FTPush · World Cup 2026

Your photos at the agency
before the final whistle blows.

FTPush watches your folder and uploads every new photo to your FTP server automatically: no clicks, no waiting, no missed deadlines.

SHOOT → EXPORT → DELIVERED · automatically · every time

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€49/yr

The 2026 World Cup ended on July 19, 2026. This guide is kept as a reference; its FTP workflows can be used at other sports events. Event details are historical. FTPSuite is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA.

How it works

Three steps. Zero manual work.

Set it up once before the tournament. FTPush does the rest for all 104 matches.

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Point FTPush at your export folder

Tell FTPush which folder Lightroom, Capture One or Photo Mechanic exports to. Takes 30 seconds.

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New file detected instantly

The moment a photo appears in the folder, FTPush detects it and starts the upload: no polling delay.

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Photo delivered to your agency

The file lands on your Getty, Reuters, AP or ScorePlay FTP server. Desktop notification confirms it.

Features

Built for deadline pressure.

Every feature exists because a photographer needed it at a major event.

Multiple destinations simultaneously

Upload the same photo to Getty, ScorePlay and your agency backup server all at once: one file, three deliveries.

IPTC keyword routing

Photo tagged "LALIGA"? Goes to the La Liga folder. Tagged "UCL"? Goes to Champions League. Automatic, no clicks.

Retry on connection loss

Stadium Wi-Fi dropped for 3 seconds? FTPush queues the upload and retries automatically when the connection is back.

Mac notification on every delivery

A subtle notification confirms each successful upload so you know photos are being received without interrupting your workflow.

Runs silently in the menu bar

No open windows, no UI to manage during the match. FTPush lives in your Mac menu bar and works invisibly.

FTP · SFTP · FTPS

Works with every major photo agency server. Supports all three protocols, custom ports and passive mode.

Compatible with

+ Any FTP/SFTP/FTPS server

Pricing

Each plan is per Mac. You can add more Macs later by upgrading your plan.

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Automatic FTP/SFTP/FTPS upload · macOS 13+
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1 Mac
€49/yr
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2 Macs
€79/yr
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€149/yr
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€89/yr
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€129/yr
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€209/yr
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FAQ
How fast does FTPush upload photos?
FTPush detects new files in under 0.5 seconds. Upload speed then depends on your internet connection and file size. a typical 5 MB JPEG reaches a Getty FTP server in 2–4 seconds on a standard stadium connection.
Can I upload to multiple FTP servers at the same time?
Yes. You can configure multiple connections and FTPush will upload each new file to all of them simultaneously. useful if you deliver to Getty and ScorePlay at the same time, for example.
Does it work with Lightroom Classic and Capture One?
Yes. Just point FTPush at the export folder you use in Lightroom or Capture One. The moment a photo is exported, FTPush picks it up and uploads it. No plugin needed.
What happens if my connection drops during a match?
FTPush queues the failed upload and retries automatically when the connection is restored. No photos are lost. they upload as soon as connectivity comes back.
I also need to receive photos remotely. What should I use?
For receiving, use FTPull. it automatically downloads new files from an FTP server to your Mac. Get both in the World Cup 2026 and save .
Is there a free trial?
FTPush comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Download, test it at your next event, and if it doesn't fit your workflow you get a full refund: no questions asked.