Move terabytes across the globe in minutes, not hours.
RIPT is a transfer protocol engineered from scratch for high-latency networks, with mandatory encryption on every packet — at a fraction of what the incumbent charges.
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You pay for the bandwidth. TCP won't let you use it.
14 hours for 1 TB
TCP's congestion control was built for fairness, not throughput. On a 200 ms link with 0.1% loss, your gigabit pipe delivers single-digit Mbps. You've tried parallel SCP, rsync with tuning flags, even mounting cloud storage. The math doesn't change.
Encryption you can't prove
Your compliance team asks how files are encrypted in transit. The answer is 'we think TLS is on' or 'the vendor says it's secure.' No per-packet authentication, no replay protection, no audit trail. One regulator question and the house of cards falls.
Locked into a vendor you can't leave
Per-TB licensing that penalizes growth. Proprietary clients that only talk to proprietary servers. A management console from 2008. You'd switch, but the switching cost is a 6-month project.
File transfer rebuilt from the wire up.
Fill the pipe
Delay-adaptive congestion control with up to 8 parallel subflows. RIPT uses the bandwidth you're already paying for — not the fraction TCP allows.
Benchmark results publishing soon — methodology included.
Encrypted on every packet
Every packet is individually encrypted and authenticated. New keys are derived for every session. There's no way to accidentally run without encryption — the protocol doesn't allow it.
Compliant with SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR requirements out of the box.
Fair pricing. Easy exit.
Flat licensing — no per-TB metering, no overage surprises. Standard REST API and CLI mean your integrations aren't trapped.
A fraction of incumbent licensing costs. Monthly contracts available.
Numbers, not adjectives.
Early EC2 runs with simulated packet loss and latency show two different wins: sustained large-file throughput and drastically lower overhead on file-heavy directories.
Both tests ran between two EC2 instances on the same impaired path, with the bad network simulated in the environment. Your link and file set will differ; the formal EC2/netem playbook will publish the exact path, file sizes, tool versions, commands, raw logs, and limitations.
A large object transfer mostly tests sustained throughput over an impaired path. RIPT finished the same 1 GB workload in a fraction of the TCP baseline time.
Small-file workloads stress per-file overhead, round trips, and slow start. This is where classic TCP-based transfer workflows fall apart first.
These are early controlled benchmarks, not third-party reproduced results yet. Full methodology and reproduction steps are next.
Built for teams that move serious data.
Dailies in hours, not days.
Camera cards from set to edit suite, VFX round-trips between studios and vendors, master delivery to distributors. RIPT handles TB-scale assets over intercontinental links so your production schedule doesn't slip.
A 1 TB dailies transfer over a transpacific link takes 14+ hours with SCP. RIPT is designed to use the full pipe regardless of distance.
Security your auditors can actually verify
Your compliance team can sign off without chasing the vendor for documentation they'll never get.
Encryption on every packet
AES-256-GCM or ChaCha20-Poly1305, negotiated at session handshake. AEAD seals both the payload and the 24-byte header via AAD. There is no configuration to disable encryption.
Forward-secret key exchange
X25519 ECDHE generates a new shared secret per session. HKDF-SHA-256 derives directional keys and IVs. Compromising one session reveals nothing about past or future sessions.
Replay & tamper protection
Per-subflow replay windows (4,096 packets). Monotonic packet sequence enforcement. AEAD authentication detects any modification — bit flips, truncation, injection.
Audit-grade logging
Structured logs with transfer IDs, session IDs, and custom tags. No key material in output. Every session start, completion, and error is timestamped with correlation IDs.
RIPT's cryptographic properties align with requirements in
Compliance mapping documentation available on request.
Request the cryptographic design summary →We'd rather show you the work than ask you to take our word for it.
Reproducible benchmarks
When we publish performance numbers, we include the test environment, exact commands, and network conditions. You can run the same test yourself.
Race-detected CI on every commit
The transfer engine runs go test -race in CI. Fuzz-tested parsers. No known data races in the critical path.
Cryptographic design available for audit
We publish the algorithms, key derivation chain, and nonce construction we use. Your security team can review it before you buy.
Pricing that doesn't punish you for transferring more data
Flat monthly rate. Unlimited transfer volume. No per-TB metering and no overage charges.
Starter
For teams getting started with accelerated transfer
or $4990/year (2 months free)
- 1 sender + 1 receiver node
- Unlimited transfer volume
- Encrypted on every packet
- Community support (forum + docs)
Professional
For production workflows that move terabytes daily
or $9990/year (2 months free)
- Up to 5 nodes
- Unlimited transfer volume
- Encrypted on every packet
- Email support (48h SLA)
- SOC 2 letter on request
Enterprise
For organizations that need dedicated support and compliance
- Unlimited nodes
- Unlimited transfer volume
- Encrypted on every packet
- Dedicated support (4h SLA, Slack)
- Full audit package
- SSO / SAML
- On-prem deployment option
Every plan includes a 30-day free trial with full functionality and no credit card. Pricing is based on billing country. All plans include unlimited transfer volume and mandatory encryption.
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