A Google Drive alternative

DropYourFiles and Google Drive, side by side.

Both share your client’s files with a link, and both take notes at a moment in a film. Here is where they differ, from each one’s own pages, with the date we read them.

Free up to 5 GB. No card. Read on each one’s own pages on October 21, 2026.

What you and your client get.

DropYourFiles and Google Drive, compared on October 21, 2026
WhatDropYourFilesGoogle Drive
Price a monthFree; Solo $20 ($220 a year); Studio $59; Enterprise from $149Free; Basic $1.99; Google AI Plus $9.99; Google AI Pro $19.99. Up to 16% less paid yearly
RoomFree 5 GB and 1 h of video; Solo 1 TB and 15 h of video; Studio 2 TB and 50 h of video; Enterprise 6 TB and 150 h of video. Add 100 GB for $5 a monthFree 15 GB; Basic 100 GB; Google AI Plus 2 TB; Google AI Pro 5 TB
What your client opensA page of photos and films under your name, to watch, review and downloadA shared folder or file in Google Drive
Your client’s notes on a film at a timecodeYes, on a phone or a computerYes, since August 2026, made on the web. On a phone they show as comments on the file
Your client’s notes on a photoPinned to the spot, with drawingNot covered on the pages we read
Approval opens the downloadsYes. The review mark comes off and the full-size downloads open, on the same linkDownloads are a sharing setting you choose
A watermark while your client reviewsYes, on every plan. It comes off when your client approvesNot covered on the pages we read
Your brandingYour logo, name and colors at the top of your client’s page, on every plan. The link is on dropyourfiles.comYour client sees Google Drive’s page

Google Drive’s side was read on its own pages on October 21, 2026, and prices are in US dollars. Plans change: check theirs before you decide, and tell us at support@dropyourfiles.com if a line here is out of date.

Which one suits you.

Google Drive may suit you better if

  • You want the lowest price per terabyte for your own files.
  • Your team already writes and shares in Google Docs, Sheets and Drive.
  • Your client needs nothing more than a comment on a film, on a computer.

DropYourFiles may suit you better if

  • Your client should open one page with your name at the top, not a folder.
  • You want notes on a film and pins on a photo in one list, on a phone as well as a computer.
  • You want your client’s approval to take the watermark off and open the full-size downloads, on the same link.

Sources.

Try it on your next client job.

Free up to 5 GB. No card. Your client never makes an account.