Cloudberry Drive
Cloud file storage software
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- Ease of management
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$49.99 one-time per computer
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What is Cloudberry Drive
Cloudberry Drive is a desktop client that mounts cloud object storage as a local drive letter, allowing users to browse and transfer files using standard file manager workflows. It targets individuals and small teams that want to access cloud storage without adopting a full collaboration suite. The product focuses on mapping third-party cloud storage accounts into the operating system rather than providing a proprietary storage backend.
Maps cloud as local drive
The client presents cloud storage as a mounted drive, which can reduce workflow changes for users accustomed to Windows Explorer-style access. This approach can simplify basic file browsing, uploads, and downloads compared with web-only interfaces. It is particularly relevant for users who need occasional access to cloud-stored files from desktop applications.
Works with third-party storage
The product is designed to connect to external cloud storage services rather than requiring a vendor-hosted repository. This can help organizations keep their storage provider choice separate from the access client. It also supports scenarios where different teams already standardize on a specific cloud storage account.
Desktop-first access model
A desktop client can provide a familiar experience for users who primarily work in local applications and need file-level access. It can be useful for ad hoc transfers and browsing without deploying broader content management features. This positioning can fit lightweight needs where full administrative controls and collaboration features are not required.
Limited collaboration features
A drive-mapping client typically does not include rich team collaboration capabilities such as shared workspaces, granular sharing workflows, or in-app commenting. Organizations needing controlled external sharing and governance may require additional tools. Compared with full cloud file storage platforms, this can increase reliance on the underlying storage provider’s sharing model.
Governance and compliance unclear
Publicly verifiable information about enterprise-grade controls (e.g., DLP, retention policies, legal hold, eDiscovery, and detailed audit trails) is not clearly established from the product name alone. Buyers with regulated requirements may need to validate capabilities through official documentation and security attestations. Without this, it is difficult to assess fit for compliance-driven deployments.
Vendor details not verifiable
The product name “Cloudberry Drive” is historically associated with CloudBerry Lab branding, but current ownership and official product pages are not reliably identifiable without a confirmed source. This makes it hard to verify support model, roadmap, and lifecycle status. Procurement teams may need to confirm whether the product is actively maintained and under which legal entity it is sold.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows Desktop | $49.99 (one-time) | Map cloud storage as a network drive on a laptop or personal computer. 15-day free trial available. Annual product maintenance $15/year (optional for updates). |
| Windows Server | $119.99 (one-time) | Map cloud storage as a network drive on Windows Server. 15-day free trial available. Annual product maintenance $36/year (optional for updates). |
