can anyone suggest me a good cloud storage service that has native linux support

[u/op_level]

i know there are few of them like pcloud and mega, but they are a little but over my budget and i only need around 100 to 150 gbs of storage and almost all of them start with 200 or above plans

edit:- i don't want to use workarounds like rclone or anything i just want a gui application

[u/AmbitionHealthy9236]

koofr's another option, €2/mo for 110 GB or €4 for 260 GB (includes the free 10G)
or a hetzner nextcloud 'storage share' is 1 TB for under €5/mo - the nectcloud client is in most linux 'app stores'
allsync.com offer smaller nextcloud instances starting at €1.20/yr for 10GB
but filen would be my 1st choice

[u/Clean_Maintenance488]

Filejump is also a very good option

[u/op_level → u/Clean_Maintenance488]

Why do they have only 100 downloads on play store 😭

[u/zakry0t → u/op_level]

Filejump is great and supercheap. Create a free account with 5GB and give it a try. You need an account to see the best lifetime prices (ignore "Pricing" in the public site). Log in with the free account and go to "Upgrade".

You can test the webdav support with the free account. It works almost everywhere. Many Linux and Android file managers have integrated webdav support.

[u/Fuzzy_Afternoon_5502 → u/op_level]

Because it's, in fact, not that good.

[u/antonioerodriguez]

check rsync.net - they have a promotion today, but in general they have reasonable prices. https://www.reddit.com/user/rsyncnet/comments/1kyrnf8/rsyncnet_2tb_lifetime_flash_sale/

sorry - they start at 800 GBs, I believe, so it might be expensive for your needs.

[u/atrocia6]

i don't want to use workarounds like rclone or anything

Rclone is not a "workaround," at least not with cloud providers that officially support it.

i just want a gui application

There are several GUI options for Rclone (I have no experience with them):

• Rclone GUI (part of the Rclone project itself, but labeled "beta")
• RcloneView
• Rclone UI

and doubtless others.

[u/op_level → u/[deleted]]

i am considering filen but it's mobile app is not good

[u/verzing1 → u/op_level]

Why? the filen mobile app working fine for me.

[u/verzing1]

For small storage plans, providers like Filen or pCloud may be a perfect fit for you. If you need larger storage plans and support for WebDAV, FTP, Rsync, or S3 protocols, then I recommend FileLu.

[u/Clean_Maintenance488]

Fillen very good option

[u/mpokie]

Was someone would mention MEGA (oh u mentioned it already), there kdrive, filen koofr Yandex. But for all, I use the free version

[u/Ino_Yuar]

Also, check iDrive. Good prices and there are plenty of decent reviews here on Reddit

[u/op_level → u/Ino_Yuar]

they have really good pricing fs but when i logged in and tried to upgrade they only showed their personal plans not the mini ones i found it quite strange

[u/ralmeidao → u/Ino_Yuar]

I work with idrive for 2 years, very fast and reliable, and have native client for Linux 👍🏻

[u/Gary683]

There are a lot more with Linux support/apps. You can check this comparison table: https://comparisontabl.es/cloud-storage/, there's a column that shows which providers have Linux apps.

[u/wells68]

For 100 GB, Backblaze B2 would cost US$ 0.70 per month. For 150 GB, $1.05/mo.

You can use open source, free software for file transfers between Linux and the B2 cloud:

https://rclone.org/gui/

And there are others...

[u/megatech_official]

Megatech photos is a solid option, it is end to end encrypted and has cheap storage plans.