this2that vs MultCloud

Where MultCloud is stronger

• Far more services: 30+ clouds, plus email, where we move three pairs today.
• It keeps clouds in step, one-way or two-way, in real time or on a schedule. this2that moves; it doesn't sync.
• The free plan gives you 5 GB every month, not once.
• For big moves it costs less: 1,200 GB a year for $59.99, or unlimited for $119 a year, where our 7 TB pack is $499.
• Paid plans can move many team sub-accounts; we move the account you connect.

Where this2that is stronger

• Built for one job, a one-time move: a report of every file that moved, was skipped or failed, with the reason, and a retry for the failed ones, which are never charged.
• Read-only access to your Dropbox or OneDrive, so nothing there can be changed or deleted. MultCloud's pages we checked don't say what access it asks for.
• Catch-up passes for 30 days copy only what changed, so people can keep working in the old drive until you switch.
• Moves into Google Drive pause at Google's 750 GB a day upload limit and carry on by themselves.
• A one-time pack, not a monthly or yearly plan to remember to cancel (MultCloud also sells a $249 lifetime plan).

Which one should you use?

Want two clouds kept in sync, a service we don't support, or the lowest price for a very large move? MultCloud. Moving your own Dropbox or OneDrive into Google Drive or Dropbox once, with read-only access, a file-by-file report and catch-up passes while you switch over? this2that.