1. CloudMe:
CloudMe is a file storage service which is provided by CloudMe AB. It provides file synchronization, cloud storage and client software. It was founded by Daniel Arthursson in 2011. Initially it was named iCloud but later Apple acquired that name. It offers 3 GB free storage space. It provides limited storage space for premium accounts. Its biggest competitor is Dropbox. CloudMe maximum file size is 150 MB for free and 2 GB for paid business plan.
2. BorgBase: BorgBase is a backup storage software which is provided by The Borge Collective. It is basically designed for Unix like operating system based systems. It was launched by The Borge Collective in 2010. It was majorly developed using Python. It offers 10 GB free storage space. It also provides unlimited storage space for paid accounts. It is also known as Attic Backup Software.
Difference between CloudMe and Borgbase :
| CLOUDME | BORGBASE |
|---|---|
| It is owned by CloudMe AB. | It is owned by The Borge Collective. |
| It was launched in 2011. | It was launched in 2010. |
| It offers 3 GB free storage space. | It offers 10 GB free storage space. |
| It provides limited storage space for paid. | Maximum storage size is 100GB for Small, 1TB for Medium, and 2TB for Large paid plan. |
| It is designed for all operating systems. | It is basically designed for Unix like operating systems. |
| It has maximum storage size is 500 GB for paid personal and 5 TB for paid business plan. | Maximum storage size is limited for paid here. |
| It rarely supports file versioning. | It fully supports file versioning. |
| It provides additional 500 MB storage space for referral up to 19 GB of free space. | While it has no referral option for gaining additional storage space. |
| It charges comparatively more for additional storage that means it is more costly. | It charges less for additional storage that means it is less costly. |