OpenDrive, quick and easy file hosting Needed a quick and easy way to host files for sharing. OpenDrive was not only easy to use, but also had many features I was able to quickly take advantage (like easy file renaming, and hotlinking)

Love the dry ROBOCOPYesque of the… Love the dry ROBOCOPYesque of the service, some may say the interface is dated but I like it, I also like that it doesn't have to inject/hijack itself into your folders and send them for a tumble like OneDrive does. It's just spinnin/backin up beats in the background.. all like "hey we might not be the fastest but we get there in one piece"

I use OpenDrive for about 2 years now I use OpenDrive for about 2 years now. Very good service. I particularly like that they offer webdav service which is not common among cloud storage provider nowadays.

Excellent value for your buck. Been using it for years, probably since 2007, and has offered me immense value for its price. Desktop app is easy to install, syncs without a glitch, and the web interface is intuitive enough and easy to refamiliarize with.

Great service with a low cost. Endless integration possibilities with WebDav. Great service with a low cost. Their Windows client is really solid and offers some nice Explorer integration features. Plus, with the WebDav access, you can use it anywhere. I have backups going on my Linux machine using RClone, and from my NAS's built-in WebDav client. The uploads seemed a little slow at first. But it's because I was uploading my family picture collection, which is hundreds of thousands of small files. It will upload 4 at a time, but there's a delay each time a new file is started. I'm assuming it has to do with either how WebDav works, or some back-end process where they check and allocate space. Or both. Anyway, because of the slight delay, large files go a lot faster, if measured by total MB/s throughput. But still, my entire library took about 2 days, which isn't much longer than IDrive took. And from here on, it'll be smooth sailing.