Coviant Diplomat MFT
6.5#9 in managed file transfer - midmarket softwareFrom $335 a monthAPILinuxSelf-hostedWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | Coviant Diplomat MFT | SFTPGo |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | Features include scheduled workflows, file monitoring, notifications, archiving and audit trails. | Event-driven and scheduled workflows can notify users, transfer files across storage backends, ingest IMAP attachments, and use the REST API or Terraform provider. |
| Deployment | Diplomat MFT is self-hosted on customer infrastructure, on-premises or in the customer's cloud; Coviant says there is no SaaS-hosted version. | The Enterprise edition can run on Linux, Windows, Docker, or Kubernetes with an official Helm chart. |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Headquarters | San Antonio, Texas, United States | Cesano Boscone (MI), Italy |
| Purpose | Diplomat MFT automates secure business file transfers between people, applications, cloud services and trading partners. | SFTPGo is a managed file transfer platform for secure file exchange, storage, and workflow automation. |
| Support | Coviant offers an online support portal, professional services and 24/7 support availability. | SaaS plans include email and video-call support, while on-premises license tiers include commercial support. |
Coviant Diplomat MFT plans
- Standard$335 a month
- Professional$710 a month
- Enterprise$1,085 a month
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 Coviant Diplomat MFT if…
Diplomat MFT suits organizations that need automated file transfers and can host software on their own infrastructure or cloud. Coviant highlights healthcare, finance, government, HR and payroll, and accounting teams.
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.