BulletProof FTP
File transfer protocol (FTP) software
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What is BulletProof FTP
BulletProof FTP is a Windows-based FTP client used to transfer files to and from FTP/FTPS servers. It targets individual users and small teams that need a desktop tool for interactive file uploads/downloads, site management, and basic automation. The product focuses on a traditional GUI workflow with support for secure FTP variants rather than acting as a managed file transfer server or a cloud file-transfer service.
Windows desktop FTP client
BulletProof FTP provides a native Windows GUI for connecting to FTP servers and managing file transfers. This fits users who prefer interactive, manual transfer workflows over server-side automation. It is positioned as an endpoint client rather than infrastructure software, which can simplify deployment for single-user scenarios.
Supports secure FTP variants
The product supports secure connection options commonly used with FTP deployments (for example, FTPS). This helps organizations that must encrypt credentials and data in transit when using FTP-compatible servers. It is relevant for environments where SFTP/FTPS compatibility is required for partner or legacy server connectivity.
Site and session management
BulletProof FTP typically includes saved site profiles and connection settings to streamline repeat transfers. This reduces setup time for users who connect to multiple servers or environments (dev/test/prod). For small-scale operations, this can be sufficient without adopting a centralized managed file transfer platform.
Not a managed file transfer platform
BulletProof FTP is a client application and does not provide centralized server-side governance features such as workflow orchestration, multi-tenant administration, or enterprise audit reporting. Organizations needing policy enforcement, role-based administration, and compliance reporting generally require an MFT server or managed service. This limits its fit for regulated, high-volume, or multi-department deployments.
Limited data integration capabilities
While it can move files, it is not designed as a data integration tool for transforming, mapping, or routing data across applications and APIs. Use cases like EDI/B2B gateway functions, schema validation, or event-driven integrations typically require specialized integration tooling. As a result, it is better suited to file transport than end-to-end integration pipelines.
Windows-only endpoint dependency
As a desktop client, it depends on a user workstation (or a dedicated Windows machine) being available for transfers and any local automation. This can introduce operational risk compared with server-based transfer services that run continuously and centrally. It may also complicate standardization for teams that use macOS/Linux endpoints.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Home Edition | $45 USD (1-year), $75 USD (2-year), $110 USD (3-year) | 5 accounts, max 2 connections; Windows desktop OS support; updates & support included for subscription term. Source: vendor buy page. |
| Professional Edition | $145 USD (1-year), $225 USD (2-year), $335 USD (3-year) | 20 accounts, max 10 connections; SFTP/FTPS support; updates & support included for subscription term. Source: vendor buy page. |
| Business Edition | $245 USD (1-year), $375 USD (2-year), $560 USD (3-year) | Unlimited accounts, unlimited connections; enterprise features; updates & support included for subscription term. Source: vendor buy page. |
