You can upgrade to 50 GB for $9.99/month or $99.99/year or upgrade to 100 GB for $19.99/month or $199/year. Storage and Pricing – Winner: Google Driveĭropbox offers 2 GB of cloud storage for free. Google Drive is just starting out, and it could have lots of potential. But it’s still worth taking a look at how Google Drive stacks up against the reigning champion of cloud storage. That shouldn’t be surprising, since we here at groovyPost have said time and time again that Dropbox is our favorite.
After trying Google Drive for a few weeks, I personally am going to stick with Dropbox. But I don’t think it’s going to steal away any users from Box.net or Dropbox or SkyDrive. If you are already a heavy Google user, then you are going to love Google Drive. That’s not to say that Google Drive isn’t a stable, user-friendly and competitively priced cloud storage and desktop syncing app. It’s as if one day Google took a look at Dropbox and SugarSync, shrugged its shoulders and said, “I guess Google Docs could do that, too.” Instead, it feels more like an add-on to Google’s steadily thriving Google Docs service.
While Google Drive is every bit as capable as its rivals, it doesn’t really feel like Google has seriously thrown its hat into the ring of the cloud sync and storage fray.
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