CloudsLinker

About CloudsLinker

CloudsLinker (Hong Kong) solves one specific problem: getting data from one cloud into another without downloading and re-uploading everything yourself. It connects more than 50 services, from Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox to S3, Backblaze B2, WebDAV, and FTP, and runs migrations and scheduled syncs entirely on its own servers, so your local bandwidth stays at zero. A free tier gives 10 GB of transfer a month for testing connections; the Lite plan buys 800 GB a month from about $3.33 a month billed yearly ($39.98 a year), Pro removes the traffic cap at about $5.83 a month billed yearly, and a lifetime unlimited plan sells for $138.80 at the discount running at the time of writing. Be clear about what it is not: this is not backup in the classic sense. Nothing on your computer or phone gets protected, there is no backup agent and no version history, and a sync job will faithfully mirror deletions if you configure it that way. You also grant it access to every cloud account you connect, and the company is younger and less documented than the household names here, so weigh that trust question. As a migration and consolidation tool that runs alongside a real backup, it does a genuinely useful job.

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