Items13The creator’s order
  1. 1Google DriveGoogle DriveThe free 15 GB is shared with Gmail and Google Photos, so a busy inbox quietly eats your file space. Paid tiers step up through 100 GB and 2 TB. The Drive desktop app for Windows and Mac lets each folder either stream, using almost no disk space, or mirror a full local copy, a genuinely useful…0
  2. 2OneDriveOneDriveIf you would pay for Word and Excel anyway, Microsoft 365 Personal bundles 1 TB of OneDrive with them, so the storage comes almost as a bonus. Subscribers can also roll their whole OneDrive back to any point in the last 30 days, the feature that matters after ransomware or a sync that wipes the…0
  3. 3ICloudICloudiCloud Drive with iCloud+ US plans run from 50 GB for $0.99 a month to 2 TB for $9.99, with 6 TB and 12 TB tiers above, and any plan can be shared with up to five other family members. For an all-Apple household, one 2 TB plan covering everyone's files and phone storage is among the cheaper…0
  4. 4DropboxDropboxDropbox is still the benchmark for sync that stays out of the way, and unlike Google Drive it offers an official desktop app for Linux. Plus gives one person 2 TB. The number to weigh is version history: Basic, Plus and Family keep 30 days, while Essentials and the business tiers keep 180, which is…0
  5. 5Proton DriveProton DriveEverything in Proton Drive is end-to-end encrypted, the free 5 GB plan included, so privacy is not a paid upgrade. Drive Plus gives 200 GB with ten years of previous file versions, an unusually long recovery window, and the larger bundles add Proton's VPN, up to 3 TB shared by six people on Proton…0
  6. 6Sync.comSync.comSync.com is end-to-end encrypted on every plan and priced around the terabyte rather than the gigabyte. Personal 1TB keeps 90 days of file history, three times the 30 days on Dropbox Plus, and Pro Solo 5TB stretches that to 180 days. The headline prices are first-year promotions. In the US,…0
  7. 7TresoritTresoritTresorit encrypts files and their metadata on your device before upload, which makes it a natural home for confidential paperwork. Version history is counted rather than timed: Personal Lite keeps 5 previous versions, Essential 10 and Pro 25. That is fine for a contract you save a few times, but a…0
  8. 8Mega (service)Mega (service)MEGA starts you with 20 GB of end-to-end encrypted storage for free, among the most generous allowances here and enough to test the apps properly before paying. The catch is the transfer quota: plans meter how much you move as well as how much you keep, and the US Pro I plan lists 3 TB of storage…0
  9. 9FilenFilenFilen pairs zero-knowledge, client-side encryption with some of the lowest per-terabyte prices on this list: Pro III gives 2 TiB for 8.99 euros a month. Its headquarters and servers are in Germany, which matters to anyone who wants their files under EU rules. Plans stack on a single account, so…0
  10. 10PCloudPCloudpCloud is best known for lifetime plans: pay once for 500 GB, 2 TB or 10 TB and never see a renewal. The arithmetic can look excellent, but a lifetime deal is only worth as much as the company's own lifetime, so weigh it as a bet rather than a saving. Read what the lifetime price covers. pCloud…0