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dosya.dev vs Box

Box is enterprise software: per-seat pricing, 3-seat minimums, per-file upload caps by tier. dosya.dev is flat plans with no seat math and no file caps. Here is the honest comparison.

The short version

Choose dosya.dev if...

  • You are one person or a small team - no 3-seat minimums, flat pricing
  • You move big files - no per-file upload caps on any plan
  • You want S3, WebDAV and rclone access to your storage
  • You want region choice included, not as an enterprise add-on

Choose Box if...

  • You need enterprise governance: retention, legal holds, compliance certifications
  • Your company runs on Box's integrations and workflow automation
  • Unlimited storage per seat matters more than per-seat cost

dosya.dev and Box, side by side

Feature dosya.dev Box
Storage & pricing
Free storage 5 GB 10 GB
Cheapest paid plan $3.99/mo for 100 GB $10/mo for 100 GB (Personal Pro)
Team pricing Flat plans, no per-seat fees Per user, 3-seat minimum
Transfers & sharing
Max upload size, free plan No limit 250 MB per file
Max upload size, paid plans No limit 2 GB to 15 GB by plan
Link password, expiry and download limits All plans Paid plans
File requests Yes Yes
Recipients need an account No No
Access & integrations
Choose your storage region 46 locations, all plans Enterprise add-on (Box Zones)
S3-compatible API Yes No
WebDAV Yes No
rclone support Yes Yes
REST API and CLI Yes Yes
Third-party integration ecosystem Growing Extensive
Teams & control
Workspaces with roles and audit logs All plans Business plans
Protections
Two-factor authentication Yes Yes
Encrypted in transit and at rest Yes Yes

Competitor details as of August 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

What a month actually costs

dosya.dev

Plan Storage Price
Free 5 GB Free
Starter 100 GB $3.99/mo
Plus 500 GB $9.99/mo
Pro 1 TB $19.99/mo
Business 2 TB $39.99/mo

Every plan: unlimited transfers, no size cap, no egress fees.

Full pricing details

Box

Plan Storage Price
Individual 250 MB per-file upload cap 10 GB Free
Personal Pro $100 billed yearly; 5 GB per-file cap 100 GB $10/mo
Business Starter billed annually; 3-seat minimum; 2 GB per-file cap 100 GB $5/user/mo
Business billed annually; 3-seat minimum; 5 GB per-file cap Unlimited $15/user/mo

Box team plans require at least 3 paid seats; higher tiers raise the per-file upload cap, up to 15 GB on Business Plus.

Box pricing is the public list price as of August 2026.

Where dosya.dev pulls ahead

No seat math

Box's team plans start at 3 paid seats, so the real entry price is $15 a month before anyone uploads a file. A dosya.dev workspace is a flat plan with unlimited members - two founders or twenty contractors, the price is the price.

No per-file upload caps

Box caps every upload by plan: 250 MB free, 2 GB on Business Starter, up to 15 GB on Business Plus. dosya.dev has no per-file size limit on any plan - chunked, resumable uploads carry disk images and raw footage without splitting archives to fit a cap.

Roles and audit logs, included

Five built-in roles, custom roles, folder-level overrides and a full audit trail ship with every dosya.dev plan - the control surface Box reserves for its business tiers, without the per-seat bill.

Open protocols, your region

Every workspace speaks S3, WebDAV, rclone, a REST API and a CLI, and picks its storage region from 46 regions on 6 continents. On Box, region control is the enterprise-tier Box Zones add-on.

Where Box is a better fit

Box has spent two decades building for the enterprise: retention policies, legal holds, compliance certifications, workflow automation and a catalog of integrations that reaches into most corporate software stacks. If your organization needs governance at that depth - or unlimited storage per seat - Box earns its per-user pricing.

Moving off Box takes an afternoon

1

Desktop app

Drag your Box folder into the dosya.dev desktop app and let sync do the rest.

2

rclone

rclone speaks to both services. One command copies your whole Box account into dosya.dev.

3

Remote downloads

Paste direct links and dosya.dev fetches the files server-side, without using your connection.

dosya.dev vs Box, answered

Is dosya.dev a good Box alternative?

For individuals and small teams, yes. Box is built and priced for enterprises: team plans need at least 3 paid seats, and every plan carries a per-file upload cap. dosya.dev has flat plans with no seat minimums, no per-file size caps, link controls on every plan, and S3 and WebDAV access on top of the REST API.

How do dosya.dev and Box prices compare?

Box Personal Pro is $10/mo for 100 GB ($100 billed yearly). dosya.dev's 100 GB plan is $3.99/mo. For teams, Box charges per user with a 3-seat minimum, so its cheapest business setup starts at $15/mo; a dosya.dev workspace has flat pricing and, on any paid plan, unlimited members. Free workspaces hold up to 5.

What is the largest file I can upload compared to Box?

Box caps uploads per plan: 250 MB on the free plan, and 2 GB to 15 GB on paid plans. dosya.dev has no per-file size limit on any plan, with chunked, resumable uploads built for terabyte-scale files.

Can I move my files from Box to dosya.dev?

Yes. Drag your Box folder into the dosya.dev desktop app, use rclone (it supports both services) for a scripted copy, or paste direct links into remote downloads and dosya.dev fetches them server-side.

Does dosya.dev have roles and audit logs like Box?

Yes. Workspaces come with 4 built-in roles (Owner, Admin, Member, Viewer), custom roles you define yourself, folder-level overrides and a full audit trail of uploads, downloads, shares and access events - on every plan, not just business tiers. Free keeps 7 days of that history, paid plans 400.

When is Box the better choice?

If you need enterprise governance - retention policies, legal holds, compliance certifications - or Box's catalog of enterprise integrations and workflow automation, Box has spent two decades building exactly that, and dosya.dev does not pretend to match it.

Try the comparison yourself

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