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4 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Cloud storage at $6.95 a terabyte
Backblaze charges $6.95 a terabyte against Wasabi's $7.99, close enough that the real test is which one's minimum retention rule fits your archive.
Cloud storage you buy once and keep
pCloud is a single $199 payment instead of a recurring rate, right if you would rather own the space outright than pay Wasabi by the terabyte forever.
Encrypted storage where only you hold the key
Sync.com encrypts storage so only you hold the key, with a free tier and plans from $6, aimed at a smaller archive than Wasabi's per-terabyte pricing assumes.
File delivery and video review clients can open
Dropbox fits a few hundred gigabytes rather than a multi-terabyte archive, with a free tier and plans from $9.99, the smaller-scale plan next to Wasabi's per-terabyte rate.
