NAVER MYBOX vs Proton Drive comparison

NAVER MYBOX and Proton Drive compared side by side in Cloud storage.

CurrencyUSD KRW EUR

What is different

Starting price

NAVER MYBOX₩1,650+

Proton Drive≈₩6,626+ ($4.99)

Free storage

NAVER MYBOX30GB

Proton Drive5GB

Largest personal plan

NAVER MYBOX20TB

Proton Drive1TB

Family sharing

NAVER MYBOXNot supported

Proton DriveSome plans

End-to-end encryption

NAVER MYBOXNot supported

Proton DriveIncluded by default

NAVER MYBOX

NAVER's cloud storage with 30GB free. Good automatic photo backup and organizing, and it is included in the Naver Plus membership

What is good

Most generous free 30GB among Korean services
Photos organized by date, place and face, plus similar-photo cleanup
About 17% off with yearly billing, and included in the Naver Plus membership

What could be better

No family plan that shares storage
No end-to-end encryption and little security documentation

NAVER MYBOX official site

Proton Drive

End-to-end encrypted cloud storage from the Swiss security company Proton. Can also be bought in a bundle with mail, VPN and a password manager

What is good

Among the strongest on privacy (Switzerland, end-to-end encryption by default)
Unlimited alone covers mail, VPN and a password manager
Korean-language app and a 6-person family plan

What could be better

Less storage for the same price than pCloud and MEGA
No official Linux app

Proton Drive official site

At a glance

Item	NAVER MYBOXVisit site	Proton DriveVisit site
Starting price	₩1,650+External source	≈₩6,626+ ($4.99)Official USD price
Free tier	Free plan available	Free plan available
Free storage	30GB	5GB
Largest personal plan	20TB	1TB
Family sharing	Not supported	Some plans
How family sharing works	No family plan that shares storage. Only folder sharing is possible. The Naver Plus membership itself can be shared by up to 4 people	Duo plan: 2 people share 2TB Family plan: up to 6 people share 3TB
Photo backup	Automatic backup	Automatic backup
End-to-end encryption	Not supported	Included by default
Supported devices	Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web	Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web
Korean support	Good	Average
Good for	Heavy NAVER users or Naver Plus members People who want to back up phone photos generously for free	People for whom privacy comes first People and families who want encrypted mail, VPN and a password manager all at once
Type	Cloud storage	Cloud storage
Company	NAVER, South Korea	Proton AG, Switzerland
Plans	Free 30GB 80GB ₩1,650/mo (₩16,500/yr) 180GB ₩3,300/mo (₩33,000/yr) 330GB ₩5,500/mo (₩55,000/yr) 2TB ₩11,000/mo (₩110,000/yr) 5TB ₩28,600/mo 10TB ₩58,300/mo 20TB ₩116,600/mo 80GB included in the Naver Plus membership (₩4,900/mo) (all from outside sources)	Free up to 5GB Drive Plus 200GB USD 4.99/mo Drive Plus 1TB USD 9.99/mo (iOS price) Proton Unlimited 500GB USD 12.99/mo (USD 9.99/mo with yearly billing) Duo 2TB for 2 people USD 19.99/mo (USD 14.99/mo with yearly billing) Family 3TB for 6 people USD 29.99/mo (USD 23.99/mo with yearly billing)
Pros	Most generous free 30GB among Korean services Photos organized by date, place and face, plus similar-photo cleanup About 17% off with yearly billing, and included in the Naver Plus membership	Among the strongest on privacy (Switzerland, end-to-end encryption by default) Unlimited alone covers mail, VPN and a password manager Korean-language app and a 6-person family plan
Cons	No family plan that shares storage No end-to-end encryption and little security documentation Weak support outside Korea and on Linux	Less storage for the same price than pCloud and MEGA No official Linux app Photo search and editing are weaker than Google Photos and iCloud

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Prices converted at 1 USD = ₩1,327.84 (2026-10-20). Original price shown in brackets. Taxes as listed by each provider.

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