In the small world of online storage, pCloud offers a unique solution. Here, no monthly or annual subscription, but a definitive purchase of 2 TB in the Cloud, valid for life.
How many photos have you taken from your very first smartphone? Probably thousands, if not tens of thousands. These digital archives have a weight and the question of storage will (or already has) necessarily arise in the short term.
To store photos, videos, data or files, online storage offers are all alike. This is often a monthly or annual subscription of a few euros per month.
In this sector comprising a handful of big players, pCloud stands out with a particular offer: a unique subscription to an online storage service. Once purchased, this cloud storage is yours for life.
On the occasion of the International Day of Families, the Swiss host pCloud offers an interesting offer: a unique subscription to their online storage service. On the program: 2 TB to be shared between 5 members of your family (including you), all for life and for only 350 euros. The offer runs from May 13 to 17.
PCloud: a single price for life
To solve the storage problem, there are no 36 solutions: you have to go through an annual subscription with an online host. Problem: If you cancel this subscription, your files will be automatically and quickly deleted by the host.
To avoid this painful inconvenience, the Swiss host pCloud offers an interesting solution: pay a fixed rate, all at once to have 2TB available for you or four other members of your family. All for a price of 350 euros. If you choose this formula, you will have the hosting of your data for life.
The other big advantage of pCloud is to make this unique space accessible to up to 5 users. Family or friends will be able to connect to the single storage space and enjoy their content or simply share it with you.
A formula that stands out, since it guarantees not to lose its data and to share it without constraints. It is also interesting from a financial point of view.
For a storage of 2 TB for example, subscriptions are on average 10 euros per month. Over 10 years, you therefore already reach 1,200 euros. A tidy sum, well beyond the price offered by the Swiss host pCloud.
A clear and intuitive interface
Another great advantage of pCloud: its clear and intuitive interface. Whether you are on the Apple, Microsoft or Android side, the application is easily downloadable, and navigation in the menus is more than intuitive.
Menus are available at a glance and the different actions are clearly marked. Need to encrypt a sensitive file? Go to Crypto. Need to start a backup? Hop, go to the eponymous menu. And if you want to share or access folders shared with you, you can’t go wrong, the “shares” menu is there for that.
Also remember that the sharing of this space can accommodate up to 5 users, whose files, private, are also clearly indicated and stored in the home page of the interface. Small added bonus: you can choose the amount of space to allocate to each.
And if you can’t access the folders of other members of the storage space, so can malicious individuals. As the host is based in Switzerland, it is subject to the country’s data security laws, which are, it should be remembered, among the most demanding in the European area.
A good point supplemented by strict compliance with the regulations on the circulation of data from one server to another.
For the International Day of Families, prices drop at pCloud
On the occasion of the International Day of Families, next May 15, the Swiss host is offering a special rate on its subscriptions from May 13 to 17. If you want to offer yourself the best offer from the host, the 2 TB one is available for 350 euros instead of the usual 1400 euros.
This is an average price 75% cheaper than the usual rate. The opportunity to earn GB, by spending less euros.
Be careful though, this rate will only be valid for a few days, May 13-17, 2022. It will then go back to its usual rate.
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