NAS Software
Alternatives to TurnKey File Server
The tools Specifiction weighs against TurnKey File Server, from its list of nas software, each with its plans, platforms and spec score.
- 01 ZimaOS
The maker recommends the free plan for individuals, hobbyists, or casual users, and ZimaOS+ for families, small teams, or creative studios.
Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.6 Visit Specs - 02 NexentaStor
NexentaStor suits organizations running enterprise databases, NAS, private-cloud, virtual-workload, backup, or archive deployments.
Free trial Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.5 Visit Specs - 03 NovaNAS
NovaNAS is aimed at people setting up DIY hardware for home or small-business storage.
Free plan Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.5 Visit Specs - 04
TrueNAS TrueNAS Community Edition is intended for home labs, individuals, and enterprise data centers.
Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.4 Visit Specs - 05 DPlaneOS
DPlaneOS suits homelab and small-office operators building a NAS around ZFS, including users who want container management and cloud synchronization.
Free plan Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.3 Visit Specs - 06 napp-it
napp-it suits home users, commercial storage deployments, server clusters, and resellers building branded NAS interfaces.
Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.3 Visit Specs - 07 SoftNAS
SoftNAS suits enterprise teams deploying shared file storage across hybrid or multi-cloud environments.
From $0.13/mo Free trial Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.3 Visit Specs - 08
KitchenAsty Web · iOS · Android · API8.1 Visit Specs - 09 Open-E JovianDSS
JovianDSS is aimed at organizations building storage for NAS, SAN, backup, continuity, or disaster recovery.
From $28.33/mo Free trial Linux · Self-hosted8.1 Visit Specs - 10 OSNEXUS QuantaStor
QuantaStor suits organizations that need managed file, block or object storage and can operate a storage grid.
Free plan Web · Windows · Linux · API8.0 Visit Specs - 11
Synology Active Backup for SaaS It suits Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace users who have a compatible Synology NAS and want backups stored there.
Free plan Self-hosted8.0 Visit Specs - 12 HexOS Web · Self-hosted7.9 Visit Specs
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OpenNAS OpenNAS is aimed at self-hosters who want to manage files, storage, containers, and virtual machines on their own compatible x86_64 hardware.
Free plan Web · Linux · Self-hosted7.9 Visit Specs - 14 openmediavault
openmediavault suits small and home offices that want a Debian-based NAS managed through a web interface.
Free plan Linux · API · Self-hosted7.8 Visit Specs - 15 Unraid USB Creator Free trial Windows · macOS · Linux7.8 Visit Specs
- 16 Rockstor
Rockstor may suit people setting up self-hosted storage who are comfortable with Linux and BTRFS.
Web · Windows · macOS · Linux7.7 Visit Specs - 17 PetaSAN
PetaSAN suits organizations building self-hosted, expandable storage infrastructure on Linux.
Free plan Web · Linux · Self-hosted7.6 Visit Specs - 18 ZetaNAS
ZetaNAS suits SMBs, startups, and AI/ML teams needing self-hosted or cloud storage.
From $99/mo Free plan Web · Self-hosted7.5 Visit Specs - 19
XigmaNAS XigmaNAS suits home users and small businesses building self-hosted network storage.
Free plan Web · Self-hosted7.3 Visit Specs - 20 StarWind SAN & NAS Web · Linux · Self-hosted7.2 Visit Specs
TurnKey File Server, head to head
- TurnKey File Server vs ZimaOS
- TurnKey File Server vs NexentaStor
- TurnKey File Server vs NovaNAS
- TurnKey File Server vs TrueNAS
- TurnKey File Server vs DPlaneOS
- TurnKey File Server vs napp-it
- TurnKey File Server vs SoftNAS
- TurnKey File Server vs KitchenAsty
- TurnKey File Server vs Open-E JovianDSS
- TurnKey File Server vs OSNEXUS QuantaStor
- TurnKey File Server vs Synology Active Backup for SaaS
- TurnKey File Server vs HexOS