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Sync encrypts everything before it leaves the machine, so the company cannot read what you store even if it wanted to. For a creator holding unreleased footage or a client's raw files, that is the difference between a policy and a guarantee. End-to-end encryption also means a forgotten password loses the data, with nobody able to reset it for you.
A free tier exists to try it. Teams plans are $6, $9 and $15 per user a month billed annually for 1TB, 2TB and 10TB, with a three user minimum, and Sync runs a standing half-price promotion for the first year. Individual plans sit alongside. Enterprise starts at 100 users. The three-seat minimum on Teams is the thing to notice for a solo creator.
Anybody holding unreleased work or a client's raw files, where the difference between a policy and cryptography matters. If you want a folder your team can search and comment on, this is the wrong tool.
The encryption is the product, and it cuts both ways: nobody at Sync can read your files, and nobody at Sync can recover them if you lose the password. Write it down somewhere that is not the encrypted drive.
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