Individual Use

DriveLink works well for individual users who want remote Linux or NAS files to feel local in Windows.

What you get in Free (Core)

• SFTP drive mapping to normal Windows drive letters.
• Unlimited user-created connections.
• DPAPI-backed credential storage.
• System tray workflow with auto-connect.
• No support. Use at your own risk.
• Open Core distribution: build the project and installer yourself.
• Open Core source and build instructions: github.com/cyclonesoftware/DriveLink.

Supporter Options (Individual Use Only)

For individual users (including individual business users) who want direct installer access:

• $9.99 one-time, or
• $2.99/month recurring

Supporter access is individual-use-only for up to 5 computers and includes access to both the MSI installer and the Bundle installer (which can install dependencies automatically). Open Core requires you to build the project and installers yourself.

Supporter option details:

• $9.99 one-time: includes 1 year of updates, with no support.
• $2.99/month: includes ongoing updates and support.
• Support channel for this tier is email, with a response target within 5 business days.

Typical personal workflows

• Access home lab, VPS, or hosted server files from Explorer.
• Edit remote project files using your normal Windows tools.
• Keep recurring mounts available after reboot.

Setup in a few steps

1. Install DriveLink.
2. Add your server host, port, and username.
3. Choose password or SSH key authentication.
4. Pick a drive letter and connect.

Individual vs Enterprise

If you only need your own connections, Free (Core) is usually enough.

If you need IT-locked connections, policy templates, centralized config, or white-label controls, review Enterprise and Pricing.