SFTPGo
6.9#4 in managed file transfer - midmarket softwareFrom €50 a monthWebAPILinuxmacOS
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Titan MFT Server
6.0#10 in managed file transfer - midmarket softwareWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | SFTPGo | Titan MFT Server |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Cesano Boscone (MI), Italy | Annapolis, Maryland, United States |
| Integrations | Integrations include Collabora Online for browser document collaboration, ICAP for antivirus scanning, and LDAP, Active Directory, and Entra ID. | The product lists SFTP, FTPS, FTP, Amazon S3, SharePoint, Synology, Google Drive, UNC paths, and local file systems among its protocols and connectors. |
| Purpose | SFTPGo is a managed file transfer platform for secure file exchange, storage, and workflow automation. | Titan MFT is an enterprise managed file transfer platform for moving data across systems, users, applications, and external partners with automation, visibility, and control. |
| Security | The product lists encryption at rest and in transit, brute-force auto-blocking, granular access controls, and audit logs. | Listed controls include encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, least-privilege permissions, audit logging, and policy-driven access. |
| Support | SaaS plans include email and video-call support, while on-premises license tiers include commercial support. | Support options include business-hours phone and remote streaming support, and a premium option offers 24x7 phone support for Priority 1 issues. |
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
Titan MFT Server plans
- Titan MFT ServerPriced on request
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.
Pick Titan MFT Server if…
Titan MFT may suit organisations moving files across internal systems and external partners, especially in regulated or high-reliability settings such as healthcare, finance, government, and manufacturing.