With an SFTP Gateway annual subscription, you can get a year of secure, reliable file transfers and optimize your budget, saving 10% on your SFTP Gateway bill.
Changing from monthly to annual billing is simple and only takes a few minutes to complete. Here’s everything you need to know.
Why choose an SFTP Gateway annual subscription?
With cloud spending a significant consideration for most businesses, every opportunity to streamline costs is valuable.
Here’s how moving to an annual SFTP Gateway subscription can benefit you:
- 10% Cost Savings: Take 10% off the usual cost of SFTP Gateway when you switch to an annual plan. This discount can make a noticeable difference in your cloud budget, especially for businesses running multiple instances and environments with SFTP Gateway.
- Simple Billing: Committing to a year of service gives you a set price for the year that can easily be billed as a private offer through the AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud marketplaces.
- Effortless Renewal Process: We can send you a new private offer to continue your annual subscription each year. You can also contact our sales team about bigger discounts for multi-year contracts.
How an SFTP Gateway annual subscription works
To access these savings, we’ll set you up with a private offer through your cloud marketplace, AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. This process allows you to accept the terms directly through the platform you already use. Accept the private offer once and you’re set for the entire year.
Who should consider switching to an SFTP Gateway annual subscription?
The annual subscription option can save money for organizations of any size. From our smallest to our largest customers, everyone can save 10%.
Ready to get started?
Contact us today at sales@thorntech.com to learn more about setting up your private offer and locking in your 10% discount. Our team is here to walk you through the process and help you maximize this new annual subscription option. Annual plans are also available for StorageLink, which lets users drag and drop files to cloud storage, like a private Dropbox.
