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Rumpus is the easy way to run your own FTP and Web file transfer server. Allow your clients to effortlessly upload and download files directly to your network, using dedicated FTP clients or any standard Web browser. The Web interface, which supports all major Web browsers on both Macs and PCs, is fully customizable to match your existing Web site and brand your business. Rumpus is also secure, featuring encrypted transfers and full user access controls.

Rumpus turns any Mac or PC into a complete file transfer server. Send files to outside people, or let clients upload files directly to your network in a secure, controlled environment. Rumpus supports FTP, FTPS, WebDAV, SFTP and a fully customizable Web file transfer interface and makes it easy to securely exchange files with anyone, anywhere.

Improve Your Customer Service
When people need to send you a big file, or you need to share one with a client, it should be fast, professional and easy. Rumpus does away with the hassles of e-mail attachments and snail-mailing CDs, making it easier for your customers to do business with you.

Streamline Your Workflow
When a file comes in, Rumpus can notify the right people in your company, depending on who sent it. Notification is instantaneous, and since the file is sent directly to your network, it's right there, ready for you to work with.

Save Your Money
With Rumpus, there are no recurring ISP fees outside of your standard Internet connection cost. And since files are transferred directly between your customers and you, your Internet bandwidth is used as efficiently as possible.

Brand Your Business
Because the Rumpus interface is fully customizable, it can easily be integrated into your existing Web site. And your clients can bookmark your file transfer service, putting you just a click away.

Look Like A Pro
Have you ever been asked for your FTP address? People that deal with large file transfers on a regular basis are used to dealing with FTP. Rumpus is a standards-compliant, full-featured FTP server, so when someone asks if they can "FTP you a file", just give them the address of your server.