On a serious note, you have a better run with Dropbox that had double the free storage of 2GB. If I want to share a file, I received this notification below.Įven the most basic features that are expected from a cloud storage service cost extra, such as backing up files using the web app and immediately sync with the desktop app or uploading a file seamlessly. On the web app, it only allows you to upload a file. Not to mention, JustCloud didn’t provide some of the most basic features that some of the best names have in their features.įrom the beginning, it was an unbelievable disappointment.
Upon registering for a free account, you’ll receive 1GB of free storage, which is not much in practical use. Specifically, there's 500MB for every person who accepts your invite.On the website, JustCloud offers plenty of perks that make it an attractive option for storage, but in use, it was a downward spiral of promises that were not delivered. And the real payoff comes from referrals: You can earn as much as 22.5GB by inviting others to sign up as well. You can now get not only 5GB of storage simply for creating an account, but another 5GB for installing the desktop client app for accessing your data on multiple PCs. If the idea of secure online storage appeals to you, you'll be delighted to know that Tresorit is back this week with a new offer: As much as 32GB of free storage. The free plan throttles you to no file in excess of 500MB paid services bump that limit up to 2GB. One downside: Tresorit limits the maximum size of individual files. And if you need additional space, Tresorit has additional plans that start at $13/month for 100GB of space. In addition to the ability to sync files in a general Tresorit folder, you can convert any folder on your PC into a Tresorit folder, which means you don't need to change the way you manage your files just to keep a copy in the cloud. In addition to the appeal of high grade security, Tresorit has a flexible model for syncing with your local drive, not entirely unlike Cubby.
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