# OneDrive vs Google Drive: Detailed Features and Cost Comparison 2025 | Capterra

> OneDrive vs Google Drive: Which is right for you? Dive into our detailed comparison of their features, costs, and user experience to make your decision.

Source: https://www.capterra.com/compare/161304-161425/OneDrive-vs-Drive

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# OneDrive vs. Google Drive: Features and Cost Comparison

Written by[Amita Jain](https://www.capterra.com/resources/author/ajain/)and edited by[Mehar Luthra](https://www.capterra.com/resources/author/mehar-luthra/)

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Last updated on September 19, 2025

Your comparison:

OneDriveGoogle Drive2/4 selected

[OneDrive](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/)[4.5 (12686)](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/reviews/)

[Google Drive](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/)[4.8 (28480)](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/reviews/)

[## OneDrive](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/)[4.5 (12686)](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/reviews/)

[## Google Drive](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/)[4.8 (28480)](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/reviews/)

Starting Price

$1.99/month

Starting Price

$1.99/month

Value-for-Money

4.4

Functionality

4.4

Ease of Use

4.4

Customer Service

4.2

Starting Price

$7.00/month

Starting Price

$7.00/month

Value-for-Money

4.7

Functionality

4.6

Ease of Use

4.7

Customer Service

4.4

Reviews Sentiment

Based on [12,686 reviews](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/reviews/)

Positive

11,418

Neutral

1,024

Negative

244

Positive

11,418

Neutral

1,024

Negative

244

Reviews Sentiment

Based on [28,480 reviews](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/reviews/)

Positive

27,878

Neutral

543

Negative

59

Positive

27,878

Neutral

543

Negative

59

Best for (according to reviews)

-   Seamlessly storing, syncing, and accessing files across devices with deep Microsoft Office and Windows integration.
-   Collaborating and sharing documents in real time with robust permission controls and version history.
-   Backing up and securing important data in the cloud with automatic syncing and strong security features.

Best for (according to reviews)

-   Collaborating in real time on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations with seamless sharing and permission controls.
-   Accessing, organizing, and backing up files across all devices with generous free storage and intuitive cloud management.
-   Integrating smoothly with Google Workspace apps for productivity, search, and secure file management in both personal and team settings.

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## Reviewer verdict

Both are reliable cloud storage platforms—**OneDrive suits Microsoft users with strong Office integration and security, while** **Google Drive is ideal for real-time collaboration and easy sharing**. Google Drive, part of Google Workspace, is better suited for teams that prioritize real-time collaboration and intuitive sharing.

In terms of pricing, OneDrive’s Business Basic plan starts at $6 per user, per month (billed annually) and includes 1TB of storage per user. Google Drive’s Business Starter plan costs $7 per user, per month (billed annually) and offers 30GB of storage per user. While **OneDrive provides more storage for a lower price, Google Drive stands out for its ease of use and collaborative features**.

If your team values storage capacity and Microsoft compatibility, OneDrive offers better value. If your priority is seamless collaboration and integration with Google apps like Docs and Sheets, Google Drive may be worth the extra cost.

## Features comparison

Here’s how OneDrive and Google Drive compare across the four core cloud storage features, according to verified user reviews.\[[1](#sources)\]

Key features in Cloud Storage rated by users

Secure Data Storage

4.7 (12686)

Data Storage Management

4.4 (12686)

File Sharing

4.5 (12686)

Backup and Recovery

4.5 (12686)

Secure Data Storage

4.7 (28480)

Data Storage Management

4.6 (28480)

File Sharing

4.8 (28480)

0.0 (28480)

### Secure data storage

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

Offers enterprise-grade encryption and compliance for secure file storage. OneDrive encrypts data at rest and in transit using AES 256-bit encryption and complies with GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001. Plus, advanced threat protection is available in higher-tier plans.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Provides strong encryption and user-level security controls. Google Drive uses TLS and AES 256-bit encryption and complies with GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001. It includes two-factor authentication and alerts for suspicious activity across all plans.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Advanced security features, such as data loss prevention and threat protection, are available for regulated industries.

Some security tools are gated behind premium plans.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Includes user-level security controls like two-factor authentication (2FA) and activity alerts by default.

Lacks advanced threat protection unless bundled with broader Google Workspace tools.

### Data storage

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

Lets you create, edit, and store Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files directly in the cloud. Version history helps track changes and restore older files.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Enables document creation and editing through Google Workspace apps. Integrates with Docs, Sheets, and Slides, offering real-time collaboration and version history.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Smooth experience for Microsoft Office users, especially in Windows environments.

