Connect once,
migrate anywhere.

Same connection model. Same dry run. Same migration shape — whether your source is a 20-year-old SFTP box or a freshly provisioned Azure container.

Mover speaks the native API of every major cloud storage platform and protocol — 20+ sources and destinations covering S3, Azure, GCP, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, SFTP / FTP / WebDAV, and every S3-compatible backend on the market.

Akamai Linode Object Storage
Migrate data to or from Akamai Linode Object Storage with Mover. S3-compatible object storage from the Linode platform, priced for developers and integrated with Akamai's global network.
Amazon S3
Migrate data to or from Amazon S3 with Mover — fast, simple, and at a fraction of what other migration tools charge.
Backblaze B2
Migrate data to Backblaze B2 with Mover. Object storage at roughly a quarter of S3, with free egress for most read patterns — and Mover gets you there from any provider you're on now.
Box
Migrate data to or from Box with Mover. Move between Box accounts, consolidate into a single Enterprise tenant, or shift teams to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace — without exporting and re-uploading by hand.
Cloudflare R2
Migrate data to Cloudflare R2 with Mover. R2 is S3-compatible object storage with zero egress fees — no cap, no fair-use limit — and Mover gets you there from any provider you're on now.
Dropbox
Migrate data to or from Dropbox with Mover. Consolidate personal Dropbox accounts into a Business plan, shift teams onto Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, or move data out to object storage — without exporting and re-uploading by hand.
FTP
Migrate data to or from any FTP server with Mover. Most FTP migrations are about getting off it — pulling files from a legacy FTP server into modern cloud storage — and Mover handles that without scripts.
Filebase
Migrate data to Filebase with Mover — S3-compatible object storage on decentralized backends, with geo-redundancy by default and pricing that undercuts the hyperscalers.
Files.com Agent
Connect anywhere the Agent runs. The Files.com Agent installs on Windows, Linux, or macOS and gives Mover read or write access to whatever that host can reach — local disk, SMB / CIFS / NFS shares, mapped network drives, Synology and QNAP NAS, NetApp and Dell EMC clusters, anything with disk and an OS. Outbound connections only; no inbound firewall changes.
Google Cloud Storage
Migrate data to or from Google Cloud Storage with Mover — fast, simple, and at a fraction of what other migration tools charge.
Google Drive
Migrate data to or from Google Drive with Mover. Move between Drive accounts, consolidate into a single Workspace tenant, or shift to or from Microsoft 365 — all without exporting and re-uploading by hand.
Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
Migrate data to or from Azure Blob Storage with Mover — fast, simple, and at a fraction of what other migration tools charge.
Microsoft Azure Files
Migrate data to or from Azure Files with Mover. Azure Files is Microsoft's managed SMB and NFS file-share service — Mover lifts existing file shares into it, or pulls data out to wherever you need it next.
Microsoft OneDrive
Migrate data to or from Microsoft OneDrive with Mover. Move between OneDrive accounts, consolidate into a single M365 tenant, or shift to or from Google Workspace — without exporting and re-uploading by hand.
Microsoft SharePoint
Migrate data to or from Microsoft SharePoint with Mover. Move document libraries between sites and tenants, retire on-prem file servers into the cloud, or shift teams off Google Workspace or Dropbox — without exporting and re-uploading by hand.
S3-Compatible Storage
Connect any S3-compatible service to Mover. DigitalOcean Spaces, Linode Object Storage, Vultr, Scaleway, IBM Cloud, Oracle Cloud, Hetzner, Storj, Tigris, self-hosted MinIO or Ceph — if it speaks the S3 API, Mover can migrate to or from it.
SFTP
Migrate data to or from any SFTP server with Mover. Pull files from a partner's SFTP, push deliveries to one, or retire an aging SFTP server into modern cloud storage — all without writing scripts.
Wasabi
Migrate data to Wasabi with Mover and stop paying egress forever. Wasabi is hot cloud storage at a fraction of S3 — and Mover gets you there from any provider you're on now.
WebDAV
Migrate data to or from any WebDAV server with Mover. NextCloud, ownCloud, Synology, QNAP, IIS, Apache mod_dav — if it speaks WebDAV, Mover can connect to it.

Don't see your storage? It's still supported.

The Agent reaches anywhere the binary runs.

The catalog above lists the providers Mover talks to natively over their public APIs. The Files.com Agent expands that catalog indefinitely — install it on a Windows, Linux, or macOS host and Mover can read or write any storage that host can reach. NAS appliances (Synology, QNAP, NetApp, Dell EMC), on-prem file servers, SMB / CIFS / NFS shares, air-gapped environments, sovereign clouds. Anywhere with disk and an OS.

See the Files.com Agent
20+direct
Native API connectors
Plus the Agent for anywhere with disk + an OS.
4
Connection categories
Cloud, collaboration, file servers, protocols.
10 min
From connect to first dry run
No vendor calls, no procurement.
0scripts
Custom scripts required
Native API support for every provider.
§ 1
The Connection Model

One connection. Many migrations.

Set up a source or destination once and reuse it across every migration that needs it. Pull from one origin into many destinations, or collect from many origins into one destination — same authentication, same permissions, same dry run, every time.

Connections are the fundamental object in Mover.
§ 2
The Coverage

Native API support for every major platform.

Every provider authenticates differently and exposes its files differently — OAuth, IAM roles, access keys, SSH credentials, WebDAV. Mover handles each natively, so you don't write custom integration code or run a translation layer between source and destination.

Updated as providers evolve. No glue code on your side.

Pick two clouds, run a migration.

One free dry run. No credit card to start. Mover speaks the API of whichever clouds you choose.