Collect files and form answers in your Google Drive with SendToDrive. Compare the form modes, folder support, automation, and cost of each product before choosing your workflow.
Try one page for 24 hours, with no credit card. You connect Google as the owner; guests can upload without a Google account. Paid features require an active subscription.
Project intake
Routing rule configured
Upload page
Project files
Project type
Photography
Configured Drive destination
Projects / Photography
Intake form
Collect answers alongside files.
Answer-based routing
Apply the folder rules you configure.
Illustrative paid workflow. Smart Routing requires configured rules and access to the destination folder.
Choose by workflow
Both receive files in Google Drive. Folder uploads and Shared Drives are supported by both, with different plan and setup requirements.
Consider SendToDrive
Consider DriveUploader
Side-by-side
Choose the mode, plan, and permissions your workflow needs. These are feature comparisons, not a claim that the products are interchangeable.
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| Workflow | SendToDrive | DriveUploader |
|---|---|---|
| Guest access | Guests do not need a Google account. Passwords, access codes, required fields, and page expiry can still apply. The owner connects Google. | Browser uploads without a sender account. Paid uploaders can require a password.Official source |
| Free access and expiry | Trial Lite: one page for 24 hours. Paid pages can stay open while the subscription is active, unless the owner sets expiry or disables them. | Free uploaders expire after one day; paid plans remove that expiry.Official source |
| Forms and document fields | Trial: Simple form, up to 5 custom inputs. Paid: Simple or Structured, up to 30 inputs plus 30 layout blocks. Structured has separate file fields with required, type, size, and count rules. | Plus collects name and email. Pro and Team add a custom form builder.Official source |
| Folders and nested paths | Simple mode supports folder uploads in compatible browsers when allowed by the page. Structured file fields reject folder paths; use individual files. | Folder upload, including nested folders, starts with Plus.Official source |
| Shared Drives | Available with the required folder access, including during trial. The connected Google account and Workspace policies must allow it; Business is not required. | Shared Drive support is included with Pro and Team. Google permissions still apply.Official source |
| Subfolders and routing | Paid plans can create submission subfolders and route by answers. Configure rules and templates; unmatched submissions use the default destination. | Smart folders can use dates, upload details, or form answers, depending on the plan.Official source |
| Branding and embeds | Paid plans add custom branding and brand removal. Upload pages can be embedded; custom domain hosting is not included. | Plus and higher support branding and website embedding.Official source |
| Workflow integrations | Paid notifications and signed webhooks. Google Sheets sync requires the integration to be enabled and configured. | Pro and Team provide a JavaScript API and webhooks.Official source |
| Email attachment intake | No built-in email attachment intake. Notification emails are not an email uploader. | A dedicated email uploader saves attachments in a selected Drive folder.Official source |
| Document AI | No built-in AI document processing. Form answers and uploaded file content are separate data. | Extracts document data into Sheets. Monthly processed-file allowances and extra credits are listed below.Official source |
| Team management | Business adds shared page management, roles, audit logs, and seat billing. Each page uses its owner’s connected Drive; workspace membership does not grant Drive file access. | Team adds uploader management and administrative roles for multiple users.Official source |
An upload link does not grant permission to browse, edit, or delete existing Drive files. Separately granted Drive permissions still apply. File acceptance depends on page rules, available Drive storage, and Google limits.
Plan costs
USD prices before applicable taxes. Premium is for one personal account; Business is a workspace subscription. DriveUploader Free, Plus, and Pro are single-user plans.
Or $49.90 per year ($4.16/month equivalent).
For ongoing personal file requests with paid form and organization features.
DriveUploader plans
One-day uploaders
$0
no subscription fee
1 user
1 user
$6.99
/ month, billed monthly
$5.99/month equivalent, billed yearly
1 user
$17.99
/ month, billed monthly
$14.99/month equivalent, billed yearly
Quote for 2 users
$13
/ user / month, billed monthly
$11/user/month equivalent, billed yearly
SendToDrive Business: $9.99/workspace/month includes 2 seats. Each extra seat costs $4.99/month, up to 50 total seats. Billed monthly.
DriveUploader Team: 2 × $13 = $26/month. Its annual option displays $11/user/month equivalent at 2 users. Check its calculator for other team sizes.
A lower price does not mean an identical feature set. Compare the table above against your required forms, integrations, and team workflow.
DriveUploader’s monthly AI allowance is for processed files. Standard uploads do not consume credits; extra AI credits can be purchased.
SendToDrive prices come from our USD pricing configuration. DriveUploader rates are the public monthly/yearly toggle values; annual equivalents are not monthly billing options. DriveUploader excludes VAT; SendToDrive calculates applicable taxes at checkout. Prices and feature comparison reviewed September 28, 2026.
Check DriveUploader pricingQuestions before you choose
The important differences in access, form modes, and workflow.
Yes, for collecting files and form answers directly in Google Drive. Both offer upload links, folder support, and organization features. Compare the requirements above: email attachment intake and built-in document processing are reasons to consider DriveUploader.
Yes. SendToDrive owners connect Google, while guests can use the upload link without a Google account. They must still meet the page’s password, access-code, field, and expiry rules. The link itself does not grant access to browse existing Drive files.
Trial Lite includes one page for 24 hours and a Simple form with up to five custom inputs. Structured forms, separate document fields, and advanced file validation require a paid plan. Paid forms allow up to 30 input fields plus 30 layout blocks; choice fields support up to five options.
Yes. Folder uploads preserve nested paths in Simple mode on compatible browsers when permitted by the page; Structured mode accepts individual files instead. Shared Drive destinations require access through the connected Google account and permission under your Workspace policies. They are not exclusive to Business.
No. Business membership controls workspace pages and actions in SendToDrive. A page still uses its owner’s connected Google account. Access to the resulting files must be managed separately in Google Drive.
A SendToDrive paid page can accept uploads without a scheduled expiry while its subscription remains active. The owner can still set an expiry or disable the page. Trial Lite expires after 24 hours. Google storage limits and page rules apply on every plan.
File content uploads from the browser to Google Drive. SendToDrive processes operational data such as submission records, form answers, and logs. Workspace page management and notifications do not move the files out of the connected Drive.
Connect Google, select a folder you can use, and share the link. Try a Simple form before choosing the paid features your workflow needs.
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