May require adaptation for teams using non-Microsoft formats.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Real-time collaboration and autosave across Google Workspace tools.

Formatting issues may arise when exporting to Microsoft Office formats.

### File sharing

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

Allows users to share files via email or link, with permissions to view, edit, or comment. Users can also set expiration dates and passwords for shared links.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Supports flexible sharing with granular permission options to restrict downloading, printing, or copying. Permissions include view, comment, and edit.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Link expiration and password protection add control over shared content.

Advanced sharing settings are limited in basic plans.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Granular controls help prevent unauthorized distribution of sensitive files.

Permissions settings can be complex for new users.

### Backup and recovery

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

Enables automatic backup and version recovery. OneDrive backs up files from designated folders and allows users to restore previous versions.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Autosaves files in real time and syncs across devices. Deleted files can be recovered within 30 days. Reviewers highlight its ease of setup and peace of mind.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Reliable recovery and version history reduce risk of data loss.

Sync bugs and slowdowns may affect performance with large files.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Autosave and sync features reduce manual effort and protect files.

Offline access and backup setup may require extra steps.

## Pricing comparison

OneDrive and Google Drive offer different pricing models, free plan options, and value depending on team size, feature needs, and workload. This comparison highlights what our software reviewers have to say about each platform’s offerings at various price points and how they perceive the tool’s overall value.

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

Most users don’t subscribe to OneDrive as a standalone tool. Instead, they opt for Microsoft 365 Personal or Business plans, which also unlock 1TB of storage and full access to Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive’s $1.99 per month paid plan is seen as a low-cost way to expand storage. For businesses, the Google Workspace Business Starter plan ($6 per user, per month) adds real value with custom email, video meetings, and real-time collaboration.

Starting price

$1.99

Flat Rate, Per Month

Up to 500 users

Free Trial

Free Version

Starting price

$7.00

Per User, Per Month

Up to 500 users

Free Trial

Free Version

Value-for-money reviewer insights

Reviewers say OneDrive delivers strong value when bundled with Microsoft 365. The Personal plan ($9.99 per month) is popular among solo users, while Business Standard ($12.50 per user, per month) suits teams needing desktop apps and webinar tools. However, some users feel the free 5GB plan fills up quickly and that collaboration features are gated behind higher tiers.

[View pricing plans](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/pricing/)

Reviewers consistently rate Google Drive higher for value. Even at the lowest tier, users get access to Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, and Meet. The Business Starter plan is praised for offering essential tools without needing separate software. Many say they can run their entire workflow on this plan, making it a cost-effective choice for teams that prioritize collaboration and simplicity.

[View pricing plans](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/pricing/)

## Integrations comparison

Integrations play a key role in simplifying workflows. This section compares how OneDrive and Google Drive handle third-party app connections, according to verified user reviews.

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

OneDrive integrates deeply with Microsoft 365, including Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and Office apps like Word and Excel. Users can edit and coauthor documents directly from OneDrive. It also supports file sharing via Outlook, syncing with Windows File Explorer, and gives application programming interface (API)-level access through Microsoft Graph for developers. These integrations are available across most subscription tiers.

Users appreciate how OneDrive fits into their existing Microsoft ecosystem. The integration with Outlook and Teams is seen as smooth, and the ability to coedit files in real time is a major plus. Having said that, some reviewers note that setup can be complex for non-Microsoft users.

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive integrates natively with Google Workspace apps like Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Docs, Sheets, and Slides. It also supports third-party connections via the Drive API, Google Picker, and Apps Script. These integrations are available even on the free plan. Developers can embed Drive functionality into their apps or automate workflows using low-code tools.

Reviewers consistently praise Google Drive’s integration ease. The ability to collaborate across Gmail, Meet, and Docs without switching platforms is a key advantage. Still, some wish for deeper integration with non-Google tools.

Popular Integrations

Compare available integrations between OneDrive and Google Drive.

### Microsoft 365

OneDrive

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### Microsoft Excel

OneDrive

Google Drive

### Microsoft Word

OneDrive

Google Drive

### Microsoft Outlook

OneDrive

Google Drive

### Microsoft Teams

OneDrive

Google Drive

### Aircall

OneDrive

Google Drive

### Microsoft SharePoint

OneDrive

Google Drive

### CubeAnywhere

OneDrive

Google Drive

## Which one is best for my use case?

Choosing between OneDrive and Google Drive depends on who you are and how your team works. To help you decide, here’s how each tool stacks up across business sizes, industries, and team functions, according to verified user reviews.

