NeatDrive - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

NeatDrive audits Google Drive sharing for professional-services firms — law, accounting, consulting and agencies — running client work on Drive.

What it does. NeatDrive inventories sharing across a Drive account and surfaces the files exposed by public "anyone with the link" access, ranked by risk. It also reports duplicate files, naming-convention drift, and file and folder structure, so you can see what could be reclaimed or reorganised before deciding anything.

Scope. NeatDrive audits the one Google account you connect — not other people's Drives, and not a domain-wide Workspace audit. You choose what it covers: My Drive, shared drives, or all drives. Google only lists shared drives to apps that can read or change them, so shared-drive scanning needs the write grant.

Architecture and permissions. NeatDrive connects through Google's native Drive APIs over OAuth. Audits are read-only by default: the product reads file metadata and permission entries and writes nothing until write access is explicitly granted. Write actions — link revocation, archiving, renaming, bulk operations — are staged and previewed before they run, and every applied action is recorded in an activity log.

What you can undo. Revoking a share can be undone for 30 days. Files you archive move to a NeatDrive Archive folder in your own Drive rather than to Trash. Deleted files go to your Google Drive Trash, where Google keeps them for 30 days. Not every action can be undone — renaming cannot.

Security. NeatDrive has completed an independent Google CASA assessment against the OWASP Application Security Verification Standard.

Plans. The free tier finds and lists everything, on a Drive of any size. Paid access is what fixes it: a one-off $19 exposure audit, or $9 a month for ongoing audits.

Start with a free audit of one account — no credit card required.