I used to work with winSCP but this proved a more reliable, easy to use and cost efficient solution. There aren't any features I miss and the tool is considerably cheaper.

Support transfering and access with many different protocols, such as FTP, SFTP and SFTP. Easy installation and easy configuration, manual is as descriptive as possible and the support is always quick and reliable.

The only setback is the GUI, as of many other technology oriented programs, the GUI is not that user friendly and most features are not intuitive to select and deploy. I cannot think of anything else apart from that

So far it's been fairly easy to move from the older product we were using to this one. Change is always going to happen and glad this was here to move over to

Honestly, the pricing and that you aren't bound to a subscription in perpetuity.

I'd like to see a couple of features moved to the cheaper version, it's not a deal breaker by any means.

It's easy to setup and administer. It handles multiple connections well.

The sftp functionality is not included in the free edition

I've bounced around using a number of data exchange solutions over the past 20 years on Linux and Windows. Usually, I prefer a solution that does not include costs that come with running Windows systems; however, I've stabilized on CompleteFTP because it's fully featured, easy to use, and requires very little administrative attention.

Easily customizable on a user by user basis for for offering FTP, FTPS, SFTP, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS and SCP. Virtual. Read the manual and you're up and running quickly and securely.

Overall, there is little to dislike about CompleteFTP, other than the cost. However, for medium to large volumes of data exchange, the value is high. Also, there is no GUI based backup. Instead, you have to develop your own backup solution.

- Ease of setup.- Large suite of features.- Informative and prompt support responses- Intuitive GUI- Regular updates

I find it difficult to find a specific part of CompleteFTP that I don't like.