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Connect a source. Connect a destination. Mover walks both sides, sums the bytes, and shows the exact cost before you commit. Then it moves the data — multi-threaded, with retries, and a structured audit log of every file.
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The most common cloud-to-cloud moves. Pick the source on the left, the destination on the right, and you're fifteen minutes from a free dry run that prices the whole thing to the dollar.
Dropbox → OneDrive
The most common Dropbox migration. Teams standardizing on Microsoft 365 land their existing Dropbox content in OneDrive without the export-and-reupload routine.
Google Drive → OneDrive
The Workspace-to-M365 migration. Teams switching identity providers move Google Drive content into OneDrive in one pass — no Google Takeout, no manual reimport.
Google Drive → Dropbox
For teams already standardized on Dropbox who need to absorb Google Drive content from a new hire, an acquired team, or a project that started on the wrong side.
Box → Google Drive
The Workspace standardization move out of Box. Teams adopting Google Workspace shift their Box content into Drive so files live where the rest of the work already does.
Dropbox → Google Drive
For teams switching from Dropbox to Workspace. One pass, server-to-server, no zips and no per-user reimport.
Amazon S3 → Azure Blob
The cross-cloud object-storage move. Teams shifting to Azure as a primary cloud — or splitting workloads across both — move S3 content into Blob without the bespoke scripting.
Amazon S3 → Wasabi
The cost-arbitrage move. Wasabi storage is roughly a fifth the price of S3 standard and Wasabi doesn't charge egress — for archival and infrequent-access workloads the math gets compelling fast.
Amazon S3 → Backblaze B2
The other major cost-arbitrage move. Backblaze B2 storage is roughly a sixth the price of S3, S3-API compatible, with predictable monthly bills — popular for backup, archival, and media workloads.
Amazon S3 → GCS
The cross-cloud move toward Google Cloud. Teams shifting workloads onto BigQuery, Vertex AI, or GKE colocate their storage on GCS so analytics and compute don't pay egress on every query.
Google Drive → SharePoint
The Workspace → M365 standardization move for shared team content. Google Drive shared drives land in SharePoint sites the same way personal Drive lands in OneDrive.
Dropbox → SharePoint
The team-content half of a Dropbox → M365 migration. Dropbox shared folders and team folders land in SharePoint sites — same identity, same governance, same search.
OneDrive → Google Drive
The reverse-direction M365 → Workspace move. Teams switching from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace land their OneDrive content in Drive in one pass.
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