Best MCP servers for cloud storage
A surprising amount of an organization's knowledge lives in files, not databases: contracts in a shared drive, design assets in a folder, the spreadsheet someone emailed last quarter. An agent that can search, read, organize, and share those files directly becomes far more useful than one limited to its own context window. With MCP the agent gets a tool that lists folders, opens a document, creates a shared link, or files an upload in the right place, over OAuth, so it acts as the user rather than around them. The right server depends on where your files actually live and whether you need consumer sync, enterprise content controls, or a fully self-hosted store. The servers below cover those shapes, each a real MCP server with a verified, current install config.
Dropbox
Dropbox
Dropbox's hosted MCP server lets agents search, read, organize, and share files in your Dropbox over OAuth.
Dropbox's hosted server lets an agent search, read, organize, and share files over OAuth, including creating shared links and file requests, a clean fit for teams that live in Dropbox.
Google Drive (Workspace MCP)
taylorwilsdon
The Google Workspace MCP, scoped to Drive, lets an agent search, read, create, and share your Google Drive files over OAuth.
The Google Workspace server scoped to Drive lets an agent search, read, create, and share Drive files over OAuth, the obvious pick for Google Workspace organizations.
Box
Box
Box's hosted MCP server lets agents search, read, organize, and run Box AI over your enterprise content via OAuth.
Box's hosted server adds enterprise content controls plus Box AI, so an agent can search files, manage collaborations and metadata, and run Q&A or structured extraction over documents.
Nextcloud
Chris Coutinho
Production-ready community MCP server for Nextcloud: files, notes, calendar, contacts, tables, deck, talk, and more across 110+ tools.
Nextcloud's community server brings files, notes, calendar, and more across 110+ tools, the right choice for teams that self-host their content stack.