Ghost Commander
6.3#74 in file manager softwareAndroid
VisitGhost Commander vs Owlfiles
What both publish
| Fact | Ghost Commander | Owlfiles |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud integrations | The maker lists Dropbox, Google Drive, and Box plugins; cloud file copies download to the device and upload from there. | Supported cloud and object-storage connections include OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3 and S3-compatible storage, MEGA, pCloud, Google Drive, and OwnCloud. |
| File operations | It supports copying, moving, deleting, renaming, and creating files and folders. | It supports renaming, sorting, deleting, copying, moving, and organizing files into folders and subfolders. |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Network protocols | It supports FTP, SMB, and SFTP; the maker says FTP credentials are sent unencrypted and FTPS is not supported. | It connects through SMB, WebDAV, NFS, FTP, and SFTP services. |
| Privacy | The maker says the application does not collect, transfer, or sell personal information and does not show ads. | The maker says it does not collect files, documents, or media content and does not use analytics services in Owlfiles. |
Ghost Commander plans
No prices published.
Owlfiles plans
- Pro$1.99 a month
- Pro$12.99 a year
- BasicFree
- Pro monthly$1.99 a month
- Pro yearly$12.99 a year
- Pro lifetime$29.99, paid once
Pick Ghost Commander if…
It suits Android users who want to manage files across two locations, archives, or network shares. Root tools are available for users with rooted devices.
Pick Owlfiles if…
Owlfiles suits people who want to synchronize folders across supported phones, computers or TVs. It may also suit users who want scheduled synchronization or need more than three connections.