Secure Enterprise File Transfer Server for Windows
FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server is secure FTP, FTPS and SFTP server software for Windows, built to handle every transfer no matter how many users are connected or how many files are located in their source directories.
It's heavily optimized for speed, with adjustable transfer pacing, and includes Active Directory integration and two-factor authentication as standard—no add-ons required.
Set up a secure FTP, FTPS and SFTP server in minutes.
FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server supports FTP, FTPS and SFTP out of the box, with Active Directory integration and 2FA for centralized, secure authentication.
Unlock unlimited potential with FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server. Configure an unlimited number of users and transfer limitless files. Tailor your setup by managing connections, setting user or session limits, defining virtual paths and more.
Enjoy the simplicity and robustness of our redesigned server, prioritizing security and performance.
Backed by 20+ years of FTP server development and independent penetration testing, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Features
Learn what FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server has to offer you—including how it compares to 7 leading alternatives.
Supported Protocols
Supports FTP, FTPS and SFTP.
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Super Fast
We dedicated 20+ years developing FTP servers and the actual version has been redesigned with performance in mind
Security - Rights Management
FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server's security has passed third party severe penetration tests. Active Directory integration, user and group privilege management, user impersonation, second factor auth (2FA)
Pricing
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FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server
Starting at: 199 €/year-
Support for FTP, FTPS and SFTP
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Active Directory integration and 2FA included
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License valid for a single server
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Unlimited users and bandwidth
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Dedicated support channel
Frequently asked questions
Feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions.
FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server is essential for:
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Hosting Files: share files over the Internet via FTP/FTPS and SFTP.
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Backing Up Files: create remote backups to ensure data redundancy.
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Sharing Files Within an Organization: centralized file access for multiple users.
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Sharing Files with Remote Partners: securely share files with remote teams.
No. FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server is a paid, subscription-based product — it is not the same as the free FileZilla Server. It's built for organizations that need to host, share, or back up files via FTP/FTPS and SFTP, with subscriptions covering the whole organization under a single license.
Pricing depends on your deployment needs, see the FileZilla Pro pricing page or contact us for a quote.
Yes. Active Directory integration is included as standard in every FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server license, so you can authenticate users against your existing AD accounts and groups instead of managing a separate set of credentials. It's paired with two-factor authentication (2FA) for centralized, secure access control.
LDAP integration is not yet supported.
The FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server license is subscription-based, meaning it will expire if not renewed. To continue using the software, you'll need to keep your subscription active. Renewing also ensures your software stays up-to-date and grants you ongoing access to dedicated support from our team.
If you encounter any issues after your subscription expires, feel free to contact us.
FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server subscriptions are designed to cover the entire organization, allowing multiple users to benefit from the server functionality under a single corporate license.
No, you don't need to purchase FileZilla Pro to connect to FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server. The free version of FileZilla fully supports all protocols and can be used without any limitations for accessing the server, including support for 2FA authentication.
Absolutely! If you are a reseller, please contact us so we can tailor an offer specifically for you.
We work with resellers to provide our products to end customers efficiently. After a purchase, you can send us the end customer's email for an update, and you may forward them the Welcome email containing the registration key and details. Please note that we charge an extra fee of $5 for email changes.
However, we do not allow the resale of our products through third-party sites. For official pricing, please visit our website. Volume discounts are available for orders of 10 or more subscriptions, making it easier to manage bulk purchases.
For further details, please review our Terms and Conditions.
You can transfer your subscription by deregistering the copy you intend to decommission, and then registering it on the new device.
If you need a short overlap while you migrate, we can provide a temporary 14-day registration key so the new server is up and running before the old one is decommissioned.
If you've reached the maximum number of registered copies and need assistance, don't hesitate to contact us — we're here to help.
There's no separate demo version, but every purchase includes a temporary registration key valid for 60 days, so you can run FileZilla Pro Enterprise Server on a test machine before rolling it out into production.
And if it turns out not to be the right fit, you're covered by a full 30-day money-back guarantee.
The most common cause is a passive mode misconfiguration. When a client connects over FTP/FTPS in passive mode, your server opens a separate data connection on a port it tells the client to use. If that port range isn't forwarded through your firewall/NAT, or the server isn't advertising its correct public IP address in passive mode replies, the login will succeed but file listings and transfers will fail or hang.
To fix this: configure a fixed passive port range on your server, forward those ports through your firewall, and set the external IP address used in passive mode replies to your public-facing address. For background on how active and passive mode work, see FTP Active vs Passive Mode.