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Xferity

Pricing designed for enterprise deployment realities

Xferity is sold through enterprise evaluation and quotation, based on whether you need file-backed automation or the full Postgres-backed operator platform, plus your integration and support requirements.

How pricing works

Enterprise pricing based on deployment scope

Xferity pricing is scoped around the environment you run, the controls you need, and whether you are evaluating lean automation or the full operator platform.

What pricing depends on

  • Your deployment model: file-backed automation or Postgres-backed production runtime
  • Your protocol scope: SFTP, FTPS, AS2, S3-compatible storage, WebDAV, or Azure Blob requirements
  • Your integration needs: identity, notifications, secrets backends, and operator access
  • Your operational requirements: support, onboarding, and implementation scope

What happens in a pricing review

  • A review of your target deployment and runtime model
  • Fit across protocols, security controls, and secrets handling
  • Migration scope from FTP, scripts, or legacy MFT platforms
  • A commercial proposal aligned to your environment and support needs

How Xferity pricing works

Question Answer
What affects pricing Deployment model, runtime mode, protocol scope, integrations, onboarding, and support requirements
What you are deciding Whether file-backed automation is enough or whether you need the full Postgres-backed operator platform
How we scope it Around your environment, transfer complexity, operating model, and implementation needs

What to expect

  • Xferity runs in customer-controlled infrastructure.
  • There is no shared SaaS runtime.
  • File-backed mode fits lean self-hosted automation.
  • Postgres-backed mode unlocks the full UI, worker, posture, and inventory feature set.
  • No self-serve checkout or public rate card. Pricing is provided after technical scoping.

Evaluate Xferity in your environment

Book a technical review focused on deployment boundaries, operational controls, and migration planning from legacy transfer stacks.