Key reviewer takeaways

OneDrive is reviewed primarily by small businesses, but also sees notable adoption among enterprise teams. This mix suggests it’s well-suited for organizations that already use Microsoft tools and want scalable storage and productivity options.

Reviewer's company size

Based on 12686 reviews

Small Business(1-200)

55%

Mid-Size Businesses(201-500)

7%

Enterprise(500+)

28%

Others(500+)

9%

Popular Industries

IT & Software Development22%

Based on 9815 reviews

IT & Software Development

22%

Education & Learning

13%

Professional Services

12%

Others

54%

OneDrive is most reviewed by users in IT and software development sectors, followed by education. This pattern suggests that it’s commonly used in technical and academic environments where structured document workflows and Microsoft Office compatibility are key.

> “OneDrive provides an application where files can be sent to clients including a multitude of different file types.”

MS

Maggie Simons

Legal Services

[Continue reading](https://www.capterra.com/p/161304/OneDrive/#Capterra___6860599)

Teams that use OneDrive the most

Administrative Teams27%

Based on 923 reviews

Administrative

27%

IT & Software Development

18%

Others

10%

Others

46%

Administrative teams lead OneDrive usage, followed by IT and development teams. This mix suggests OneDrive is used for both operational and technical tasks where MS Office is already embedded in workflows.

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive has a strong small business base but also shows higher reviewer activity among enterprise users. This indicates broader adoption across company sizes, especially among teams that prioritize collaboration and ease of use.

Reviewer's company size

Based on 28480 reviews

Small Business(1-200)

63%

Mid-Size Businesses(201-500)

7%

Enterprise(500+)

22%

Others(500+)

8%

> “It’s the free Cloud management tool by excellence. It gives you 15 GB for free for photos, videos, mail and documents. Google is simple to use and...”

DK

David Klasser

Marketing and Advertising

[Continue reading](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/#Capterra___6864658)

Popular Industries

IT & Software Development21%

Based on 22384 reviews

IT & Software Development

21%

Professional Services

15%

Education & Learning

14%

Others

50%

Google Drive is similarly most reviewed by users in IT and software development, with education also making up a notable share due to its ease of use and accessibility across devices. Its usage pattern closely mirrors OneDrive, indicating similar applicability.

> “I like that everything is easy to use, I mean the backup of files, how to organise them and share with Google users.”

MK

Max Knutson

Consumer Services

[Continue reading](https://www.capterra.com/p/161425/Drive/#Capterra___6863944)

Teams that use Google Drive the most

Administrative Teams24%

Based on 1425 reviews

Administrative

24%

Others

12%

IT & Software Development

11%

Others

54%

Google Drive is also most used by administrative teams, with notable activity from IT and development teams. However, it also sees slightly more engagement from other generalist and cross-functional teams.

## User experience

User experience goes beyond design—it includes ease of use, support availability, and platform reliability. This section compares how OneDrive and Google Drive perform across usability, customer service, and security, according to user reviews.

4.40 (12649)

Key reviewer takeaways

OneDrive is praised for its integration with Windows and Office apps. Users who already work in Word, Excel, or Outlook find it easy to adopt. However, some users report challenges during initial setup, especially around sync settings and file organization.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Smooth integration with Microsoft Office and Windows.

Reliable file access and version history across devices.

Setup and sync options can be confusing for new users.

Interface may feel less intuitive compared to competitors.

4.70 (28356)

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive is valued for its intuitive interface and ease of use. Reviewers say it’s simple to navigate, quick to learn, and well-suited for teams that prioritize collaboration and accessibility.

Pros & cons based on reviews

Easy to learn and navigate, even for first-time users.

Real-time collaboration and autosave reduce manual effort.

Interface can feel cluttered with large file sets.

Permission settings may require trial and error to master.

## Support and customer service

4.21 (7886)

Key reviewer takeaways

OneDrive offers support through Microsoft’s Help Center, which includes tutorials, troubleshooting guides, and community forums. Users can submit support tickets or access live chat and email support, with more comprehensive options available to Microsoft 365 subscribers.

Email/Help DeskFAQs/ForumKnowledge BasePhone Support24/7 (Live rep)Chat

Reviewers say OneDrive’s support team is knowledgeable and helpful, especially for businesses. Remote troubleshooting and integration with other Microsoft services are appreciated. Even so, some report slow responses and challenges navigating documentation for non-technical users.

