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pCloud Lifetime Cloud Storage Plans + Encryption: 10TB $799, 2TB $279, 1TB

$199

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pCloud offers Lifetime Cloud Storage Plans w/ Encryption for prices listed below.

Thanks to Community Member NervousHealth4860 for sharing this deal.

Available Plans:
  • 1TB $199
  • 2TB $279
  • 10TB $799
Features:
  • pCloud Lifetime Plan
    • Swiss cloud storage that puts you in full control of your files — access, share, and protect your content anytime, anywhere with pCloud. One-time payment and lifetime use.
  • pCloud Encryption
    • Protect your most sensitive files with Zero-Knowledge privacy. Your data is encrypted on your device—before it ever reaches pCloud servers. Only you hold the key to access it, from any device.
  • To guarantee your files' safety, pCloud uses TLS/SSL encryption, applied when information is transferred from your device to the pCloud servers.
  • Enjoy multiple file sharing options through the pCloud applications and the web interface.
  • Backups from
    • Dropbox
    • Google Drive
    • Facebook
    • Google Photos
    • OneDrive
  • With pCloud audio and video player you can play your favorite songs and watch your favorite videos as soon as you upload them to the cloud storage platform

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pCloud offers Lifetime Cloud Storage Plans w/ Encryption for prices listed below.

Thanks to Community Member NervousHealth4860 for sharing this deal.

Available Plans:
  • 1TB $199
  • 2TB $279
  • 10TB $799
Features:
  • pCloud Lifetime Plan
    • Swiss cloud storage that puts you in full control of your files — access, share, and protect your content anytime, anywhere with pCloud. One-time payment and lifetime use.
  • pCloud Encryption
    • Protect your most sensitive files with Zero-Knowledge privacy. Your data is encrypted on your device—before it ever reaches pCloud servers. Only you hold the key to access it, from any device.
  • To guarantee your files' safety, pCloud uses TLS/SSL encryption, applied when information is transferred from your device to the pCloud servers.
  • Enjoy multiple file sharing options through the pCloud applications and the web interface.
  • Backups from
    • Dropbox
    • Google Drive
    • Facebook
    • Google Photos
    • OneDrive
  • With pCloud audio and video player you can play your favorite songs and watch your favorite videos as soon as you upload them to the cloud storage platform

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FeistyPear4482
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I've had my account since 2021. The cost of lifetime already paid for itself (compared to paying monthly). I use this primarily for new image and video backups as my music library hasn't really changed in years.

The download speed from the app is good. If I had to complain, it does take awhile for a full upload sync, but it has always completed.

I am sure there are elitists who will find something to complain about to justify their own purchases, but I am satisfied with the service. I believe they will be around in the future.

I will answer basic questions but dont want to debate on services...
FeistyPear4482
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One more thing. I didnt buy the privacy/encryption addon... for the things I need encrypted, I use cryptomator.
adonis2116
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"Windscribe is one such example. Lifetime changed to 10 years."

"10-Year Expiry" Date: While the plan may show a 10-year expiry date within the system, Windscribe confirms that it will automatically renew at the end of that term as long as the account remains active and hasn't been banned.

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NervousHealth4860
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Quote from arooni :
How long will this sale go for. edit. terms say till 7/9/25

For those people who have already purchased this, is there any way to upgrade your storage size from say 2 TB to four or five or even 10 TB later? Or do you have to buy it up front? I think I would like the 2 TB but it would be nice to be able to purchase more as needed in the future on a lifetime basis. .

I'm also debating just biting the bullet and buying the 10 TB. Apparently arq for Mac supports this as an endpoint so I could have full encryption prior to upload and I already own the arq license

pCloud allows stacking storage up to 17.5 TB. So, yes you can buy in the future again and it will be stacked. It is mentioned on their website in FAQs
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Quote from NervousHealth4860 :
pCloud allows stacking storage up to 17.5 TB. So, yes you can buy in the future again and it will be stacked. It is mentioned on their website in FAQs

Can you re buy at future sale prices ?
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Tangsta35
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I've had 2tb since 2017, it's not bad. I was skeptical of the lifetime as well, in my mind if we make it to 11 years it would be worth it. Right now I have Microsoft OneDrive 5 x 1TB for $20/yr but my friend got laid off at Microsoft... So I guess back to Pcloud next year
Last edited by Tangsta35 June 22, 2025 at 07:17 AM.
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Quote from arooni :
Can you re buy at future sale prices ?

