $15 a month. AWS Transfer starts at $216/month before you upload a single byte.
Professional-looking credentials
Your client sees sftp.bridglet.com and a named username — not a random IP, not a Google Drive link. You look like you have real infrastructure.
Per-client isolation
Each client gets their own shared folder and their own credentials. Client A cannot see Client B's deliverables. Revoke one without touching the others when a contract ends.
No server to manage
No EC2 instances. No SSH key rotation. No CloudFormation stacks. You are a solo operator — Bridglet handles the infrastructure so you can focus on delivering analysis, not managing servers.
Your client said SFTP. You're live in 60 seconds.
Starter is $15/mo for five shared folders. Send credentials the same day they ask.