dosya.dev vs Sync.com
Sync.com encrypts every file end to end by default. dosya.dev keeps ordinary files encrypted at rest so previews, search and public links work, adds end-to-end encryption in an optional Vault, and works with S3, WebDAV, rclone and Linux.
Written by the dosya.dev team. Sync.com details checked .
The short version
Choose dosya.dev if...
- You want 1 TB for $4.49/mo instead of $16
- You need S3, WebDAV, rclone or a Linux desktop app
- You want to store files in Europe, Asia or elsewhere, not only North America
- You want team workspaces without a 3-user minimum
Choose Sync.com if...
- Every file must be end-to-end encrypted by default
- You need more than 20 TB, and an unlimited plan suits you
- You want a Canadian provider with HIPAA-ready plans
dosya.dev and Sync.com, side by side
| Feature | dosya.dev | Sync.com |
|---|---|---|
| Storage & pricing | ||
| Free storage | 5 GB | 5 GB |
| 1 TB, monthly USD | $4.49/mo | $16/mo ($12/mo billed yearly) |
| Around 5 TB, monthly USD | $19.49/mo for 6 TB | $32/mo for 5 TB (Pro Solo) |
| Unlimited storage plan | No; up to 20 TB | $54/mo (Personal Unlimited) |
| Encryption & privacy | ||
| End-to-end encryption | Optional: Vault, included on every plan | Every file, by default |
| Independent security audit | Not yet | SOC 2 Type 1 report; no published cryptography audit |
| Choose your storage region | 46 locations, all plans | Canada or the United States |
| Transfers & sharing | ||
| Max file size | No limit | No hard cap |
| Link password, expiry and download limits | All plans | Paid plans; Free gets 3 password links |
| File requests | All plans | Paid plans |
| Who can open a share | Ordinary files: public links. Vault files: Dosya accounts only | Anyone with the link; contents stay encrypted |
| Access & integrations | ||
| S3-compatible API | Yes | No |
| WebDAV | Yes | Linux early access only |
| rclone support | Yes | No |
| Linux desktop app | Yes | No |
| Teams & control | ||
| Team workspaces with roles | All plans | Teams plans, 3-user minimum |
| Protections | ||
| Version history | 10 per file by default, adjustable | 30 days free; 90 to 365 days paid |
| Two-factor authentication | Yes | Yes |
Competitor details as of 4 November 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
What a month actually costs
dosya.dev
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 GB | Free |
| Starter | 100 GB | $1.49/mo |
| Plus | 500 GB | $2.49/mo |
| Pro | 1 TB | $4.49/mo |
| Business | 2 TB | $6.99/mo |
| 4 TB | 4 TB | $12.99/mo |
| 6 TB | 6 TB | $19.49/mo |
| 8 TB | 8 TB | $25.99/mo |
| 10 TB | 10 TB | $32.49/mo |
| 20 TB | 20 TB | $64.99/mo |
Every plan: unlimited transfers, no size cap, no egress fees.
Full pricing detailsSync.com
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 5 GB | Free |
| Personal 1TB $12/mo billed yearly | 1 TB | $16/mo |
| Pro Solo 5TB $28/mo billed yearly | 5 TB | $32/mo |
| Personal Unlimited $45/mo yearly; uploads may slow past 10 TB | Unlimited | $54/mo |
| Teams 1TB $6/user/mo yearly; 3-user minimum | 1 TB per user | $8/user/mo |
Regular prices. Sync.com discounts the first year by 25%, then renews at these prices.
Sync.com pricing is the public list price as of 4 November 2026.
At 1 TB, dosya.dev is $4.49/mo against Sync.com's $16 monthly or $12 billed yearly. Near 5 TB, our 6 TB plan is $19.49/mo against $32 for Sync.com's 5 TB. Above 20 TB, Sync.com's unlimited plan is the only option of the two.
Where dosya.dev pulls ahead
Your storage works with your tools
dosya.dev speaks S3, WebDAV, REST, a CLI and rclone on every plan, so backup software, NAS devices and scripts connect directly. Sync.com has no S3 API and no rclone backend, and its WebDAV is a Linux early-access programme.
A real Linux app
dosya.dev ships its desktop app for Linux as an AppImage and a .deb, alongside Windows and macOS. Sync.com has no native Linux client.
Lower prices per terabyte
1 TB is $4.49/mo and 6 TB is $19.49/mo on dosya.dev, with no first-year discount that expires. Sync.com is $16 a month for 1 TB and $32 for 5 TB at regular prices.
Storage regions on six continents
Sync.com stores data in Canada or the United States. Each dosya.dev workspace chooses from 46 regions, so a European or Asian team can keep files close to home.
Where Sync.com is a better fit
Encryption by default, and unlimited storage. Every Sync.com file is end-to-end encrypted with no setup, and its sharing controls work on encrypted files. dosya.dev encrypts end to end only inside Vault, which has not yet completed an independent audit. If you need more than our largest plan, Sync.com's Personal Unlimited has no storage cap.
Read how dosya.dev Vault works, including its threat model and limits, before you move sensitive files.
Moving from Sync.com
Download with Sync.com
Let the Sync.com desktop app sync the folders you want to move to your computer.
Drag into dosya.dev
Drop the folders into the dosya.dev desktop app, or upload them in the browser.
Seal what is sensitive
Upload private files into a Vault Space, so they are encrypted on your device before upload.
dosya.dev vs Sync.com, answered
Is dosya.dev a good Sync.com alternative?
If you want your storage to work with other tools, yes. Sync.com encrypts every file end to end by default, which is its strength, but it has no S3 API, no rclone support and no Linux app. dosya.dev offers all three plus WebDAV on every plan, 1 TB at $4.49/mo against Sync.com's $16, and end-to-end encryption in Vault for the files that need it.
Is dosya.dev end-to-end encrypted like Sync.com?
Only inside Vault. Ordinary dosya.dev storage is encrypted in transit and at rest with keys our service manages, which is what lets us generate previews, run search and serve public share links. Vault is a separate area where your device encrypts file contents, names and folders before upload, with keys only you and the people you add hold. Vault is included on every plan, Free too, but it is opt-in, and it has not yet completed an independent cryptographic audit.
How do dosya.dev and Sync.com prices compare?
Sync.com's regular prices are $16/mo for 1 TB ($12/mo billed yearly) and $32/mo for 5 TB ($28/mo yearly), with 25% off the first year. dosya.dev is $4.49/mo for 1 TB and $19.49/mo for 6 TB. Sync.com's Personal Unlimited at $54/mo has no storage cap, which beats our largest plan if you need more than 20 TB.
Can I move my files from Sync.com to dosya.dev?
Yes, through your own computer. rclone has no Sync.com backend, so let the Sync.com desktop app download your folders, then drag them into the dosya.dev desktop app. Upload sensitive files straight into a Vault Space, so they are encrypted on your device before upload.
Does dosya.dev work on Linux?
Yes. dosya.dev has a Linux desktop app (AppImage and .deb), a CLI, WebDAV and rclone support. Sync.com has no native Linux client; it offers Linux access through a WebDAV early-access programme.
Where are my files stored?
Sync.com stores file data in Canada or the United States, depending on your account's data region. Each dosya.dev workspace picks its location from 46 regions on 6 continents, including 9 inside the EU.
Sources: Sync.com personal pricing , Sync.com Teams pricing , Sync.com free plan , Sync.com privacy policy , and dosya.dev pricing.
Try the comparison yourself
5 GB free, no credit card. Set up a Vault and test it with a file you have a copy of.