4.39 (18499)

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive provides support via its Help Center, community forums, and feedback tools. Business users on Google Workspace plans can access 24/7 support through phone and email. On the other hand, free-tier users primarily rely on help articles and community responses.

Email/Help DeskFAQs/ForumKnowledge BasePhone Support24/7 (Live rep)Chat

Users praise Google Drive’s prompt support for basic issues like file recovery and storage adjustments. The 24/7 availability is seen as a plus for Workspace subscribers. However, some reviewers mention difficulty reaching live support on free plans and get limited help for complex problems.

## Security and reliability

4.48 (12686)

Key reviewer takeaways

OneDrive is built on Microsoft 365’s enterprise-grade security infrastructure. Reviewers appreciate its encryption, multi-factor authentication, and easy file recovery.

Best for:

OneDrive benefits from Microsoft’s zero-standing access policy, meaning engineers don’t have default access to user data. It supports GDPR compliance, role-based access control, and encrypted file storage. Business users also gain access to ransomware detection and recovery.

AES 256-bit encryption (at rest and in transit)Multi-factor authentication (MFA)Two-factor authentication (2FA)Ransomware detection and file recoveryMalware and phishing detectionPersonal vault with biometric accessClient-side encryption for Workspace usersRole-based access control and admin permissions

4.77 (28480)

Key reviewer takeaways

Google Drive offers a secure infrastructure and ease of access controls. Reviewers appreciate its encryption, sharing permissions, and malware detection features.

Best for:

Google Drive encrypts all files in transit and at rest using AES 256-bit encryption. It also includes built-in phishing and malware detection, and Workspace admins can set granular sharing rules. Plus, the platform is compliant with GDPR and other global standards.

AES 256-bit encryption (at rest and in transit)Multi-factor authentication (MFA)Two-factor authentication (2FA)Ransomware detection and file recoveryMalware and phishing detectionPersonal vault with biometric accessClient-side encryption for Workspace usersRole-based access control and admin permissions

## Not a match?

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Best for Small Business

-   More than 136 integrations provided
-   Process Modeling & Designing features

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-   More than 17 integrations provided
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-   Bulk Uploading features

**Sources**

1.  Our research team identified features from vendor websites (as of August 21, 2025) based on their analysis of what users find valuable or expect from cloud storage software. This list is not exhaustive. For additional features, refer to the vendor’s website.
    
2.  Review excerpts are passages extracted from longer reviews written by verified reviewers. We obtain these excerpts by applying an algorithm that considers factors including, but not limited to, length, topic coverage, and thematic relevance. Excerpts are evaluated for positive or negative sentiment and receive a sentiment score. They represent user opinion and do not represent the views of, nor constitute, an endorsement by Capterra or its affiliates. Excerpts are not edited for clarity or grammar.
    

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## Frequently asked questions

Can I use both OneDrive and Google Drive on my phone?

Yes. Both OneDrive and Google Drive offer mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. You can install both apps to access, manage, and share your files from your phone, making it easy to work across platforms.

How do I migrate files from Google Drive to OneDrive?

You can manually download files from Google Drive to your computer and upload them to OneDrive. For larger or more complex transfers, third-party migration tools like MultCloud or CloudFuze can automate the process. It’s best to always back up your data before starting.

Is there a way to sync files between OneDrive and Google Drive?

Not natively. However, third-party tools like Zapier or cloud sync services can help automate file transfers or backups between the two platforms. These tools may require setup and permissions but can streamline multi-cloud workflows.

Can I use Google Drive and OneDrive together?

Yes. Many users use both tools for different purposes. OneDrive for structured document workflows and Microsoft Office integration, and Google Drive for real-time collaboration and sharing. You can install both apps and switch between them as needed.

How do I move files from OneDrive to Google Drive?

You can manually download files from OneDrive and upload them to Google Drive. Alternatively, use cloud migration tools to transfer files directly between platforms. Make sure to verify folder structures and permissions after the transfer.

Can I access my files offline with Google Drive or OneDrive?

Yes. Both platforms offer offline access. Google Drive supports offline access through its web app and mobile settings, but setup may require enabling offline mode manually. OneDrive syncs files to your device via the desktop app, allowing you to work offline and sync changes later.

## About the authors

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Author

Amita Jain is a senior writer for Capterra, covering finance technology with a focus on expense management and accounting solutions for small-to-midsize...

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Editor

Mehar Luthra is a team lead at Capterra and specializes in editing reports that cover the latest trends affecting small businesses. With nearly a decade of...