Many IP security cameras and trail cameras support FTP delivery as a built-in feature. Rather than running your own FTP server and storage infrastructure, ZenTransfer provides a ready-made cloud endpoint that receives files and forwards them to where you need them.
No server to maintain
Running an FTP server means managing infrastructure: a machine that stays on, software that needs patching, storage that fills up, and a public IP address that needs securing. ZenTransfer replaces all of that with a single cloud endpoint. Point your cameras at ZenTransfer and the infrastructure is handled.
Multiple cameras, one destination
All cameras point to the same ZenTransfer FTP address. Files from every camera arrive in your configured destinations alongside each other, organised by the filename or path your cameras use. No per-camera configuration of separate servers.
Deliver to cloud storage automatically
Forward camera footage directly to Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, Google Drive, or Dropbox. ZenTransfer routes each file to all active destinations the moment it arrives. Your footage is in long-term storage without manual intervention.
Motion-triggered or interval uploads
ZenTransfer receives whatever your camera sends. If your camera is configured to upload on motion detection or at set intervals, ZenTransfer accepts those files exactly as they arrive. No changes to camera behaviour required.
Remote and off-grid locations
Trail cameras and remote site cameras often transmit over cellular networks. ZenTransfer's global FTP network is reachable from any internet connection. If your camera has a SIM card or can connect via a cellular gateway, it can deliver to ZenTransfer.
Webhook notifications
Configure ZenTransfer to send a webhook notification every time a file arrives from a specific camera. Integrate with your own monitoring systems, trigger alerts, or log events in your security management platform.
From $3.75 per month
Camera-to-cloud delivery. No laptop required.