Self-hosted alternatives to Dropbox
The free plan stops at 2 GB, and paying for more leaves your files on Dropbox's servers with no client-side encryption. A file sync server of your own moves the same folders between your devices, on storage you already have. The apps below do that from a machine you run.
- Pricing
- Free 2 GB plan, paid plans
- You hand over
- Every file, with no client-side encryption
- Category
- Cloud Storage
Apps that can replace it
Nextcloud
Replace Dropbox, Google Drive and Google Workspace with one private suite on your own hardware.
Free + Paidx86 + ARMPHP
Seafile
Faster than Nextcloud, private as Dropbox should be, with block-level file synchronization on your own hardware.
Free + Paidx86 + ARMC
ownCloud
Run a private Dropbox on your own hardware, with WebDAV, CalDAV and LDAP support.
Free + Paidx86 + ARMPHP
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