Raff Object Storage is S3-compatible storage on NVMe: $7 per month includes 100 GB of storage and 1 TB of egress, with no per-request fees. Point your existing S3 tools at s3.raffusercloud.com and keep working.
Change the endpoint and your existing aws-cli, SDK, rclone or backup tooling keeps working. And rather than let you find the gaps in production, here they are up front.
If your workflow depends on one of these, we would rather you know before you migrate than after.
Endpoint: s3.raffusercloud.com · region us-east · virtual-hosted bucket URLs.
The deploy script that uploads assets has no business reading your backups. Keys are scoped per bucket, so it can't.
Separate keys for every app, script and teammate, revocable one at a time.
Limited keys see only the buckets you grant, with read or read-write per bucket.
Secrets are displayed a single time at creation. Lose one, revoke it, mint another.
Upload, organize and share from the dashboard: parallel multipart uploads, folders, metrics per bucket.
Most object-storage bills die by a thousand line items: request classes, retrieval fees, egress tiers. Raff has a flat bundle and exactly two overage rates.
A ninth of AWS S3's $0.09/GB internet egress.
Honest version: at very large volumes, S3 and R2 beat us on raw per-GB storage price. Raff wins on the bundle, the included egress, zero request fees and a bill you can read.
| RaffSimplest | AWS S3 | Cloudflare R2 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $7/mo · 100 GB + 1 TB egress | Pay per GB + per request | Pay per GB + per request |
| Storage per GB beyond | $0.07/GB-mo | $0.023/GB-mo | $0.015/GB-mo |
| Internet egress | 1 TB included, then $0.01/GB | $0.09/GB | Free |
| Per-request fees | None | Yes (GET/PUT classes) | Yes (Class A/B ops) |
| Traffic from your VMs | Free, same region | Free within AWS region | Depends on origin |
| Bill line items | 1 bundle + 2 meters | Dozens | Several |
Competitor rows reflect published us-east pricing, gathered Jul 2026. Re-verify before relying on them.
If you have ever used S3, you already know how this works. The only new thing to learn is how short the bill is.
Name it, pick private or public-read, done. The $7 bundle covers your first 100 GB.
Set the endpoint to s3.raffusercloud.com in aws-cli, rclone, your SDK or your backup tool.
Mint an access key per app with read or read-write grants on exactly the buckets it needs.
Buckets sit on the same first-party cloud as everything else, so your compute reaches them without an egress bill.
Object storage keeps files as objects in buckets behind an API instead of on a disk. It is the standard home for media, backups and static assets. Raff Object Storage speaks the S3 API, so existing S3 tools work unchanged.
$7 per month, including 100 GB of NVMe storage and 1 TB of egress. Above that, storage is $0.07/GB-month and egress $0.01/GB. There are no per-request fees and inbound traffic is free.
Yes. Point aws-cli, SDKs, rclone or your backup tool at s3.raffusercloud.com and keep working: uploads, multipart, presigned URLs, bucket policies and ACLs all work. Versioning, lifecycle rules and object lock are not supported yet.
Raff includes 1 TB of egress per month and charges $0.01/GB after, about a ninth of S3's $0.09/GB internet egress. Traffic from your Raff VMs to your buckets in the same region is free.
Objects up to 5 TiB via multipart upload, with parts from 5 MiB to 5 GiB and up to 10,000 parts. The dashboard uploader handles multipart automatically above 10 MB.
Yes. Create up to 50 access keys, each either full-access or limited to specific buckets with read or read-write grants. Secrets are shown once and revocable individually.
Backups from any tool that speaks S3, media and user uploads, static assets, and log or artifact archives. For workloads that need a filesystem, use a block storage volume instead.
$7 a month for 100 GB and a terabyte of egress, no request fees, no retrieval classes. 15,000+ builders run on Raff in our us-east region, backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA in writing.
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