Difference between Backblaze B2 and Jumpshare

1. Backblaze B2 :
Backblaze B2 is a cloud storage service which is provided by Backblaze Incorporation. It is quite similar to the Amazon S3 and other cloud storage services. It is an object storage service. It was launched by Backblaze Incorporation in 2015. It offers 10 GB free storage space. It also provides unlimited storage space for premium accounts. It is also known as B2 cloud storage. 

2. Jumpshare :
Jumpshare is a file sharing service provided by the Jumpshare Incorporation. It enables the users to upload files from the personal computers and web. It provides both free and premium services. It offers 2 GB free storage space. It was launched by Jumpshare Incorporation in 2012. In Jumpshare, initially users did not need to sign up to upload the files but later on sign up was made compulsory. 

Difference between Backblaze B2 and Jumpshare :

BACKBLAZE B2	JUMPSHARE
It is owned by Backblaze Incorporation.	It is owned by Jumpshare Incorporation.
It was launched in 2015.	It was launched in 2012.
It offers 10 GB free storage space, unlimited free uploads, and 1 GB of free downloads each day.	It offers 2 GB free storage space.
It provides unlimited storage space for paid.	It provides limited storage space for paid.
It supports file versioning.	It supports remote uploading.
Maximum storage size in Backblaze B2 is unlimited.	Maximum storage size is only 2 TB here.
Maximum file size is 5GB.	Maximum file size is 250 MB for free, 20 GB for paid plus plan and unlimited for Business and Enterprise plan.
It does not provide real-time file sharing with inbuilt utilities.	It provides real-time file sharing with inbuilt utilities for screenshots, notes and voice clips.
Sign up is mandatory from the very first version of it.	Its initial versions didn’t need sign up but later on it was made mandatory.
It has no traffic or band-width limit.	It has traffic or band-width limit of 10 GB per month for free and 200 GB per month for paid.
Files are not locally encrypted.	Files are encrypted at servers.