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Checked 2026-10-21

Microsoft 365 vs ownCloud Infinite Scale (oCIS source edition)

Fit:

Migration notes

Replaces Drive/OneDrive file sync/share portion with team spaces and WebDAV APIs; Office editors integrated separately. Mail/calendar/meetings and proprietary tenant services require other products. Choose source or vendor build after checking relevant distribution terms.

Sources: github.com, owncloud.com · checked 2026-10-21

Microsoft 365Paid incumbent

Entry priceUSD 5.40 / seat / month
Pricing modelper-seat, billed annual
OwnerMicrosoft Corporation

Business Basic without Teams USD $5.40/user/month paid yearly; web/mobile apps. Basic with Teams $7; desktop apps require another plan. Source

Microsoft 365 plans reviewed
Business Basic (no Teams)entryUSD 64.80 / user / yr
Business Standard with CopilotbusinessUSD 282 / user / yr
Microsoft 365 E7enterpriseUSD 1,188 / user / yr
Fit for Microsoft 365
License
Paid-feature tier B
Self-host
Paid-feature limits1 noted
ownCloud Infinite Scale (oCIS source edition) plans reviewed
Apache-2.0 source editionsource-build open editionFree
Standardvendor commercial on-premises packageQuote only
Enterprisevendor commercial enterprise packageQuote only

What you may give up

  • Enterprise compliance and policy-enforcement layer

Tier B: Apache-2.0 backend plus in-tree web source; May 2026 vendor statement defines complete core EFSS/federation/APIs/governance/clients with enterprise compliance extras. Some vendor stable binaries carry separate EULA; source-build rights and vendor packaged licensing must be distinguished. Exact enterprise boundary not exhaustively enumerated. Hosted ownCloud offering exists, but its backend/version equivalence to this source edition is not verified. License source

What running it takes

  • oCIS binary or container
  • Embedded identity provider
  • External OIDC provider such as Keycloak

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Self-contained default has no external SQL database/IdP requirement. Current official next links redirect to9.0 docs, whereas public repository release metadata cites8.2.2; version-specific production matrix not fully reconciled. No unsupported universal Redis/queue requirement asserted. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.