SugarSync Review
ProsLight weight, ultra functional software
ConsNo automatic mobile photo backup
Bottom LineSugarSync is simple, lightweight, and works extremely well with multiple devices. You do not have to move files into a Sync Folder to sync them across the cloud. Management is simple and they are generous with the amount of space they give you.
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- Mac Apple
- Linux
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Notable Features:
- Supports many operating systems
- Share files/folders publically
- Edit documents online
- Backup Mobile phone photos
- Secure
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Summary
SugarSync is a pioneer in cloud storage by using their cutting edge software to easily sync files and folders over multiple devices without the need for a sync folder. SugarSync is a cloud file manager that allows you to easily keep files synced across the internet. This software is very light weight, works on many operating systems, has plenty of easy to understand options for the everyday person.
SugarSync has been around since 2008 and made their biggest strides in the past few years as cloud syncing has become much more accessible. Some of their major business clients are BestBuy, Lenovo, SanDisk, and others. Many of the users who are happy with SugarSync chose them because of their software and how it works so all across different devices.
Plans
- Personal Plans Start at $7.49/month ($79.99/year) for 60 GBs and 1 user
- Business Plans Start at $55/month ($550/year) for 1TBs and 3 users
Features
Continuous data backup, file version recovery, TLS (SSL 3.3) encryption, accessible anywhere, share public links, collaborate with shared folders, use teams to manage users, edit files online, backup photos from mobile devices, and more.
Works With: iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Kindle Fire, Outlook Windows Mobile, Android, Symbian, Mobile Website.
Company Info
SugarSync is located in San Mateo, CA and was founded by Gibu Thomas and Ben Strong in 2004. Their current CEO, Mike Grossman, started in 2013.
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