S3-Compatible object storage at $15/TB with free egress and CDN
Filebase has launched a new S3-compatible object storage service priced at $15 per terabyte per month, featuring free egress and a built-in CDN. This service aims to address common frustrations experienced by developers with existing storage solutions, such as unpredictable costs and slow performance. Filebase operates its own infrastructure, allowing for improved performance and reliability compared to other providers.
- ▪Filebase Object Storage offers fast, S3-compatible storage with a flat rate of $15 per TB per month.
- ▪The service includes free egress, meaning there are no additional costs for data retrieval.
- ▪Filebase operates its own bare metal infrastructure, ensuring better control over performance and reliability.
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| Publication time | Thu, 21 May 2026 17:22:36 +0000 |
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Introducing Filebase Object Storage with Free Egress Published May 20, 2026 Category S3 Author The Filebase Team Filebase launches fast S3-compatible object storage with free egress and predictable pricing. Today we're launching Filebase Object Storage: fast, S3-compatible object storage with free egress, a built-in CDN, and a flat price of $15/TB per month. It runs on bare metal infrastructure that we operate and it's available now.This is a return to where Filebase started — and the product we've wanted to use for years.Why we built itWhen we started Filebase in 2019, the pitch was straightforward: developers deserved better storage infrastructure. The hyperscalers were fast but expensive. The cheaper providers had rough edges.
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