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Send a file of any size, from six dollars

Filemail sends a single large file to somebody else instead of keeping an ongoing encrypted store, from $6 with a free tier, built for one transfer rather than a folder you sync to.

Large file transfer priced by the gigabyte

MASV prices large file transfers by the gigabyte, from $58 with a free tier, built for delivering big video files rather than syncing an encrypted folder over time.

Cloud storage at $6.95 a terabyte

Backblaze charges a flat $6.95 a terabyte with no free tier, plain storage pricing for anybody who does not specifically need encryption the company itself cannot read.

Object storage at one rate, with no egress fee

Wasabi charges one flat rate with no separate egress fee for pulling files back out, at $7.99, the number that matters once you are downloading as much as you upload.

File delivery and video review clients can open

Dropbox adds a free tier and file-review tools clients can open without an account, at $9.99 to go past it, general-purpose sync rather than encryption-first storage.

Cloud storage you buy once and keep

pCloud is bought once for $199 and kept rather than billed every month, the fit for anybody who would rather stop paying entirely than keep a subscription running.