Cloud Storage

Online file storage and synchronization services.

Rankings

  1. 1. Google One (Google Drive)

    Cloud storage within the Google ecosystem with family sharing

    Google One combines Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos storage with family sharing and extra benefits. It offers entry-level 100 GB for $1.99/mo and 2 TB for $9.99/mo, with higher-tier options and perks for power users. The service leverages Google’s robust mobile/desktop apps, real-time syncing, and seamless integration with Google Workspace. In 2025, Google continued to position One as a flexible option for individuals and families already invested in Google’s ecosystem, while pricing and feature sets expand with AI-driven capabilities in higher tiers. The plan is globally accessible and supports sharing storage with up to five family members, making it attractive for households and light teams. Competitors emphasize price or privacy, but Google’s broad app integration and cross-device sync remain differentiators.

    Rated 4.8

  2. 2. Microsoft 365 Personal

    Office apps plus 1 TB OneDrive storage per person

    Microsoft 365 Personal bundles Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) with 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage. It is deeply integrated into Windows and Microsoft 365 ecosystems, offering cross-device syncing, AI-assisted features in newer Premium tiers, and strong security. In 2025, Microsoft raised prices for consumer plans, making the Personal tier $9.99/month and Family tier $12.99/month in the U.S., while continuing to emphasize Copilot and AI-driven enhancements across plans. The plan targets individuals and families who rely on Windows and Office for daily productivity, delivering seamless updates across devices and a familiar collaboration environment.

    Rated 4.6

  3. 3. iCloud+

    Apple cloud storage with privacy features

    iCloud+ is Apple’s cloud storage with optional privacy features and extended device sharing. It starts at 50 GB for $0.99, scales to 200 GB for $2.99, and then to 2 TB for $9.99, with higher tiers for power users. iCloud+ includes Private Relay, Hide My Email, Custom Email Domain, and HomeKit Secure Video support for compatible devices. Family Sharing lets up to five family members access the same plan. Apple positions iCloud+ as an easy, privacy-focused option for Apple device owners, with tight integration across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and iCloud.com. Availability and exact pricing vary by country, but the service remains global and language-friendly, particularly for users deeply embedded in the Apple ecosystem.

    Rated 4.5

  4. 4. Dropbox

    Popular file sharing and syncing for individuals and teams

    Dropbox remains a widely used cloud storage and collaboration tool with a strong emphasis on file sharing, collaboration, and third-party app integrations. Personal plans start around $9.99/month for 2 TB, with higher-tier options for professionals and teams, and business plans that scale with users. In 2025, Dropbox continued to expand enterprise-grade features like advanced file controls, signature workflows, and team admin capabilities, while maintaining a robust ecosystem of integrations with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and other tools. It is favored by individuals who value simple sharing workflows and mature cross-platform support. Its reputation rests on reliability, broad device compatibility, and a long track record in the cloud storage space.

    Rated 4.3

  5. 5. Box

    Enterprise-grade content management and collaboration

    Box specializes in secure content management, collaboration, and AI-assisted workflows for organizations. Its pricing covers Personal (free tier), and business plans starting at around $5 per user/month, scaling with features like unlimited storage on higher tiers, data loss prevention, advanced admin controls, and analytics. Box emphasizes integrations with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and other enterprise apps, making it a strong choice for teams that require governance, security, and scalable workflows. In 2025 Box continued expanding AI-powered content capabilities and large-scale collaboration features, while maintaining a strong enterprise brand. It remains a solid option for mid-to-large organizations needing secure file sharing and collaboration across complex ecosystems.

    Rated 4.0

  6. 6. Sync.com

    Privacy-first cloud storage with end-to-end encryption

    Sync.com is a privacy-focused cloud storage service offering end-to-end encryption, strong sharing controls, and straightforward pricing. The Personal tier starts around $12 per user/month for 1 TB when billed annually, with higher options like 2 TB and 6 TB, and Teams plans for groups. Sync emphasizes privacy with zero-knowledge architecture and a simple sharing model, appealing to users prioritizing security. It has a solid reputation in professional and consumer circles for privacy and straightforward administration. Global availability is good, with multilingual support and a focus on compliant data handling. While it may lack some advanced collaboration features of bigger rivals, its privacy guarantees and easy-to-use interface make it a compelling choice for individuals and teams who value security first.

    Rated 4.4

  7. 7. MEGA

    Privacy-focused cloud storage with end-to-end encryption

    MEGA emphasizes strong privacy and end-to-end encryption, offering a free baseline of 20 GB and paid plans ranging from 2 TB to 16 TB for individuals. In 2025, MEGA maintained its focus on privacy and cross-device syncing, with additional Pro Flexi options giving flexible storage and transfer quotas. MEGA remains globally accessible with multilingual support and Swiss/Kiwi privacy associations. While not as dominant as Google Drive or OneDrive, MEGA remains attractive for users prioritizing privacy and generous initial allowances, and it supports standard desktop and mobile apps along with S3-compatible workflows via MEGA-specific interfaces.

    Rated 4.1

  8. 8. IDrive

    Versatile cloud backup and storage with multiple tiers

    IDrive is a long-standing cloud storage and backup service offering a range of personal and team plans. Personal plans start at 5 TB with annual discounts, scaling to 10/20/50/100 TB, with multi-device support and disk-image backup options. The service emphasizes cross-platform apps, incremental backups, and ransomware protection. In 2025, IDrive continued to be marketed as a cost-effective, scalable option for individuals who need strong backup features and flexible capacity. It competes with consumer cloud storage by combining personal storage with robust backup tooling and server-backup capabilities for business users.

    Rated 4.4

  9. 9. Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage

    Simple, predictable S3-compatible cloud storage

    Backblaze B2 is a cost-conscious, always-hot object storage option with a straightforward pay-as-you-go model. It starts at $6 per TB per month for storage, with free ingress and egress policies up to weekly/everyday usage patterns and a notable policy of free daily egress up to a threshold. Downloads are charged at $0.01/GB beyond the free daily allowance. B2 is widely used by developers, CDNs, and businesses seeking low-cost, scalable storage with an easy API. In 2025 Backblaze continued to push B2 as a budget-friendly alternative to major hyperscalers, emphasizing transparent pricing, strong performance, and the option to reserve capacity through B2 Reserve for larger, longer-term deployments.

    Rated 4.2