In our view, the best personal cloud storage solution right now is IDrive, which combines excellent features, like continuous file syncing and drag-and-drop restore, with a license that works for an unlimited number of devices per user: making it the perfect choice for home users who own many devices. It also offers file versioning and file retention.
Google Drive's system proves especially handy if you plan to make use of the company’s free online productivity tools like Docs, Sheets, or Slides via Google Workspace.
For people who prefer to work offline using Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, Microsoft OneDrive offers a simple, better solution; while Apple users will love seamless integration with iCloud, the company’s built-in cloud storage service.
However, if you’d rather purchase cloud storage with a one-time fee, the best - and perhaps only - option is pCloud. It comes with a large number of useful features, including file versioning and link sharing.