Storage for agencies and studios

A bucket per client, a folder per campaign, and a delivery deadline every week. The people who need the files are account managers and designers, not engineers, and the files are big: raw footage, layered artwork, print-ready PDFs. Somewhere in there is a shared login to a cloud console that nobody wants to be the one holding.

Connect each cloud account once — Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage — and every bucket appears side by side with its size, its cost and who last touched it. Grant a team member the client buckets they work on and nothing else; the grants are enforced by the server, not hidden behind buttons.

Hand a client a drop link to a watched folder and be told when their files land. Give the studio a BucketPilot Drop drive so exports go straight to the right bucket from the Save dialog. Download a whole folder as a zip when a delivery is due.

A nightly backup job per client bucket, to a second bucket or to BucketPilot Cloud, with versioning on so an overwritten master is one click from back. The backup board on the analytics page shows which buckets are covered, how fresh the copy is, and which ones are not — before a client asks.

Per-bucket size and estimated cost by storage class, a savings finder that names the files that could live on a cheaper tier, and size alerts so a client's bucket does not double quietly. When an engagement ends, hand the bucket over: it is theirs, in their account.