CloudDrive2 review
A flexible multi-cloud manager for mounting, transfers, backups, and WebDAV access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CloudDrive2 brings cloud and network storage services into one interface for people managing files across multiple providers. It can mount connected storage as local disks or drives, expose a built-in WebDAV server, transfer files between services, create multi-cloud backup jobs, and provide browser-based file management. Its supported connections include OneDrive, Google Drive, Baidu Pan, Aliyun Drive, WebDAV, S3, SFTP, FTP, SMB, and local folders. Desktop, mobile, web, API, NAS, Docker, and self-hosted options give it a wide deployment scope.
The plan structure starts with Basic, which supports up to 2 cloud drives, 1 local mount, and up to 2 devices online at once, without Core Pro features. Core Monthly and Core Yearly add unlimited clouds and local mounts, Core Pro features, and access for up to 5 devices online at once. Core Lifetime Lite also provides unlimited clouds and local mounts but excludes Core Pro features, while Core Lifetime adds those features and removes the 200 MB per-file limit on encrypted cloud uploads. App Pro costs $19.99 as a one-time purchase and adds HDR and Dolby Vision, DSD, ISO playback, AI subtitle translation, Emby and Jellyfin clients, and VR video playback. Ultimate Bundle costs $79.99 one time and combines Core Lifetime with App Pro and advanced playback features.
CloudDrive2 is a strong fit for multi-cloud users who want local drive mounting alongside transfers, search, backup, encryption, file-change notifications, and media playback in one product. The built-in WebDAV server and support for API-token access make it useful across mixed storage environments. Choose it when broad provider and platform coverage matters; choose an alternative if you only need a lightweight WebDAV client or if the playback-focused App Pro features are outside your requirements.
CloudDrive2 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Mounts multiple cloud services as local disks or drives
- Combines WebDAV, cross-cloud transfers, search, and backup jobs
- Supports web, desktop, mobile, NAS, Docker, and self-hosted use
- Where it doesn't
- Basic limits users to 2 cloud drives and 1 local mount
- Basic allows up to 2 devices online and excludes Core Pro features
- Several Core plan prices are not shown alongside the plan names
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