Free hosting: pCloud offers 4GB of free storage for starters, but you can go up to 10GB
I’m always cautious about “lifetime” subscriptions to anything, but especially computer services. However, after nine years in the business, I tend to give Switzerland-based pCloud the benefit of the doubt.
I also love that pCloud comes with clients for Linux, macOS, and Windows, as well as Android and iOS smartphones.
pCloud offers 4GB of free storage for beginners. You can also add storage, at 1GB each, to install desktop apps, smartphone apps, store videos and photos on your smartphone to pCloud, and engage people. other sign up for pCloud. You can max this free storage up to 10 GB.
However, if you’re really serious about your storage, you can currently get 500GB of permanent storage for a one-time payment of $199. Or, $399 for 2TB. It’s a sweet deal.
Another cool feature is that pCloud comes with client-side file encryption only. With pCloud cryptocurrency, you encrypt your files with AES 256-bit and no one but you can read them. Oh, when they say “nobody,” they mean “nobody.” If you lose your password, you will lose your data. These files are stored in the Crypto folder. This feature costs $4 per month, $39 per year, or $150 for a lifetime plan. It is included for free on the business plans. You can also choose to store your data in more privacy-conscious European Union servers.
The business service starts at 1TB for $96/user/year. Or, you can buy a lifetime plan (from the company) for $175 for Premium and $350 for Premium Plus. pCloud for Business offers 1TB of storage per user, starting at $287.64 per year. Each additional user will receive their own TB of storage.
If privacy and a one-time payment for cloud storage over a very long period of time appeal to you, check out pCloud.