Not sure. You can buy a 2TB plan now and try to buy another 2TB. If it doesn't allow, you can refund (within 14 days) and buy a higher plan within the same promo. From FAQs it seems it may allow.
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I wish they sold 5tb. Maybe the move is buy one cry once and get the 10tb. I really only need the 2tb today to keep my MacBook backed up
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Quote from arooni :
I wish they sold 5tb. Maybe the move is buy one cry once and get the 10tb. I really only need the 2tb today to keep my MacBook backed up

They sell 5 TB during family plan promo.
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nighth3k
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Instead of paying $199 for 1TB of pCloud and not knowing how long the company will still be around, I'd rather pay $15/yr for 1TB on OneDrive...and you also get all the M365 apps with that.
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Quote from nighth3k :
Instead of paying $199 for 1TB of pCloud and not knowing how long the company will still be around, I'd rather pay $15/yr for 1TB on OneDrive...and you also get all the M365 apps with that.

Can u share link to $15/yr on one drive plan? I don't see any. TIA
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Quote from NervousHealth4860 :
Can u share link to $15/yr on one drive plan? I don't see any. TIA
You get that by buying a family subscription to M365, which you can typically get for around $90/yr on deals, then share that b/w 6 people. I've been doing that for a few years now and am very happy with that setup. I actually have a couple of open slots on my family subscription. If anyone is interested they can DM me. It'll be $15/yr per person.
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Quote from arooni :
I wish they sold 5tb. Maybe the move is buy one cry once and get the 10tb. I really only need the 2tb today to keep my MacBook backed up
Hi there, you had DM'ed me but I can't respond to your message b/c your slickdeals message storage is apparently full. Clear that and message me again.
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Big Wang
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I've heard that they scan your files for copyright material, is this the case?
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ev445
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I've had pCloud for 3 years now with a lifetime subscription that I initially bought 10TB and bought an additional 2TB of storage. I was a bit skeptical at first because I was researching the different options for cloud storage after using a lot of space on external hard drives with GoPro footage. After watching a bunch of review videos on YT for the different services, prices, offerings etc, I found pCloud was a good option. I have had good luck with lifetime services (Malwarebytes) honoring the initial commitment, so maybe I will get screwed over by them, but haven't had much of a reason to complain yet.

I haven't had any real trouble downloading my files and photos, the trouble I've had is with uploading. The speeds tend to be very slow sometimes for a lot of uploading data. I setup the Pcloud drive on my laptop so I can transfer between my external hard drive quickly and easily once everything has been uploaded.

I find the website and app to be OK but worse than other services I've used like Box and Google Drive. It should be easier to see file sizes, folder sizes, etc to manage your storage easily and not make it so you can barely see the thumbnail for each file if you decide to view it that way. So just know going into your purchase this has some quirks to it.
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Quote from Tangsta35 :
I've had 2tb since 2017, it's not bad. I was skeptical of the lifetime as well, in my mind if we make it to 11 years it would be worth it. Right now I have Microsoft OneDrive 5 x 1TB for $20/yr but my friend got laid off at Microsoft... So I guess back to Pcloud next year
Yeah I got 500 gigs for "life" a few years ago. Surprisingly reliable and useful for schlepping around music files. A few apps support directly playing from your account, like Cloudbeats on iOS or Astiga, unf pretty expensive now, on computers & Android.

Doesn't feel like my smartest purchase, but it makes organizing and accessing file-based collections convenient. They've been around a while. :crosses-fingers:
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Do they support online HTTP download or Torrent downloads?
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Quote from offbeat :
I'm always wary of unlimited upfront plans. How can a company keep the lights on offering these prices/plans, while the competition offer market pricing? "Too good to be true". Might be fine hosting random data you can afford to lose. But I would not trust my backups or personal memory photos to this.
Why is this getting downvoted? It is absolutely the truth.
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