Icedrive vs Nextcloud Files

Icedrive is a cloud storage service with web, desktop, and mobile apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Its Free plan provides 10 GB of storage at free. The desktop app mounts cloud storage as an operating-system drive and offers cache controls; the web file manager includes drag-and-drop, previews, media streaming, and chunked uploads. Mobile apps support streaming, sharing, and device backup. Icedrive lists file versioning and zero-knowledge encryption. It says its client-side encryption protects file contents and names on the device using 256-bit keys. The plan comparison also lists encryption at rest and TLS 1.2/1.3 transfers. Paid plans include user-to-user sharing, with public links and controls such as expiry, download caps, preview-only mode, and passwords. WebDAV is disabled for new users and being phased out for existing users.

Nextcloud Files is cloud storage and file-sharing software for syncing, sharing and collaboration. Organizations can deploy it on-premises, in the cloud or in a hybrid setup, retaining control over their data. Sharing options include flexible permissions, expiring links, one-time passwords, file requests and File Drop uploads. Teams can edit and co-edit with an office suite, lock files, restore earlier versions and collaborate in real time. Security capabilities include encryption, File Access Control, password policies, brute-force protection and ransomware protection. Supported storage includes FTP, Windows Network Drive, SharePoint, NFS, object storage and CIFS/Windows Shares. Integrations include Outlook, SharePoint, Windows Desktop, Microsoft Office Online Server, Teams and Exchange. Native web, desktop and mobile clients are listed, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. Free accounts through selected providers include 2–5 GB storage. Business plans start at €71.29/user/yr, with billing starting at 100 users; a 60-minute instant trial provides a personal installation and core applications.