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5 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Cloud storage at $6.95 a terabyte
Backblaze bills by the terabyte every month rather than one lifetime payment, cheaper to start and simpler to cancel if the archive turns out smaller than planned.
Object storage at one rate, with no egress fee
Wasabi charges one flat monthly rate with no egress fee, a pay-as-you-go alternative to pCloud's single upfront payment.
Encrypted storage where only you hold the key
Sync.com encrypts storage so only you hold the key, the security pCloud sells as a separate add-on, and it has a free tier to start on.
File delivery and video review clients can open
Dropbox is built for team permissions and shared folders a client can open, the collaboration pCloud's single lifetime account does not set out to cover.
Where a client gives notes on the timecode
Frame.io is built for a client leaving notes on the timecode of a cut, a review workflow rather than the archive storage pCloud sells.
