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Onehub review

#31 of 32 in Data Room Software

A cost-conscious choice for branded client workspaces with data-room options.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Onehub is a cloud-based file-sharing and collaboration platform for businesses that need private, branded client workspaces and virtual data rooms. Teams can organize files, preview more than 30 file types, manage access with role-based and object-level permissions, track activity, exchange messages, and assign workflow tasks. Client-facing experiences can include company logos, colors, branded emails, custom domains, embedded sign-in forms, and client dashboards. Onehub supports browser access, iPhone and iPad apps, and a REST API.

Pricing gives smaller teams a relatively low entry point. The Standard plan costs $15 per user per month when billed monthly and includes 3 paid users, 200 total users, 50 workspaces, and 1 TB of cloud storage. Standard Annual costs $12.50 per user per month with the same included limits. Advanced costs $25 per user per month monthly or $20 annually, increasing the allowance to 5 paid users, 1,000 total users, 200 workspaces, and unlimited cloud storage. The Data Room Edition costs $375 per month, or $300 per month annually, with the same listed limits as Advanced. Enterprise Edition offers unlimited users, workspaces, and storage, plus white labeling and a custom domain through a custom quote.

Onehub fits client-service teams that need branded portals alongside file sharing, communication, and task tracking. Integrations include Google Workspace, Google Drive, Microsoft Office Online, and DocuSign, supporting common document and signing workflows. The dedicated data-room tiers add a focused option for diligence work, but their feature depth is less extensive than specialized alternatives. Choose Onehub when workspace branding, broad client access, and predictable collaboration features matter most; consider another product when advanced diligence capabilities are the primary requirement.

Onehub pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Client workspaces include permissions, audit trails, messaging, and tasks.
    • Standard starts at $15 per user per month with 1 TB of storage.
    • Supports branding, custom domains, integrations, web, iOS, and API access.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available.
    • Specialized diligence features are less extensive than some alternatives.
    • Data Room Edition starts at $375 per month.

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