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JDrive vs Koofr

Both keep your files online so you can share them and get them back from anywhere. The difference is who runs it, where your files are kept, and how much you pay.

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	Koofr	JDrive
Who runs it	Koofr d.o.o., a Slovenian cloud-storage company, runs Koofr.	Your hosting company, under its own name
Where your files are kept	Koofr says the servers that store customer files are in Germany, in the European Union.	On your hosting company's own server, in the country they chose
How you pay	Koofr has a free account and paid storage plans; its smallest paid subscription is billed annually.	Set by your hosting company. No price per person.
Cheapest personal plan	Briefcase S: not published a month for 25 GB paid storage plus the account's 10 GB free space	Set by your hosting company
Cheapest business plan	Not published	No price per person
Free storage	10 GB	Your hosting company decides
App that syncs to your computer	Yes	No, works in the browser
Phone app	Yes	No, works in the phone browser
Two-step login	Yes	No, not yet
Edit documents live with others	Yes	No
Run it on your own server	Not listed	Yes
Sell it under your own name	Not listed	Yes, with resellers built in

Pick Koofr if

you want your files synced to your computer automatically
you want a phone app
several people edit the same document at the same time
two-step login is a must today

People who want inexpensive EU-hosted storage with desktop/mobile sync, Microsoft Office web editing, and an optional encrypted Vault.

Pick JDrive if

you want your files kept by a company you know, in a country you know
you would rather not pay per person
you are a hosting company and want to sell file storage under your own name
your files must stay on a server you or your host control

Questions people ask

Is JDrive cheaper than Koofr?

Not necessarily. Koofr is inexpensive. The difference with JDrive is who runs it and where your files are kept, not the price. The hosting company sets JDrive's price.

Is JDrive a replacement for Koofr?

For keeping, sharing and getting back files in a browser, yes. If you want your files synced to your computer automatically, Koofr is the better choice today.

Where do I get JDrive?

From a hosting company that offers it. If you are a hosting company, you can download it and run it on your own server.

Sources for Koofr: pricing and free storage: Briefcase S is €0.50/month billed annually for 25 GB plus the 10 GB free account allowance; prices include VAT (2026-09-13), EUR to USD conversion: ECB reference rate dated 2026-09-11 was 1 EUR = 1.1592 USD; €0.50 converts to $0.58 (2026-09-13), desktop_sync_app and mobile_app: Koofr provides desktop apps for Windows/macOS/Linux and mobile apps for iOS/Android (2026-09-13), two_factor_login: Koofr supports TOTP two-factor authentication (2026-09-13), live_document_editing: Koofr's Microsoft Office integration supports real-time coauthoring for paid users (2026-09-13), end_to_end_encryption: Koofr Vault provides client-side encrypted, zero-knowledge storage (2026-09-13), where files live: Koofr says all servers storing files are in Germany, EU (2026-09-13).