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Object storage

S3 storage for backups and media delivery

S3-compatible object storage for backups, archives and media. Pay for what you actually store and serve — and serve it through the WebShield network.

Pricing

Storage volume

$0.015 / GB per month

Based on the monthly average daily volume

Outbound traffic

Up to 3× of stored volume — free

Beyond the free allowance — $0.015 / GB

Inbound traffic

Free

Uploads are not billed

Operations (GET, HEAD, LIST, PUT, POST…)

Unlimited

Requests are not billed

Storage is a standalone service, independent of the site protection plans. Pay-as-you-go: usage accrues daily and the account balance is debited once a month. Short on funds? Access isn't cut off right away — we remind you to top up, and only after 7 days of unpaid debt does the storage switch to read-only mode (your data stays).

Pricing example

You store 100 GB and serve 250 GB a month: storage costs $1.50 and all traffic fits into the free 300 GB. Total: $1.50 per month. If traffic grows to 500 GB, the extra 200 GB × $0.015 adds $3.00.

What's included

S3-compatible API

Works with the tools you already use: AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd, any S3 SDK. AWS Signature V4 and multipart uploads for large objects.

Storage regions

Russia or Europe — you pick when creating a bucket. The data lives with the provider of the chosen region.

Public buckets

Direct links with no keys — for images, video and site or app assets. Listing and writes, though, stay behind your keys.

Delivery through the WebShield network

Traffic flows through WebShield edge nodes: TLS, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, rate limits, bans for abusers. Public files are cached on the node nearest the visitor — media flies out CDN-style.

Managed from the control panel

File manager, bucket creation, access keys with rotation, a usage chart and transparent charges.

Private by default

New buckets are closed: access with your keys only. Public access is enabled explicitly and can be revoked at any time.

Enable storage in a minute

Turn it on from the control panel: a couple of clicks, and the endpoint and keys are yours.

Enable in the panelSetup documentation