Google One, iCloud+, Dropbox, Proton and Microsoft’s OneDrive keep copies of your files. Notion is a place to write. Zuno is a place to write together, live, with your files right in the page. Here’s how they line up.
Prices checked October 26, 2026, from each company’s own pricing page.
On Google One’s 100 GB?
For $1 more a month, the same 100 GB, where you work together.
Starter is $2.99 a month ($2.41 paid yearly): 100 GB for the photos, files and video in your zunos, 1,000 live zunos, and up to 50 people in a zuno at once. Keep Google One for your phone’s backups if you like; Zuno is for the things you plan and write with other people.
Storage plans of about the same size, cheapest first, billed monthly. Zuno costs more per gigabyte than the biggest names, and says so: their space is for backups; ours comes with a live, shared notebook.
or $29 a year · includes Claude AI · live pages, files and video, shared by link · quick import · zip, PDF, Word and contacts files open right in the page
or $59 a year · includes Claude AI · live pages, files and video, shared by link · quick import · zip, PDF, Word and contacts files open right in the page
or $119 a year · includes Claude AI · live pages, files and video, shared by link · quick import · zip, PDF, Word and contacts files open right in the page
Zunos that everyone edits at once, live, with each person’s cursor; photos, files, audio and video right in the page; shared with anyone by link or QR code, and guests edit without an account. 3 zunos free; plans from $2.99 a month.
Best for: lists, plans, meeting minutes, anything you write with other people, and vibe coding with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and the like.
Not for: phone backups or a whole photo library.
Google One
Extra storage for your Google account: Drive, Gmail and Photos share it, and you can share it with up to 5 other people. The 2 TB plan also includes Gemini AI features.
Best for: Your phone’s photo library and backups, Gmail, and everything already in Google Drive.
Zuno is different: A place to write and plan together, live: lists, plans, files and video in one page that everyone edits at once, shared with anyone by link.
Storage for your Apple devices: Photos, device backups and iCloud Drive, shared with up to 5 family members.
Best for: iPhone and Mac backups, and a family’s photo library on Apple devices.
Zuno is different: Works the same on any phone or computer, in any browser, and a zuno is shared with whoever has its link: no Apple device or family group needed.
Proton Drive keeps your files; the bigger plans bundle Proton’s other apps with it: Mail, Calendar, VPN and Pass.
Best for: People who want their mail, passwords, VPN and files from one company.
Zuno is different: Made for working together: a zuno is shared with anyone by link, and everyone in it edits at once, live, with the files right in the page.
Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, with OneDrive storage for your files.
Best for: Writing documents and spreadsheets in Office, and files already in OneDrive.
Zuno is different: One live page everyone edits at once, in any browser, with photos, files and video in it; guests join by link, with no account or subscription.
Every plan has every feature: live editing, the whiteboard, the walkie-talkie, screen sharing, page scans, file previews, versions, sharing, templates and export. Paid plans renew automatically, monthly or yearly, until you cancel; cancel any time in Account, and it ends at the close of the period you’ve paid for. Switch plans any time; the difference is prorated. By upgrading you agree to the Terms of Service.
Prices in US dollars, as shown on each company’s own pricing page on October 26, 2026, before tax; they change, and some offer introductory deals. Plan names are their owners’ trademarks. Spot one that’s out of date? Tell us.