Not terribly useful unless you're willing to invest a lot of time and effort changing the way you think about FTP transfers. The paradigm is both extremely granular and quite different from any other client I've used. It's powerful, but at the cost of a steep learning curve. And the documentation is opaque in its deceptive simplicity. I think if you're an Automator geek, it's likely to be right up your alley, but for the rest of us, it's not an ideal solution.

I'm utterly addicted to Interarchy. It makes my life so much easier, and is the best FTP client for the Mac. Well worth every penny I paid for it.

My current FTP of choices due to the fact it has the 'ignore' feature. The only problem is it's not as easy to use as Transmit or Cyberduck.

Awesome. For me FTP = Interarchy.

There are a lot of fanboys out there that would have you believe nonsense. Interarchy is the best file transfer client you can get. Period. Anyone who tries to convince you otherwise is an idiot. End of argument.

Transmit is better.

I use Interarchy almost all day every day and I can't imagine using any other FTP client out there -- this one is simply amazing. Not to mention the nicest people that are behind it.

Nice app, but Cyberduck is free, and for me, does just the same.

Everyone talks up how great a certain other FTP program is (and how finder-like it is) when really, Interarchy blows it out of the water. Fantastic app and well worth the money.

It is so much more than just a ftp program. One of the best applications available for the Mac. A real time saver. Everything just works.