cloud storage service comparisons

Two zero knowledge clouds that cannot read your files. One sells storage, the other sells a whole privacy suite.

The highest score on this site against the privacy suite everyone has heard of. The yearly gap is $69.89.

Two providers that both sell lifetime plans. One has the higher score, the other the bigger drive.

Two Swiss providers built for people who cannot afford a leak. One bundles a suite, the other sells compliance.

Privacy against convenience, at exactly the same price. This is the rare comparison where the money tells you nothing.

The two best answers to "I just want my computer backed up": radical simplicity against maximum features per dollar.

The lifetime-deal champion against the sync pioneer. Pay once versus pay forever, Swiss storage versus Silicon Valley polish.

The cleanest privacy-versus-convenience choice in tech. Swiss zero-knowledge storage against the most integrated consumer cloud on earth.

The two most-recommended independents. Default encryption against lifetime pricing. You can only pick one default.

The lifetime duel. The young challenger bundles encryption into its pay-once plans, the veteran has thirteen years of staying power.

Two encrypted clouds with free tiers worth having: 20 GB of pragmatism against 5 GB of principle.

The bigtech storage duel nobody really chooses. Your phone usually chooses for you. Sometimes it should not.

The office-worker question. The storage that comes with Office against the sync engine everything integrates with.

The two unlimited one-computer backups, separated by a decade of product philosophy.

The power-user duel. Both do disk images and hybrid backup. One adds security, the other adds terabytes.

The encrypted professional duel. Swiss Post pedigree against Canadian value. Both keep your keys yours.

Proton Drive wins. A complete private cloud, end-to-end encrypted by default, from $4.99 a month for 200 GB. NordLocker remains a strong vault for a narrower job.