CloudMounterReviews of cloudmounter.net

Electronic team is highly recommended by my. Great software, great support. It solved my issues I had uploading my files from my NAS to my cloud account.

CloudMounter makes it easier for me to access client files and campaign assets from different cloud accounts on my Mac. I like having everything accessible from one place instead of switching between multiple apps. The setup took a little getting used to, but overall it has made my daily file management more convenient.

I currently use CloudMounter primarily on a single MacBook, alongside several Windows PCs, to manage a variety of cloud accounts. On the Mac, the app integrates seamlessly into macOS – mounted drives feel like native volumes in Finder, without any odd workarounds. One of the biggest strengths for my workflow is the wide range of supported cloud providers, including pCloud. Being able to treat Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, pCloud and others as local drives in one unified interface is a huge advantage when you manage lots of documents and media across different services. I’m also genuinely impressed by how fast CloudMounter feels in daily use. Accessing cloud folders and synchronizing data has been noticeably quicker and more predictable than with some other tools I’ve tried, where I was never fully sure whether everything had actually synced correctly. With CloudMounter, file operations feel transparent and reliable. Another important aspect for my work is the announced offline‑working capability: being able to continue working with cloud files even when I’m not connected, and having CloudMounter take care of syncing changes later, fits very well with a mobile, multi‑device workflow. As I plan to move more of my work onto additional MacBooks in the future, this kind of robust offline support will become even more valuable. What really convinced me in the long run, though, is the licensing policy: having a genuine lifetime license with future major upgrades included is rare today. Knowing that I can rely on CloudMounter as a long‑term infrastructure tool, across present Windows PCs and future Macs, without constantly worrying about new upgrade fees is a big plus for a non‑profit organization. Overall, CloudMounter has given me a clean, fast, and reliable way to unify all my cloud storage on the desktop, and I’m happy to recommend it.

Hi, I'm a Mac user. Before discovering CloudMounter, I was using Mountain Duck. Unfortunately, I kept running into network drops and unstable connections, which made it really frustrating to use. Then I found CloudMounter, purchased it, and I've been using it ever since. Honestly, it makes me regret not switching sooner — this is a rock-solid piece of software. No network drops, and uploads/downloads work flawlessly. It feels just like plugging an external drive into my Mac. I have Dropbox, OneDrive, and even my personal NAS all mounted and working smoothly. If you're comparing cloud mounting tools, don't bother — CloudMounter is far and away the best. Highly recommended!!

Prinzipiell ein nützliches Tool, aber die Penetranz mit der man zum Kauf gedrängt wird, ist kaum zu überbietet. Alle paar Minuten geht ein Fenster auf, dass erzählt, das ein Upgrade auf die Pro Version notwendig sei. Das ist so penetrant, dümmlich und nervend, dass ich das Programm wieder deinstallierte und stattdessen eine Webdav Verbindung zu meiner Cloud herstellte.

I’ve been using CloudMounter for a while now, and I’m thoroughly impressed. The integration into Finder is seamless – it truly feels like my cloud storage services are local drives right on my Mac. What stands out the most is the performance. The app is significantly smoother and faster than other solutions I’ve tried in the past. Even when handling larger amounts of data, there are no noticeable lags or delays. A must-have for anyone looking to optimize their workflow with cloud services, escpecially webdav. Highly recommended!

OK, we all know that there are several cloud storage services around the internet: Dropbox, GoogleDrive, OneDrive, Box, pCloud, WebDAV or you can even store your data in your own storage solution (using SFTP/FTP). For all of those services, you will need an app for each of them, so your system gets bottled with several app consuming memory and running in the background. The solution to this problem: CloudMounter! Only one app that allows you to connect to several services at the same time and mount them as local folders. In the free version, you can connect up to three, but the registered version allows you to add unlimited cloud accounts. It works and is simple to use. That's it. The missing start in my review is due to the lack of two things: synchronization and offline file availability.

I've been searching for a reliable way to mount cloud drives onto MacOS and Windows, and saw a few Reddit posts recommend CloudMounter over other software, so I thought I would try it out. It's nice and simple; install the app then choose the service from sftp, OneDrive, Box, pCloud, Google Drive, WebDAV etc Once set up, it creates a Finder link to the service where you can view your files or upload new ones. It's similar to dedicated apps where files can be offline (although, once you open them, they are downloaded to your computer - so not totally offline access). It even allows you to encrypt your drives too - which is really handy for that extra level of privacy. I have not once had it crash on me. It's well priced with different tiers from a monthly payment to a lifetime payment - as well as a trial. There's even a free tier which limits you to Google/OneDrive/Dropbox.