CloudMounter vs Fetch
CloudMounter
cloudmounter.net
Fetch
fetchsoftworks.comSide by side
| Figure | CloudMounter | Fetch |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $2.42/mo | $4/mo |
| Free plan | — | — |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Open source | — | — |
| Windows | Yes | — |
| macOS | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 11 | 12 |
| Spec score · SFTP Client Software | 9.0 (#2) | 8.3 (#9) |
| File management | The app supports browsing and managing cloud files through Finder on macOS and Explorer on Windows. | Its Finder-modeled file list supports editing files on a server, Quick Look previews, and folder synchronization with the Mirror command. |
| Purpose | CloudMounter mounts cloud storage accounts and web services as local drives so users can access and organize files from their computer. | Fetch is a Mac file transfer program for moving files between a Macintosh and another computer, including publishing and maintaining websites. |
| Support | The maker offers support through its support team and lists support contact details on the site. | Fetch Softworks offers support during the licensing process and provides online help and FAQs. |
Plans
CloudMounter
- Mac Personal 1-year subscription$29 a year
- One-Year Personal Subscription$29.99 a year
- Windows Personal$29.99, paid once
- Mac Personal Lifetime$74, paid once
- Lifetime Purchase Personal License$74.99, paid once
- Mac Team 1-year subscription$99 a year
- One-Year Team Subscription$99.99 a year
- Windows Team$99.99, paid once
- Mac Team Lifetime$249, paid once
- Lifetime Purchase Team License$249.99, paid once
Fetch
- Single User License$29 a month
- 10–99 Users$24 a month
- 100–999 Users$18 a month
- 1,000+ Users$12 a month
- Single User Upgrade$10 a month
- 10–99 User Upgrades$8 a month
- 100–999 User Upgrades$6 a month
- 1,000+ User Upgrades$4 a month
- Multi-User License (1,000 or more users)$12, paid once
- Multi-User License (100–999 users)$18, paid once
In their own words
CloudMounter
CloudMounter connects cloud storage and web services to a computer as local drives, so users can browse and manage remote files in Finder on macOS or Explorer on Windows. It supports services including Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, Box, Backblaze, MEGA, OpenStack Swift and pCloud. Files can be transferred between cloud services by dragging and dropping, without first downloading them to the computer. Remote files can also be worked with without using local storage.
The maker describes client-side AES-256 encryption before files are sent to cloud storage. On macOS, the FAQ says login details are held in Keychain rather than on CloudMounter’s servers. Offline work is supported on macOS and listed as coming soon for Windows. Windows Free permits full access to one Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive account after the 14-day PRO trial; additional accounts and services are read-only. Mac yearly subscriptions have a 7-day trial. Mac and Windows Team licenses are separate and cannot be shared across platforms.