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Cerberus FTP Server vs SFTPGo

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6.9#4 in managed file transfer - midmarket softwareFrom €50 a month
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FactCerberus FTP ServerSFTPGo
AuthenticationVersion 2026.3 adds RADIUS authentication alongside existing LDAP and Active Directory support.Access controls include password, public-key, and multi-step authentication, two-factor authentication, and OpenID Connect single sign-on.
AutomationCerberus provides event, alert and synchronization tools for managed file transfer automation.Event-driven and scheduled workflows can notify users, transfer files across storage backends, ingest IMAP attachments, and use the REST API or Terraform provider.
Free planNoYes
HeadquartersArlington, Virginia, United StatesCesano Boscone (MI), Italy
ProtocolsIt supports FTP, FTPS, SFTP, SCP and HTTP/S transfers.It provides SFTP, FTPS, WebDAV, and a browser-based WebClient for file access.
SupportProfessional and Enterprise editions include unlimited phone and email support during business hours, while Enterprise Plus adds 24/7/365 Severity 1 support.SaaS plans include email and video-call support, while on-premises license tiers include commercial support.

Cerberus FTP Server plans

  • Professional$1,599 a year
  • Enterprise$3,499 a year
  • Enterprise PlusPriced on request

SFTPGo plans

  • Tiny€50 a month
  • Small€100 a month
  • Standard€230 a month
  • Professional€450 a month
  • Premium€850 a month
  • Starter€619, paid once

Pick Cerberus FTP Server if…

Cerberus FTP Server may suit organizations that need Windows-based file transfers, account management, automation, and audit logging. Its available editions include different support coverage, with Enterprise Plus providing round-the-clock Severity 1 support.

Pick SFTPGo if…

SFTPGo suits teams that need managed file transfers across multiple protocols and storage backends, with configurable automation and access controls. Organizations expecting many simultaneous connections should consider the SaaS plan limits.

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