Organization – All of your synced folders are displayed on the main screen. You cannot expand this to see more which is a limitation, but a minor one. The software is small and only takes up a fraction of your total desktop.

Look and Feel – Clean, refined, distinct green, black and gray coloring with easy to understand icons and buttons make the website and software very professional and navigable. Dropbox as a lighthearted design which works for their unique brand, but, at times, is over the top. SugarSync has a more professional business look than Dropbox. Each company has spent a great deal of time and money getting their brand right. I am very impressed with both SugarSync’s and Dropbox’s design.

Plans start at $795/Year, unlimited storage, unlimited computers, 5 users (pay per user added after that).

Free, 2GB’s, unlimited computers, 1 user.

Pro: $55/Month or $550/Year, 1TB unlimited computers, 3 users(purchase up to 24 users).

Both companies give discounts of 17% off when you sign up for a year. You will find SugarSync a little cheaper if you go with their lower gigabyte plan.

Both SugarSync and Dropbox have similar plans.

Dropbox plans compare