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Data Migration

Use the method you already work with: S3 API, SDK, or the dashboard.

Move data the way you already work Keep your existing S3 tooling and migrate into private, content-addressed storage.

Migrate Faster

The source stays the same. What changes is how long your team waits for the move to finish.

R2
S3
GCS
B2
Other providers

Other providers

More waiting before cutover.

R2
S3
GCS
B2
Filebase

Filebase

Less waiting before cutover.

How it works

Three straightforward steps: connect your client, move your data, and confirm everything landed where it should.

1

Connect

Create access keys and configure your S3 client with the endpoint and AWS Signature V4.

2

Transfer

Use your preferred S3-compatible tool to copy, sync, or upload data into a bucket.

3

Confirm

Check bucket contents and object metadata to confirm everything landed correctly.

Estimate your migration cost

Simple storage pricing starts at $7.50 for 500 GB, scales at $15/TB, and keeps object egress free.

TB
TB

Filebase

$15/mo

AWS

AWS S3 Standard

$106.71/mo

Azure

Azure Blob Storage

$101.69/mo

Google Cloud

Google Cloud Storage

$143.36/mo

Stored

Monthly estimate

$

Amount saved

$

This calculator is for informational purposes only. Prices are estimated from public pricing as of April 15, 2026 and do not include taxes or other fees. Filebase storage starts at $7.50 for 500 GB, then $15/TB with free object egress. AWS uses S3 Standard storage and public internet data transfer out. Azure uses Blob Storage Hot LRS in East US with outbound bandwidth from North America. Google Cloud uses Cloud Storage Standard in Iowa (us-central1) with data transfer to worldwide destinations. Check the published pricing: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure Blob Storage and Azure Bandwidth. For the purposes of this calculator, 1 GB is 1,000,000,000 bytes.

Move from S3, R2, Google Cloud, Backblaze, Azure, or MinIO without relearning how your storage works.

Keep the familiar model, keep the existing tooling, and make the cutover feel straightforward.

Want to estimate the storage side first? Try the object storage calculator.