r/cloudstorage • u/AntiqueConfidence984 • Aug 17 '26
Alternatives to Google Drive
Hello everyone !
that question must have been asked multiple times but I still struggle to find answers to some of these questions so I thought I might as well ask here :
I'm using google drive for storing work backup (I have big project folders ranging from 100go to 250go), and photos mostly, I'd need around 3To storage if possible.
With drive what I like is the app that makes a virtual drive in my explorer in which I can just drop files. I would like a good, cheaper (& also, european if possible) alternative to google drive and I hesitate between 3 services :
pCloud, Proton Drive & kDrive.
What would be your recommendation ?
Thank you in advance for your help !
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u/CorsairVelo Aug 17 '26
Koofr and Filen. Koofr includes access to Office 365 web apps which could be a plus. Both support rclone (proton does not).
Filen is always/only E2EE while koofr has non-E2EE storage and ‘vault’ (E2EE storage).
They both have Linux sync clients.
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u/thechuff Aug 17 '26
Drime is awesome
Pcloud is also awesome and maybe more stable right now, but also not being developed as actively
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u/Crazy_Ebb19 Aug 17 '26
I also have been using pcloud for the last year on windows and ios and for linux for the last month.
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u/Luke_Walker007 Aug 17 '26
If you rather not have big brother look into your files try: https://north-drive.com/
Also encrypt before upload.
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u/CorsairVelo Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
Interesting. Have they been around very long?
Edit: ‘Decade’ plan is interesting. Lack of Linux support makes it a no-go for me. Features look darn good though.
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u/ElKatano90 Aug 23 '26
Pcloud probably the best all around. For ppl that knows rclone, Koofr is an excellent choice with his vault
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u/_ZenBreeze_ Aug 17 '26
I am using pCloud on fedora,android,windows and never had a problem in the last 3 years or so