Transloadit simplifies pricing for better value
In 2012, we announced a change to our pricing plans that generally resulted in reduced monthly costs for our customers.
Felix Geisendörfer
Transloadit Blog
Read Transloadit product announcements, engineering stories, media-processing tutorials, customer workflows, and open source updates.
Launching the unofficial Node.js SDK for Transloadit
Explore the newly released unofficial Transloadit Node.js SDK, crafted by Geoff Wilson for seamless integration and tested in production for reliability.
Tim Koschützki
Enhanced Assemblies index page for better debugging
The Assembly index page now offers a full-screen table with detailed information and a new filter system for enhanced debugging of Assemblies.
Tim Koschützki
Launch of new /file/filter Robot for file filtering
Our newly released Robot allows you to filter incoming files based on all of the file's metadata and personalised conditions.
Tim Koschützki
Launching audio encode Robot & exciting new updates
We are releasing our /audio/encode Robot, which should greatly help with your audio needs. Check out the docs page and demo section to see how everything works.
Tim Koschützki
Launching SFTP Robot & unveiling new homepage
Our SFTP Robot makes storing files on your own servers a breeze and costs just the same as the /s3/store Robot. We also launched a brand new website.
Tim Koschützki
Enhanced Assembly detail page and zero-downtime upgrade
We've improved the Assembly detail page for enhanced data presentation and error reporting, along with a seamless database upgrade for zero downtime.
Felix Geisendörfer
Database upgrade fuels 400% growth with minimal downtime
Our maintenance on July 7, 2011, improved performance to support 400% growth in encoding volume and revenue, with minimal downtime.
Felix Geisendörfer
Launching Ruby and Rails SDKs for enhanced integration
In 2011, we released two new SDKs to our advanced file uploading and processing service, aimed at the Ruby community: Ruby SDK and Rails SDK.
Felix Geisendörfer
Transloadit extends temp file storage to 30 days
Transloadit now stores all temporary files on Amazon S3 for 30 days, ensuring users have ample time to fetch their result files after processing.
Felix Geisendörfer
