Object storage, priced the way it should be
Real S3 API compatibility, backed by OpenStack Swift. One flat monthly rate per tier — no request fees, no retrieval fees, and no egress bandwidth charges.
Real S3 API compatibility
Use your existing tools — boto3, the AWS CLI, rclone, or any S3 SDK — against our endpoint, unmodified.
- Built on OpenStack Swift's own S3 middleware
- Unmodified SDKs and tools work directly
- 50GB through 5TB tiers
Flat monthly rate
One price per tier, no metering on requests, retrieval, or egress bandwidth — the opposite of how AWS S3 and GCS bill.
Talk to sales- No request fees
- No retrieval fees
- No egress bandwidth charges
A real, enforced quota
Your plan's storage size is enforced by the storage layer itself, not just a number on a dashboard. Every organization's buckets are structurally isolated.
Start free trial- One access/secret key pair per org
- Works across every bucket you create
- Never shared with another organization
Object storage, answered
The things teams usually ask before their first bucket.
Genuinely S3 API compatible. It's built on OpenStack Swift's own S3 middleware, so unmodified S3 SDKs and tools — boto3, the AWS CLI, rclone, and others — work against it directly.
AWS and GCS unbundle object storage into separate charges for storage, requests, retrieval, and egress bandwidth. We charge one flat monthly rate per storage tier — no request fees, no retrieval fees, no egress fees.
One access/secret key pair per organization, shared across every bucket you create. The underlying storage layer scopes access by your organization's own isolated account, not per bucket.
Uploads that would exceed your plan's storage size are rejected by the storage layer itself, not just flagged in the dashboard afterward. Upgrade to a larger tier, or contact us about an Enterprise plan, if you need more headroom.
No. Each organization's buckets live in a completely separate, structurally isolated storage account — there's no API path between accounts, so this isn't a policy that could be misconfigured, it's how the system is built.