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ExpeDat vs Raysync

ExpeDat

dataexpedition.com

Raysync

raysync.io

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FigureExpeDatRaysync
Price from$3,000/mo$50/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYes—
APIYesYes
Plans published96
Spec score · High Speed File Transfer Software8.4 (#4)6.8 (#8)
Founded20002017

Plans

ExpeDat

  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 4)$3,000 a month
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 1)$6,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 4)$12,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 8)$18,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 16)$24,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 32)$30,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 64)$36,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 128)$42,000, paid once
  • ExpeDat server license (capacity 256)$48,000, paid once

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Raysync

  • Raysync Cloud$99 a month
  • Raysync SMB$1,599 a year
  • Raysync EnterprisePrice not published
  • Raysync Hub Annual Subscription$6,000 a year
  • Raysync Hub Additional Online Node$600 a year
  • Raysync Hub Perpetual LicensePrice not published

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In their own words

ExpeDat

ExpeDat is file-transfer software for connecting file movement to existing or new workflows. Its MTP/IP transport adjusts transfer speed to network and storage conditions; the maker says it uses 100% of available network capacity. ExpeDat Desktop is a single executable that needs no installation and can include custom configurations. DropDat offers drag-and-drop transfers on Windows and macOS, while ExpeDat Mobile for iOS uploads documents and videos over Wi-Fi or cellular. For automated workflows, movedat is available on Windows, macOS, Linux and other Unix platforms. Web options include clickable URLs, a JavaScript API for the WebDat transfer agent, and documentation, libraries, PHP templates and code samples. The server integrates with the host's authentication and storage systems. Licenses are per server host and set a limit on simultaneous server activities; the maker says bandwidth, transferred bytes and client seats are not charged. Plans start at $3,000 a month, billed every 3 months, and a five-day trial is available.

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Raysync

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