For teams building a commercial product with Filestack
Get file uploads working from day one and reach launch sooner, with a Filestack engineer on your implementation.
Your app and your launch date
The review, feature tests and migration plan
A Filestack engineer looks at how your app uses Filestack and recommends changes before launch.
Where your users pick files, and the sources they pick from
Size limits and retries against the largest files your users send
Which transformations run on upload and which run on view
Bucket, paths and access settings for launch traffic
CDN caching and signed URLs for private files
Your team and a Filestack engineer test the features you plan to ship, including ones your app does not use yet.
Coming from Uploadcare, Cloudinary, Transloadit or in-house code, each piece of your setup maps to a Filestack equivalent.
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The first call covers your current provider, your stored file volume and your launch date, and the plan starts from there.
Plan Your Migration on a CallEngagement accounts get headroom on uploads, bandwidth, transformations or storage for launch traffic. Here it is on each plan.
The engineer confirms which allowance gets the extra, and how much, on the first call.
Book a Call With an EngineerEach of them shipped faster with Filestack.
“At first we were managing all file uploads ourselves. That was the largest bottleneck in our entire app, but we wanted to leverage a 3rd party solution.”
“Filestack has already saved us an estimated $25,000 CAD and 3 months of development time.”
A link to the upload code you want reviewed, the name of the provider you use today, and your target launch date.
Any Filestack feature, including ones your app does not use yet.
Uploadcare, Cloudinary, Transloadit, Uppy-based uploaders and in-house upload code. The migration plan maps your widget, stored files, transformation URLs and webhooks to their Filestack equivalents.
Yes. Filestack stores uploads in Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure or Dropbox through the storeTo option, and in a Filestack-managed S3 bucket by default.