Box vs Internxt Drive

Box is a file storage and collaboration service available on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. Its listed capabilities include file versioning and business administration controls. Named plans range from Individual, with 10 GB of storage, 250 MB uploads, one file version, and five signature requests per month, to Personal Pro, with 100 GB, 5 GB uploads, 10 versions, and 15 monthly signature requests. Business Starter lists 100 GB, 2 GB uploads, 25 versions, and up to 10 users. Business, Business Plus, Enterprise, and Enterprise Plus offer unlimited storage; their upload limits are 5 GB, 15 GB, 50 GB, and 150 GB, respectively. These business tiers require at least three users and list monthly API call allowances of 50K for the first two and 100K for the Enterprise tiers. Box was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California.

Internxt Drive is a file storage service for syncing and backing up files with zero-knowledge encryption. Internxt also says Drive uses post-quantum encryption, including Kyber 512 and AES-256. Users can share files through encrypted, password-protected links and revoke them. Scheduled encrypted backups and file versioning are available. Drive has apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, plus web access and an API. Developers can use the Internxt CLI for command-line access to Drive data, with WebDAV support; Rclone and NAS support are also listed for syncing, backup and management. Internxt says its code is publicly available on GitHub and externally audited. Its product page states HIPAA, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 compliance. The Free plan provides 1 GB of encrypted storage at free. Annual plans are listed at €9.99 a year for Essential, €19.99 a year for Premium and €29.99 a year for Ultimate; each is billed monthly for a one-year term. Storage ranges from 1 TB to 5 TB across those plans, with file-size and trash-retention limits varying by tier.