Cloudsfer
7.4#3 in storage migration softwareFree planFree planWebSelf-hostedWindows
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PoINT Storage Manager
6.3#7 in storage migration softwareWebSelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | Cloudsfer | PoINT Storage Manager |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | New York, United States | Siegen, Germany |
| Integrations | Listed systems include Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, Egnyte, Amazon S3, Google Drive, Azure Blob, BIM 360, Procore, FTP, and WebDAV. | The product supports S3 and CDMI interfaces and lists integrations including Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, IBM COS, Cloudian HyperStore, Hitachi Content Platform, and NetApp StorageGRID. |
| Intended users | Cloudsfer describes its migration solution as serving IT administrators and entire organizations. | The product is aimed at organizations seeking to manage storage and archive company data across storage technologies while meeting compliance requirements. |
| Migration | The service supports migration to more than 20 cloud storage providers. | The integrated migration capability can move data between old and new storage systems while keeping files accessible and avoiding application reconfiguration in the described scenarios. |
Cloudsfer plans
- FreeFree
- Free TierFree
- Basic$25 a month
- Essential$100 a month
- Standard$100 a month
- Pro$250 a month
PoINT Storage Manager plans
- PoINT Storage Manager – Archive EditionPriced on request
- PoINT Storage Manager – Enterprise EditionPriced on request
- PoINT Storage Manager – Gateway EditionPriced on request
Pick Cloudsfer if…
Cloudsfer suits IT administrators and organizations moving or synchronizing data between cloud and on-premise systems. Its scheduled backup options may also suit teams that need recurring copies, including to a local environment.
Pick PoINT Storage Manager if…
PoINT Storage Manager is aimed at organizations managing company data across storage technologies, particularly those needing retention or compliance archiving. It suits teams using on-premises infrastructure and the listed storage targets.