Ansarada Alternative: How Does Orangedox Compare?

Dora Stojanoska
4 min read

What’s the difference between Ansarada and Orangedox? 

Short Answer: Orangedox’s seamless Google Integration

Orangedox and Ansarada’s offers can overlap in some segments of the market, but they thrive in very different use cases. Orangedox was initially built as a personal secure sharing platform, whereas Ansarada was conceived with true team collaboration as its core feature.

Orangedox is a good Virtual Data Room choice for SMBs’ or medium-sized businesses looking for a product with easy-to-navigate features and low pricing. 

On the other hand, Ansarada caters to Enterprise-wide businesses that are looking to integrate Board Management with their Virtual Data Rooms provider. 

If you're part of a team looking for a product that helps you integrate better around Google Drive (and other Google products), then you're in the right place. With Orangedox, you can focus on growing your business instead of duplicating your documents and watching for space size in your next Virtual Data Room provider. 

Six reasons why companies use Orangedox over Ansarada

We've surmised six reasons that explain why you might consider Orangedox to be a better alternative to Ansarada.

Reason 1: Google Workspace Integrations

While Ansarada provides virtual data rooms through its SaaS platform, enabling businesses to accomplish transaction goals, risk management, and board oversight, integration options for your data rooms are unavailable.

On the other hand, Orangedox has integrations with both Google Drive & Gmail, allowing you to use Orangedox without ever having to leave your Gmail or Google Drive. 


Reason 2: Synchronisation with Google Drive

Unlike Ansarada, Orangedox seamlessly plugs into your Google Drive, allowing you to securely share your files and create data rooms directly from your Drive. Plus your shared files will always be synced to your Drive, ensuring that your documents in your Data Room are always up to date.

Reason 3: Shared drive 

Orangedox allows your team to share files and create data rooms directly from your team folders, helping reduce file duplication. Plus we sync up with your Google Drive permissions, only allowing file sharing for those users who have the permission within Google.

Reason 4: Lower Pricing 

When it comes to the pricing differences, Orangedox offers a simple and flexible plan for professionals, starting from $45 per month, when paid yearly. This plan has a free trial for 14 days, and no credit card required. 

In contrast, Ansarada is more expensive and the pricing models are complicated. The price differs based on the number of users, storage, data rooms, documents, pages, etc. You have to request a quote to get an estimate of how much it will cost you.

Reason 5: Unlimited Data Rooms 

With Ansarada you can create a limited number of virtual data rooms and the price will increase if you want to add more data rooms.

But if you choose Orangedox, you don’t have to worry about additional costs since you get unlimited data rooms.

Reason 6: Unlimited Data Storage

As mentioned before, Ansarada has pricing plans based on preferred storage and other preferences like the number of data rooms and users. For example, you get 1GB a month with a price of $1039. 

Alternatively, by choosing Orangedox, you get unlimited data storage and unlimited sharing without any additional cost. 

Bonus: Customization

Orangedox is flexible and customisable. With Orangedox you can create a more professional outlook for your business by customising your data rooms, allowing you to add your logo, change your color scheme, and choose the layout of your Data Room.

Ansarada has a low level of customization that only lets you add your logo and color scheme to your data rooms.

Conclusion

If you are looking for an alternative to Ansarada, Orangedox can be the perfect fit. With seamless Google Drive integration, synchronisation and sharing, affordability, unlimited data rooms, storage, and customization options, Orangedox is a flexible and cost-effective solution. 


Start your 14-day free trial of Orangedox Virtual Data Rooms and see what Orangedox can do for your business.

Orangedox provides one-click create virtual data rooms that are directly synced with your Google Drive folders.


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