I used and paid for Transmit, which I liked, until a few months after I paid for it when an Apple OS upgrade broke it, an update for it came out that fixed the compatiblity issues, but I would be required to pay for it again in order to continue to use it in the updated OS. I can't say the same for other ftp clients I've tried, and I've tried at least half-a-dozen of them over the years. It is fast, reliable, easy to use, Leopard compatible, free, and I have never had the slightest problem with it. It’s compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux, and has proven to be one of the most popular FTP clients around. Don't know how that happened, but I decided it either made an error or else it wasn't as intuitive as I thought and I caused the error by doing something wrong. FileZilla has been a fan favorite ever since it was launched in 2001, and continues to be crowned the best free FTP client Mac option by many users. I tried Cyberduck, it seemed great, but I wanted to use it for WebDAV and somehow or other I managed to mess up my stuff on the server. For UNIX gurus there is Terminal, you can do everything in there with the command line interface.
Built-in there is the Finder's ability to mount an ftp share, but as noted you can only download not upload.
There are several free and paid ftp utilities.
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