Build yer own Data-Share

As noted by: Black Page

We have two scenarios for the sFTP. Hosted at one of our places, or hosted online.

Self Hosted ($459 [or $900 with server] with an annual renewal of $80. Local bandwidth consumption would be volatile)


Server (old hardware allocated, new server hardware would be about $450 for base server)
Software ($379 , you have to have an OS)
Domain ($11 annually)
Certificate ($69 annualy)

Local bandwidth being consumed, possibly rising costs


Service Hosted (using www.exavault.com as the case study)

Variable by space requirements
5GB $118 annually or $11 per month
25GB $256 annually or $23 per month
50GB $378 annually or $35 per month
100GB $621 annually or $58 per month


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