Google Drive
Google One
Flat price, whole team$1.99
× 12 months$23.88
Per year
$0.20 per person / mo
$24
Google Drive vs Sync.com
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Google Drive
71%
match · $24/yr
Sync.com
42%
match · $720/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
Sync.com
Teams
$6.00 × 10 seats$60.00
× 12 months$720.00
Per year
$6.00 per person / mo
$720
Google Drive
From $1.99Free plan
Individuals and families who want the most storage for the money, and teams already using Google Workspace for email and documents.
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Sync.com
From $6Free plan
G2 4.3 · 56 reviewsFreelancers, small firms and privacy-conscious individuals who want zero-knowledge storage at a lower price than enterprise security tools.
Side by side
| Google Drive | Sync.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free (15 GB); Google One from $1.99/month; Workspace from $7/user/month (1-year commitment) | Free (5 GB); Teams from $6/user/month (billed annually, 3-user minimum) |
| G2 Rating | Not yet verified | 4.3 (56 reviews) |
| Best For | Individuals and families who want the most storage for the money, and teams already using Google Workspace for email and documents. | Freelancers, small firms and privacy-conscious individuals who want zero-knowledge storage at a lower price than enterprise security tools. |
Pros and cons
Google Drive
Pros
- Largest free tier in this comparison (15 GB)
- Small, cheap tiers: 100 GB for $1.99/month
- Every Google One plan can be shared with up to 5 others
- Workspace bundles business email and meetings with storage
Cons
- No password-protected links in Google's sharing help
- Expiring access is limited to eligible work or school accounts
- Non-Google file versions may be removed after 30 days or 100 newer versions
Sync.com
Pros
- Zero-knowledge encryption is standard, not an upgrade
- Teams plans from $6/user/month billed annually
- Advanced share controls on personal paid plans
- Up to 365 days of file history on higher plans
Cons
- 1 TB personal plan costs more per year than Dropbox Plus with 2 TB
- SSO not listed on pricing pages
- Data stored in Canada only
Sarah Chen