Dropbox is probably the most well-known file hosting service. It provides apps for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux.
This pages lists European Dropbox alternatives from companies based in a member state of the European Union (EU) or the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
pCloud is a file hosting service from Switzerland with good prices and with apps for many platforms. Apps are offered for Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS and Android. Additionally, browser add-ons are offered with which, for example, images can be quickly stored in pCloud's storage.
In the basic plan, the data is not encrypted on the client, but there is an extra that can be purchased to activate zero-knowledge encryption.
Koofr is a file hosting service from Slovenia. They offer a web application and apps for iOS, Android and macOS.
Jottacloud is a Norwegian file hosting service that offers their service for personal and business use. Office documents can be viewed and edited directly in the application. Jottacloud provides apps for most major platforms like Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and a CLI tool.
Internxt is a privacy and security focused file hosting service from Spain. They allow you to store and share documents end-to-end encrypted via AES256. Their service is available for most devices through either an app or their web app.
Filen is an German file hosting service with afforable prices and end-to-end encryption.
Cozy Cloud is a file hosting service from France, which allows you to store and access your documents, photos, etc. from any device, either through the browser or their mobile and desktop apps for all major platforms. In addition to storage, users have access to a multitude of applications to automatically manage and organize their data.
Proton Drive is an end-to-end encrypted file hosting service with a strong focus on privacy. It is a product from the Swiss company Proton, which is also the maker of Proton Mail, Proton Calendar and Proton VPN.
tresorit is a file hosting service focused on data security. All data is automatically end-to-end encrypted, so it is not possible for the provider to read the data even if someone gets access to the server.
Infomaniak kDrive is the file hosting service of the Swiss cloud provider Infomaniak.
cryptee is an open-source file hosting service from Estonia. They offer encrypted video, photo, and document storage, a built-in editor for Markdown with LaTeX support, and the ability to link notes to other documents and files. cryptee is end-to-end encrypted via aes256 and offers ghost folders: folders that can only be seen and opened if you know their name, and they only require a unique username at signup.
Nextcloud is an open source file hosting service for self-hosting. The German company behind Nextcloud sells enterprise support for safe and compliant usage in companies or other organizations. In addition to file hosting services, which is marketed as Nextcloud Files, there is also Nextcloud Talk and Nextcloud Groupware. Nextcloud Talk offers audio and video calls and Nextcloud Groupware a calendar, contacts and email management. All products together are called Nextcloud Hub.
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