GoodSync
A comprehensive solution for file synchronization and backup, GoodSync allows seamless and real-time file sync across desktops, mobiles, and cloud services directly, bypassing third-party servers. Ideal for both personal and professional needs.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
- 2 way sync
- File Sync
- Mirror Backup
- WebDAV Support
Support for Amazon S3- Synchronization
- Selective Synchronization
- End-to-End Encryption
- Two-factor Authentication
- Portable
- Visual Comparison
- Real-time sync
- Support for 64 bit
- Direct P2P Sync
- WebDAV Sync
- Multiple languages
Tags
- Backup
- File Backup
- sync-3folders
- sync-auto-file-deletion
GoodSync News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- TBayAreaPat commented on GoodSync
Pretty easy setup, but the first window leaves new users wondering if it will go directly to an analyze option or act right away. The next window has the analyze option. You don't get the ability to make on-the-fly immediate changes to copy/delete files etc from the context menu like you do with FreeFileSync, or if so, I don't see deleted files in Recycle Bin. Also, the filtered viewing from context is confusing in knowing if it is going directly into action. FreeFileSync makes things a lot...
- Danilo_Venom updated GoodSync
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What is GoodSync?
GoodSync is a professional software for file backup and synchronization. It automatically syncs files across various platforms such as computers, mobile devices, or drives, with or without cloud-based services. After a 30-day free trial, usage is limited to 3 jobs and a maximum of 100 files. GoodSync offers features like File Sync, Backup Files, Direct P2P Sync, Speed, and Real-Time Sync. File Sync allows synchronization between various platforms and services. Backup Files feature supports file backups to numerous devices and platforms. Direct P2P Sync allows direct synchronization between computers, avoiding potential third-party server slowdowns. The software syncs files quickly and in real time when a file change occurs.
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Developed by
Siber Systems, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $20 and $699 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 2.9Alternatives
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Comments and Reviews
I agree with Floria20. GoodSync is an excellent tool but the provided features are very expensive compared to the competitors, for example, Syncthing and Gs Richcopy 360, both have the same features at a cheap price. finally, I would say GoodSync has its fan who targets to hear about the new pricing policy.
I was using Goodsync since v8. The recent change in v11 pretty much make me to look for new alternative. V11 had changed to annual subscription, meaning that you will have to pay yearly. I will stay at v10 and then move to new alternative when I find the right choice.
Not unless they change back to a perceptual license on major version, not going back anymore.
Pretty easy setup, but the first window leaves new users wondering if it will go directly to an analyze option or act right away. The next window has the analyze option. You don't get the ability to make on-the-fly immediate changes to copy/delete files etc from the context menu like you do with FreeFileSync, or if so, I don't see deleted files in Recycle Bin. Also, the filtered viewing from context is confusing in knowing if it is going directly into action. FreeFileSync makes things a lot more clear.
It is useful if you don't have specific needs. It is a little difficult to configure, if you are not careful you can lose your files. When synchronizing hidden or system files, it does not maintain their properties even though it is supposed to have that option. It only offers an annual subscription instead of a lifetime purchase.
I haven’t tested it, but the free version is limited to 100 files, and the paid version is only available as a one year subscription model for about 20 €/$. No lifetime license, as it seems. No, thanks.
Used it for a long time, but then they rolled out the annual subscription and I can't go back to a version that supports the flat license. Time to switch to something else.
Honestly, it's a bit garbage. 1. I would have lost a week's worth of work if it wasn't for Google Drive keeping old versions. You set GS to AUTOMATICALLY sync upon file change and sure - it detects the change. But it DOESNT COPY THE FILES! What?! 2. Greedy developer: hasn't fixed the problems (like that one) in the OLDER VERSION you already PAID for, then brings out a NEW version you have to pay for AGAIN. Note: I have a FULLY PAID VERSION OF 8.9.9.9. I just don't feel confident in this software. PS If I can't set it up properly (despite being able to use dozens of other apps), it's partly the devs fault for not making it simple/obvious enough.