Cloudsfer.com Reveals The Secrets To Choosing A Cloud Provider
There are many cloud services, and the Free Plans are similar. As user requirements increase, prices go up.
Bellevue, Washington, January 30, 2015 (Newswire.com) - The Cloud Platform has become all the rage of late. There is quite a plethora of cloud storage providers, and it can be a daunting task to make a selection. The team at Cloudsfer.com conducted some research on 4 of the largest providers, which included: OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Box. What they found was that there is a great similarity in the free plans, but then things change. Free Storage ranged from 15gb down to 2gb. OneDrive and Google Drive both give 25gb free storage space. Dropbox gives the least at 2gb, and Box gives 10gb free space.
When it comes to the Paid Plans, Google Drive offers the most with plans that go up to 30tb of space. OneDrive will give you up to 1tb, and Box which offers only one paid plan for 100gb. Most people will never need more than one terabyte of space, and OneDrive will only cost $6.99 a month. The next parameter would be the limit to the file size. OneDrive offers 10gb max file size, with Google Drive offering a whopping 1tb of file size limits. DropBox has no file size limit. Box offers a 250mb size limit. OneDrive and Drop Box both have referral plans that will give free bonus space. Another similarity is that they all work on Mobile Platforms.
Whether space is running low, or there are hundreds, or even thousands of files to move, just spread the files across a range of cloud service providers: Facebook, Instagram, Box, DropBox, GDrive, OneDrive, 500PX, Office 365 and so on – using Cloudsfer to retain full and complete control of the data. Cloudsfer was developed by Tzunami Inc., a leading provider of SharePoint Migration solutions, and leaders of the content migration initiative in the enterprise market for more than a decade. The Cloudsfer.com system was designed to be easy to use. No user data is stored on their servers, nor are credentials stored. Access can be revoked at any time, and the entire system is reliant on SSL Protocols.
For complete information, please visit: http://www.Cloudsfer.com