What I am happy and like most about SFTP To Go is the security control they provide, which gives us peace of mind. The granular IP system makes everything easy for my work. I appreciate not having to keep scanning the IP service as I can now whitelist the IP. I can restrict access to a specific storage bucket so tightly that vendors can only authenticate and upload files if the connection originates from their specific preapproved corporate network IP addresses. All this has helped us build stricter security around our server. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The native web portal management is a bit too basic for our needs. If an administrator needs to quickly search, preview, or manually move thousands of deeply nested files within the web dashboard interface, the performance will lag, forcing us to rely on an external desktop client for heavy manual file reorganization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I quite like how Saggy helped me very quickly when I needed an upgrade, and SFTP To Go was easy to set up. It was great that I got a refund easily, and they offered a chance to give an earnest review, which was nice. The UI's layout was good, making it easy to find all the variables I needed, which I appreciated since it's not the same with all high-level software I've used. Overall, it was a straightforward experience; I really had no complaints. The process of upgrading my plan to whitelist an IP was easy to do. I also liked that I could plunk my information in and get it going exactly the way I needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing that could be improved is the price point. There is a mention of a startup plan, so if we come back, I might take advantage of that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SFTP To Go is a solid tool because it lets us transfer files easily without having to worry about things getting lost or stolen. I really like its user interface, you can get an SFTP server set up with very little fuss at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While generally good, the reporting features in SFTP To Go could be more detailed and customizable. I've also encountered occasional minor performance lags during very large file transfers, though this hasn't been a consistent issue. Expanding the integration options with other cloud storage services would also be a welcome enhancement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use SFTP To Go to securely receive and process student data files from multiple school districts, ensuring our program management platform is always up to date. I love its reliable automation, which reduces manual effort and keeps our student records accurate. Its reliability and ease of setup stand out to me, providing a secure and dependable way to automate file transfers without requiring constant monitoring. The initial setup was straightforward and quick, with clear documentation that made integration into our workflow seamless. I'm also impressed by how SFTP To Go delivers on securely transferring large student data files on a daily basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, SFTP To Go has worked well for our needs. One area that could be improved is providing more advanced monitoring and alerting options for file transfer failures or delays, which would make it even easier to identify and troubleshoot synchronization issues proactively. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like the most is their per-credential bandwidth throttling feature of SFTP To Go. It's fantastic because it makes my work easier by allowing me to control transfer speeds for non-urgent uploads, ensuring that our priority client deliveries always have the necessary network bandwidth to go out instantly, without being hampered by background tasks. This is crucial for me as we need every asset to be uploaded and downloaded almost instantly. Additionally, setting up static IPs was seamless, enabling our IT team to quickly integrate the service into our corporate firewall without any guesswork, and we had the secure tunnel operational across all our restricted branch offices in less than a week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think they are missing that mode for the web interface. When I'm checking transfer log, loading it at night, the screen light really makes me have a headache. I also love to see more advanced filtering in the file manager, such as the ability to search or sort specifically by file extension or within a custom data range. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I use SFTP To Go is as a secure clearing house for our global creative agencies, allowing them to upload massive localized video assets and design files into a central environment without cluttering our main internal file servers. I like that SFTP To Go enforces MFA for the web portal, which is rare for an SFTP service, ensuring that even nontechnical users are protected by a second layer of security. It's valuable because it has enhanced our security, eliminating issues with data leaks, and it's easy for anyone to use without needing a full certified certificate on data security. I also found the REST API implementation straightforward, which allowed us to programmatically spin up folders and unique access keys quickly. The API documentation was surprisingly clean, making automation easier than expected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main drawback is the processing structure for storage expansion. The jump between tiers is quite significant. If you aren't careful about automating the deletion of all files, you can quickly find yourself pushed into a more expensive plan just for holding onto a few extra gigabytes of old data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am particularly happy and impressed with the permissions in SFTP To Go that allow me to restrict users to append-only access. This makes my work easy because I can be certain that once a vendor uploads a file, they can't accidentally delete or override it, which preserves the integrity of our historical records. Setting up a custom domain and configuring the SSL certificate was a straightforward process that took less than thirty minutes to complete. Being able to provide our partners with a URL that matches our corporate domain made the transition feel seamless and increased their trust in the new system from day one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One missing piece is a built-in malware scanner for incoming files. It would be a massive improvement if the platform could automatically quarantine suspicious uploads, as we currently have to route everything through third-party security checks before it can be moved into our main database. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the real-time activity stream because it lets me verify successful transfers at a glance without having to delve through complex log files or digging on transfer history data. It also simplifies my day by providing a clear and visual timeline of every upload, making it easy to troubleshoot issues with external partners instantly. Creating unique login credentials for different vendors was a breeze and didn't require technical expertise. I was able to define specific permissions and set up password-restricted access for three different external teams in under ten minutes, which was very easy for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that bugs me is the lack of a select all function for certain bulk options in the file manager. It makes cleaning up large directories a bit more tedious than it should be. I'd also love to see more granular storage alerts that notify me when we are approaching specific capacity limits before we hit them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how easy it is to access our server, and that it offers a variety of transfer options. The tool has solid file compatibility, and I can transfer files to a remote computer without any hassle. Working with remote files is much simpler now, and it connects to the server quickly every time I need it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some add-ons could be implemented; it would be better if it included a built-in editor. Being able to edit files directly within the program would be ideal, especially since some functions can be difficult to understand without that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the SAML SSO support because it allows my team to jump in using their existing accounts, which means one less password for me to manage. I've also leaned heavily into the Zapier integration, setting it up to automatically ping our Slack channel the second a client finishes an upload, so we can start working on the files immediately without any gaps. Configuring the enterprise security setting was surprisingly easy and fast, taking maybe fifteen minutes from start to finish. The interface for inviting new users via email is straightforward and I didn't have to send out guides to the team on how to operate the system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like to see more advanced white labeling options for the web portals. Their current branding tools are a bit too limited to make the interface feel like a true extension of our company. Also, the pricing jumps when you need to add more credentials for users, which can feel a bit steep. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.