No. Content addresses are content hashes, determined by your file's content, not by the provider. The same file pinned on Pinner has the same CID as it did on any other pinning service.

Crypto payments with no identity verification, website hosting from the same pinned content, and storage on the Sia decentralized network. Pinner is also fully open source.

Pinner doesn't offer a free public HTTP gateway for arbitrary IPFS content. If there's something else you need, reach out. We're building based on what users actually need.

Pay for storage and bandwidth. No hidden fees, no API call charges. Founding Offer: first 50 accounts get their rate locked for life.

Yes. Since IPFS content addresses are universal, you can pin to multiple providers simultaneously. You could keep your current provider for specific gateway needs and use Pinner for website hosting or crypto payments.

Centralized pinning services run IPFS nodes on infrastructure they manage. Pinner pins your content on the Sia network, where independent storage providers host your data. Providers only get paid when they prove they're storing your data. Built-in accountability without depending on one company's servers.

Reach out. We'll work with you on the transition, whether that's a few pins or a large collection. Content addresses stay the same across providers, so it's primarily a matter of re-pinning your CIDs.