CloudMe review
A flexible cloud storage service for basic backup, syncing, and media access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CloudMe is a cloud storage and synchronization service operated from Sweden for individuals and businesses that need basic file backup, cross-device access, sharing, and media playback. It supports web access, desktop clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux, mobile apps for iPhone and Android, WebDAV network-drive access, camera-roll backup, and shared folders for collaboration. Its strongest fit is for users who want storage and backup functions across common desktop and mobile platforms without a narrow device focus.
The published plans show a free option alongside five named tiers. Online Safe includes 50 GB of storage, synchronization clients, WebDAV, and backup. Small vault expands storage to 200 GB, while Standard vault provides 2 TB with the same listed synchronization, WebDAV, and backup features. Business Standard Vault and Business Professional Vault add a central cloud file server, administrator-managed user accounts, shared space, and private user space. The plan structure makes CloudMe suitable for both individual storage needs and organizations that require managed file access, although the business tiers have similar listed core controls.
CloudMe’s feature range extends beyond simple file storage with selective folder synchronization, scheduled and upload-only backups, WebShare links, collaborative shared folders, music and video streaming, and WebDAV connectivity. That breadth favors households, independent users, and small teams seeking backup and media access in one service. The platform is less suited to buyers looking for a broad third-party integration ecosystem or AI-assisted workflows, since WebDAV is the listed integration and AI features are not included. Choose CloudMe for cross-platform synchronization, backup, sharing, and a business file server; consider another service if extensive app integrations or AI capabilities are central requirements.
CloudMe pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Syncs folders across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android
- Includes scheduled backups, camera-roll backup, and media streaming
- Business plans provide a central file server and managed user accounts
- Where it doesn't
- Integration support centers on WebDAV
- No AI features are included
- Business tiers have similar listed core controls
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