About Filebase
Filebase is an object storage service that speaks the S3 API, so standard AWS SDKs can connect to it. It also offers IPFS-backed buckets and a built-in CDN for delivering files.
What it does
You create buckets, upload objects and fetch them back with standard tools. Some buckets use the S3 storage type and others use IPFS, which gives each object a content fingerprint you can verify. The service says transfers are fast and that egress is free, which helps keep delivery costs easier to predict. The dashboard shows bucket size, object counts and share links in one view.
Key features
- S3-compatible API with standard AWS SDKs
- Buckets with S3 or IPFS storage types
- Verifiable fingerprint for each stored object
- Built-in CDN for delivering files
Who it's for
Developers who want S3 tools without bills that rise with every download. It also fits teams that want content-addressed storage on IPFS, including builders working in Web3 projects.
Pricing and good to know
You can sign up for free, and the account area lists a Pro plan. Storage is quoted at 15 dollars per TB, so estimate your monthly data size before you commit. Check the billing page for any limits on requests, bucket counts or CDN usage that apply to your plan.
Highlights
- S3-compatible API that works with AWS SDKs
- Buckets using S3 or IPFS storage
- Content fingerprint for each object
- Built-in CDN for file delivery
