I've been using it forever and it's one of the few apps I don't mind paying a subscription to use - it's rock solid and perfect for my workflow.

I got succerd into an annual renewal while attempting to cancel and remove app from my machine. It automatically charged my CC account without a new authorization or review. Now its a pain to try to cancel the billing.....

Long time Transmit 4 user, generally works great with a few annoyances that are improved in Transmit 5. That being said, I've now had to go back to Transmit 4 due to issues uploading a large number of files (2,000 ) to S3 and downloading folders to most locations on my computer (individual files work fine). Basically I get a lot of "could not open local file" errors but I know it isn't a permission issue since quitting an reopening/connecting resolves it for a short time. Unfortunately I have contacted Panic twice now via email with no response so am leaving this review in the hope that it might get some reply. Have always loved the product but at this point Transmit 5 is unusable for me so I will go back to Transmit 4 with its minor but very usable annoyances.

I've been using Transmit for over a decade. Best FTP/SFTP app on the market, bar none.

Just like others, and rightfully so, I'm beyond fed up with subscription software. It's so very dissapointing to see Panic is now subscription based. This modern model of passively plucking money from peoples' wallets is out of control. From Apple apps, to heated seat features in automobiles, to Panic, etc., enough of this nonsense.

In order to free-trial the app (which I just wanted to do so I could see what the account setup options were to help someone else who is using it paid), I had to subscribe. (And now have to remember to figure out how to unsubscribe when I'm done helping them) And the first thing I get after subscribing is something asking for my review?! Nope.

This is the app that I use to connect to files on a remote server.

Best App foe ever

f*** this app.

For network devices, I most often use SCP. I wish this app could be my "all-in-one" tool for file transfers.