Coming soon
Object storage that speaks S3.
Point the tools you already use at a new endpoint. Pay for what you store and what you send, nothing else. Launching on the backbone soon.
Three numbers. That's the whole price list.
No request fees, no minimums, no retrieval tiers. Just storage and egress, billed as you go. The rates land with the launch, and sales can share them early.
Storage
Coming soonper GB · monthly
Billed hourly on what you store
Egress
Coming soonper GB
Ingress is always free
Requests
Free
No per-request charges
Built for the boring, critical jobs.
Backups & archives
Durable, off-box storage for snapshots, database dumps, and long-tail retention.
- Lifecycle rules
- Versioning
- Bucket-level access keys
Static assets & media
Serve images, video, and downloads straight from the bucket, or put a CDN in front.
- Public or private buckets
- Presigned URLs
- Range requests
Data lakes & pipelines
Land raw data once, then read it from every job. Object storage is the shared disk.
- Multipart uploads
- Prefix listing
- S3 SDKs & CLIs
Change the endpoint, keep the toolchain.
Anything that talks S3 talks to Epiture. Swap the endpoint URL and keys in your CLI, SDK, or backup tool and the rest of your setup carries over untouched.
# configure once
aws configure set default.s3.endpoint_url https://storage.epiture.net
# then it's just S3 calls
aws s3 mb s3://backups
aws s3 cp ./db.dump s3://backups/
upload: ./db.dump to s3://backups/db.dump
Questions, answered.
Is it really S3-compatible?
Yes. The endpoint speaks the S3 API, so the AWS CLI, SDKs, rclone, restic, and most backup tools work once you change the endpoint URL and keys. No code changes.
How is it billed?
Pay-as-you-go: storage is billed hourly on the bytes you keep, egress per gigabyte, and there are no per-request or minimum charges. Ingress is free.
Where does the data live?
In our own facilities on the AS401450 backbone. Ask us about region availability and residency requirements for your account.
Can I make a bucket public?
Yes. Buckets are private by default, and you can open a bucket for public reads or hand out presigned URLs for time-limited access.
Is there a size limit?
Multipart upload handles very large objects; there is no bucket-size cap. Talk to us if you're planning petabyte-scale ingest.
How do I get keys?
Once we launch, you'll create a bucket in the portal and issue access keys scoped to it. Keys are shown once, and you can rotate them from the same screen.
Be first to a bucket.
Object storage lands on the backbone soon. Tell us what you plan to store and we'll have keys waiting for you on day one.