Cloud storage guides
What changed, what it means, and how to pick a provider.
MEGA vs Icedrive: more space or more history?
MEGA and Icedrive both encrypt with zero knowledge. One sells more space at the top end, the other keeps 90 days of file history.
What changed this week: MEGA adds space, Icedrive adds tiers, Sync.com offers 25% off
MEGA raised storage on its Pro plans, Icedrive listed four new tiers, Dropbox monthly prices landed and Sync.com posted a 25% deal.
Dropbox and Google One: why the biggest names rank last on our table
Both score in the bottom tiers because of one column. Here is what you get for giving up zero-knowledge encryption.
Version history in cloud storage: 0 to 180 days, and why it matters more than space
Version history is 15% of our score. It is what saves you from ransomware and bad syncs. Who keeps how much.
Lifetime cloud storage: pCloud and Icedrive, and how to read the price
Two providers sell storage you pay for once. Our table shows them as a monthly price, which is misleading. Here is the real arithmetic.
10 TB cloud storage plans compared: who sells big and what it costs
Four providers on our table sell 10 TB or more. Prices run from $15 a month to a one-time payment.
Sync.com vs pCloud: the two leading zero-knowledge storage providers
Both encrypt so they cannot read your files. One has longer version history, the other sells lifetime plans.
Cloud storage in 2026: paying for privacy, or paying for space
Seven providers, 49 plans. The two biggest names score lowest on our table, and the reason is one column.