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Syncthing replaces 13 paid apps

One open-source tool, 13 subscriptions it can stand in for. Each pairing below is curated and verified by hand, with the honest catch spelled out. No votes, no pay-to-list.

Syncthing $0→replaces $107/mo★ 87k · active aug 2026one-click install💾 cloud storage
the facts, verified

licenseMPL-2.0

runsyour server

setupnot verified by us yet — check the repo README

facts verified 2026-08-29

what it lets you cancel
Box Personal ProYES$14/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Box Personal Pro alternatives →
TresoritYES$13.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Tresorit alternatives →
Dropbox PlusYES$11.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Dropbox Plus alternatives →
MEGA Pro IYES$10.99/mo

Peer-to-peer folder sync with versioning; the server is a dumb encrypted replica, not a browsable cloud.

the verdict →all MEGA Pro I alternatives →
Google OneYES$9.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Google One alternatives →
iCloud PlusYES$9.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all iCloud Plus alternatives →
Microsoft 365 PersonalYES$9.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Microsoft 365 Personal alternatives →
Backblaze Personal BackupYES$9/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Backblaze Personal Backup alternatives →
Proton Drive PlusYES$5.68/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Proton Drive Plus alternatives →
Obsidian SyncYES$5/mo

Syncs the vault directly between computers; iPhones remain the awkward relative.

the catchIt has no central always-available history or recovery service, devices need overlapping availability to propagate changes, and iPhone/iPad support depends on third-party clients.

the verdict →all Obsidian Sync alternatives →
Sync.comKINDA$4/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Sync.com alternatives →
Google DriveYES$1.99/mo

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all Google Drive alternatives →
pCloudYESusage-based

Continuous peer-to-peer file sync between your devices with no server and no cloud in the middle.

the verdict →all pCloud alternatives →

last updated 2026-08-29 · up to $1,284/yr replaced · no votes, no pay-to-list

Every verdict page above lists what you lose when you switch, so you can decide with open eyes.all open-source alternatives →