Starter
5 GB
₹149/mo
₹29.80 per GB · 1 bucket
- 5 GB of storage
- 20 GB of transfer a month
- 1 bucket
- S3-compatible API — works with existing tools
- Buckets you control, public or private
- Set up and connected by us
Cloud · Object Storage & Backup
Somewhere safe to put it.
4 storage plans from ₹149 a month, up to 200 GB with 2 TB of transfer. S3-compatible, so whatever you already use to move files will talk to it — and we create the buckets and connect them for you.
- 4
- Plans
- 200 GB
- Storage, at the top
- 2 TB
- Transfer, at the top
- ₹149
- A month, to start
Pick by how much you have.
Every plan is per month and cancellable — no setup fee, no minimum term. The only question that really changes the answer is how many gigabytes you are putting in, so that is the number printed largest on each card.
Basic
20 GB
₹299/mo
₹14.95 per GB · 3 buckets
- 20 GB of storage
- 100 GB of transfer a month
- 3 buckets
- S3-compatible API — works with existing tools
- Buckets you control, public or private
- Set up and connected by us
Pro
50 GB
₹599/mo
₹11.98 per GB · 10 buckets
- 50 GB of storage
- 500 GB of transfer a month
- 10 buckets
- Object versioning
- S3-compatible API — works with existing tools
- Buckets you control, public or private
- Set up and connected by us
Business
200 GB
₹1,499/mo
₹7.50 per GB · 999 buckets
- 200 GB of storage
- 2 TB of transfer a month
- 999 buckets
- Custom domain on your buckets
- Signed URLs for private files
- S3-compatible API — works with existing tools
- Buckets you control, public or private
- Set up and connected by us
Prices are per month, with no GST added. A gigabyte costs ₹29.80 on Starter and ₹7.50 on Business — so if you are close to the top of a plan, the next one up is usually cheaper per gigabyte as well as roomier. That is worth knowing, and is still not a reason to buy 200 GB for 12 GB of invoices.
Start with your number.
Type how much you have and this picks the smallest plan that holds it, with the headroom left over. It compares stored gigabytes and nothing else — it says so underneath rather than pretending to model your whole workload.
gigabytes
Type a number
We will show the smallest plan that holds it, and what it costs.
This compares one number: gigabytes stored, against the storage on each plan. It does not account for transfer, how often you read the files, or how much a backup will compress to. Those change the answer and we would rather work them out with you than guess at them here.
What it is actually for.
Object storage is not a disk and does not behave like one. It is somewhere to put whole files and fetch them back by name, which turns out to be most of what a small business needs storage for.
Backups that are not on the server
A backup sitting on the same machine as the thing it is backing up is not a backup. Point your database dumps and site archives here and they survive the server they came from. This is the reason most of our customers buy it.
Files your app hands out
Uploads, invoices, product photos, exports. Keeping them out of the application server means the disk never fills at three in the morning, and you can resize the machine without moving the files.
Anything too big to email
Video, scans, drone footage, CAD. Put it in a bucket, hand out a link to the specific person who needs it, and stop paying for a consumer drive per member of staff.
An archive you rarely touch
Old years of accounts, finished projects, the records you must keep and hope never to open. It costs the same whether you read it or not, so the honest advice is to buy the size you need rather than the size you might.
Four things we are not going to pretend about.
- We are not quoting a durability figure, because we do not have one. Storage is usually sold on a number like “eleven nines”. Our supplier’s plan feed carries storage, transfer, buckets and a price — and nothing about durability, replication or how many copies of your object exist. So there is no figure on this page. We would rather have a gap here than the one number the whole product gets judged on, invented. If it matters to your decision, ask, and we will get it in writing before you buy.
- Nor a region. The plans do not say which datacentre a bucket lands in, so this page does not either. If you have a legal or latency reason to need your data in a particular country, tell us first — that is a question with a real answer, and it is not one we are going to guess at on a card.
- Storage is not a backup strategy on its own. A bucket is a place to put copies. It will not make them, schedule them, check they restore, or notice when they stop arriving. We will happily set that up with you — it is exactly the kind of thing our automation work is for — but buying storage and doing nothing else leaves you with an empty bucket and a false sense of safety.
- The top plan says 999 buckets, and we are printing it as 999. The tiers run 1, 1, 3, 10, then 999, which almost certainly means “no practical limit”. Almost certainly is not good enough for a pricing page, so the literal figure stands until the supplier confirms what it means. If you genuinely need a thousand buckets, talk to us before you buy.
Tell us what you need to keep.
We will size it with you, create the buckets, connect them to whatever is producing the files, and stay on the line while the first upload lands. Storing backups from a machine with us? Servers start lower than you would expect, and the two are set up together.