Give your users a simple, secure way to upload and download files from Amazon S3 using nothing more than a web browser.
Give customers, partners, and employees an easy way to securely exchange files with your cloud storage.
Users can upload, download, and manage files through an intuitive web interface. No SFTP client or additional software is required.
Connect users directly to your Amazon S3 storage and keep control of where your files live.
Customize StorageLink with your company logo, colors, favicon, and page title to create a private file-sharing experience that feels like your own.
Control exactly what each user can see and do with configurable upload, download, list, overwrite, and delete permissions.
Connect folders to Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage — even within the same user portal.
Deploy from AWS Marketplace using CloudFormation with options for single-instance or highly available architectures.
Pay only while your StorageLink instance is running, plus your underlying AWS infrastructure costs.
StorageLink is a secure, browser-based file transfer portal that connects users directly to your private cloud storage.
Instead of requiring an SFTP client or using a third-party file-sharing service, users simply sign in through a web browser and drag and drop files to upload or download them.
SFTP Gateway and StorageLink solve similar file-transfer problems for different users.
SFTP Gateway provides traditional SFTP access to cloud storage and works with standard SFTP clients, scripts, and automated integrations.
StorageLink provides a browser-based interface designed for people who want a simple, visual way to upload and download files without installing or configuring an SFTP client.
Your files remain in the cloud storage locations you configure, such as Amazon S3.
StorageLink runs within your own AWS environment, giving you control over the infrastructure and storage used for your file-sharing portal.
Yes. Each user can be assigned their own home folder and permissions.
Administrators can control whether users can list, upload, download, overwrite, or delete files. Permissions can also be configured for individual folders.
Yes. StorageLink folders can be mapped so multiple users have access to the same cloud storage location.
This makes it easy to create shared folders for teams, customers, vendors, or other groups while keeping private folders separate.
Yes. You can replace the default StorageLink branding with your own logo, favicon, page title, colors, and fonts.
This lets you provide customers and partners with a private file-sharing portal that matches your company’s brand.
Yes. StorageLink supports external identity providers using OIDC.
For AWS environments, StorageLink can integrate with services such as Amazon Cognito so users can sign in using credentials managed by your existing identity provider.
No. StorageLink supports Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.
Folders within the same StorageLink portal can even connect to different cloud providers, allowing users to access or transfer files across multiple cloud environments.
Yes. StorageLink can be deployed on AWS using either a single-instance architecture or a high-availability CloudFormation configuration.
High-availability deployments can use multiple StorageLink instances with AWS load balancing, auto scaling, and a shared database.
StorageLink costs $0.08 per instance hour through AWS Marketplace, plus your AWS infrastructure costs.
A 30-day free trial is included, so you can deploy and evaluate StorageLink before marketplace software charges begin.
StorageLink can be deployed directly from AWS Marketplace using CloudFormation.
Choose either a single-instance or high-availability deployment, configure your AWS networking and storage settings, and then complete setup through the StorageLink web administration interface.
Create a secure, branded portal for uploading and downloading files from Amazon S3 — without SFTP clients or third-party file-sharing services.
