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Bridglet review

#22 of 37 in SFTP Hosting

Focused managed SFTP for teams collecting files in isolated directories.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Bridglet is a managed SFTP service for teams collecting or exchanging files with clients, vendors, and data sources. It provisions isolated shared directories with unique SFTP credentials, while guests can also upload or download through a browser portal. That combination suits organizations that need controlled file drop-off without requiring every external contributor to use an SFTP client. It is a focused hosting option rather than a general-purpose file platform, and may be less suitable for teams looking for a broad integration ecosystem or a free starting tier.

The monthly plans start with Starter at $15 per month, including SFTP access, retention policies, dashboard access, unlimited uploads and bandwidth, and webhook notifications. Pro costs $49 per month and adds REST API access; Business costs $149 per month and includes the same listed features as Pro. The Lifetime Tier 1 is a $59 one-time purchase with 10 GB of space and 5 shared folders, while Lifetime Tier 2 costs $149 one time and includes 50 GB and 15 shared folders. Those lifetime options are bounded by explicit storage and folder allowances, unlike the monthly plans' listed unlimited uploads and bandwidth. A 30-day refund period is offered.

Directory-level authentication can use passwords or public keys, and audit logs cover logins, uploads, and deletions. Webhooks can notify teams when files arrive; Pro and Business also provide a REST API for provisioning and managing directories. Those capabilities make Bridglet relevant when automating folder setup or tracking incoming files matters. Its stated integrations are REST API and webhooks, and its platforms are web and API, so teams needing a wider set of named integrations or platform coverage should compare alternatives. Bridglet is a good fit for small or mid-market teams with a defined SFTP drop-off workflow; teams wanting a free tier or broader ecosystem should look elsewhere.

Bridglet pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Creates isolated shared directories with unique SFTP credentials.
    • Guests can upload and download files through a browser portal.
    • Retention policies, upload webhooks, and audit logs support file workflows.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; monthly plans start at $15.
    • REST API access is limited to Pro and Business monthly plans.
    • Lifetime tiers cap storage and shared folders.

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