Price history
Recorded standalone sale prices and the latest available store price, in USD. Historical dots use the sale start date and its recorded offer price. Prices can change during a sale; this is not a daily price log. Bundle prices and upcoming offers are excluded. History covers up to the 100 most recent recorded offers.
Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $6.99. The latest store price is $6.99, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
View 1 recorded price
| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $6.99 | Latest store price |
About WebDAV for Unity
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Game Templates & Systems
WebDAV for Unity is a complete, battle-tested WebDAV (RFC 4918) client for the Unity engine. Move files between your game and any WebDAV server - Nextcloud, ownCloud, SharePoint, IIS, Apache mod_dav, Yandex.Disk, HiDrive, Synology, QNAP, and dozens more - with one lightweight C# API. Drop in a ScriptableObject asset, fill in URL and credentials, and start moving data in minutes. Use it for cloud saves, user-generated content uploads, patch / DLC delivery, asset hot-reload, backups, or as an HTTPS-friendly FTP replacement.
Built on System.Net.Http.HttpClient with pooled, TLS 1.2 / 1.3 connections. Every operation has both an await-friendly async API and a blocking sync wrapper, with CancellationToken support and automatic lifetime cleanup. Ships with full C# source code, XML doc-comments, and a runnable sample.
Key features
- Full WebDAV verb coverage - PROPFIND (List, GetFile, GetFolder), GET, PUT, MOVE, COPY, DELETE, MKCOL, LOCK, UNLOCK, refresh-LOCK, PROPPATCH, OPTIONS.
- Async + sync - every method has both an …Async overload and a synchronous twin.
- CancellationToken on every async call, plus a built-in lifetime token that cancels in-flight requests on domain reload, Play-mode exit, or Reconnect().
- Ranged uploads & downloads - resume large transfers exactly where they stopped.
- WebDAV Locking (RFC 4918 §9.10) - exclusive write locks with timeout, owner, depth.
- Custom dead properties (PROPPATCH) for app-specific metadata.
- Server capability discovery (OPTIONS) - read DAV-class and allowed methods at runtime.
- ScriptableObject configuration - Create → WebDAV → Client puts an .asset in your project; reference it from any number of MonoBehaviour s or EditorWindow s.
- Connection pooling - one HttpClient per asset, transparently rebuilt only when config changes.
- Custom request headers - auth tokens, tracing IDs, tenant routing on every call.
- TLS hardening - pluggable per-client RemoteCertificateValidationCallback; runtime-only ICredentials so secrets never end up in your .asset file.
- Hardened XML parsing - DTDs disabled, external resolvers blocked. No XXE, no billion-laughs.
- Streaming uploads & downloads - never buffers the whole file in memory.
- Editor quality-of-life - masked password fields, Reconnect / Reset / Test Connection buttons, WebGL build warning.
- Detailed exceptions - WebDAVException.HttpCode, WebDAVConflictException for 409, clean OperationCanceledException propagation.
- Full C# source code - no DLLs, no obfuscation. Step into it with the debugger.
Tested servers
Nextcloud · ownCloud · SharePoint · IIS · Apache mod_dav · Yandex.Disk · HiDrive · DriveHQ · Box · Synology DSM · QNAP QTS · 4shared · Jungle Disk · Stack · TeraCloud · CloudMe — and many more.
Use cases
Cloud save-game sync · user-generated content upload (screenshots, replays, mods) · patch / DLC delivery from a self-hosted server · live-ops asset hot-reload · editor build artifact push · FTP / SFTP replacement for HTTPS-only environments · backup & restore.
Platforms
Windows / macOS / Linux Standalone · Android · iOS / tvOS · UWP · Consoles (PS / Xbox / Switch via IL2CPP). WebGL is not supported - the browser sandbox blocks raw HTTP sockets; the asset detects this and throws a clear exception.
Built on System.Net.Http.HttpClient with pooled, TLS 1.2 / 1.3 connections. Every operation has both an await-friendly async API and a blocking sync wrapper, with CancellationToken support and automatic lifetime cleanup. Ships with full C# source code, XML doc-comments, and a runnable sample.
Key features
- Full WebDAV verb coverage - PROPFIND (List, GetFile, GetFolder), GET, PUT, MOVE, COPY, DELETE, MKCOL, LOCK, UNLOCK, refresh-LOCK, PROPPATCH, OPTIONS.
- Async + sync - every method has both an …Async overload and a synchronous twin.
- CancellationToken on every async call, plus a built-in lifetime token that cancels in-flight requests on domain reload, Play-mode exit, or Reconnect().
- Ranged uploads & downloads - resume large transfers exactly where they stopped.
- WebDAV Locking (RFC 4918 §9.10) - exclusive write locks with timeout, owner, depth.
- Custom dead properties (PROPPATCH) for app-specific metadata.
- Server capability discovery (OPTIONS) - read DAV-class and allowed methods at runtime.
- ScriptableObject configuration - Create → WebDAV → Client puts an .asset in your project; reference it from any number of MonoBehaviour s or EditorWindow s.
- Connection pooling - one HttpClient per asset, transparently rebuilt only when config changes.
- Custom request headers - auth tokens, tracing IDs, tenant routing on every call.
- TLS hardening - pluggable per-client RemoteCertificateValidationCallback; runtime-only ICredentials so secrets never end up in your .asset file.
- Hardened XML parsing - DTDs disabled, external resolvers blocked. No XXE, no billion-laughs.
- Streaming uploads & downloads - never buffers the whole file in memory.
- Editor quality-of-life - masked password fields, Reconnect / Reset / Test Connection buttons, WebGL build warning.
- Detailed exceptions - WebDAVException.HttpCode, WebDAVConflictException for 409, clean OperationCanceledException propagation.
- Full C# source code - no DLLs, no obfuscation. Step into it with the debugger.
Tested servers
Nextcloud · ownCloud · SharePoint · IIS · Apache mod_dav · Yandex.Disk · HiDrive · DriveHQ · Box · Synology DSM · QNAP QTS · 4shared · Jungle Disk · Stack · TeraCloud · CloudMe — and many more.
Use cases
Cloud save-game sync · user-generated content upload (screenshots, replays, mods) · patch / DLC delivery from a self-hosted server · live-ops asset hot-reload · editor build artifact push · FTP / SFTP replacement for HTTPS-only environments · backup & restore.
Platforms
Windows / macOS / Linux Standalone · Android · iOS / tvOS · UWP · Consoles (PS / Xbox / Switch via IL2CPP). WebGL is not supported - the browser sandbox blocks raw HTTP sockets; the asset detects this and throws a clear exception.