Black Friday deals are upon us, and pCloud is offering a a fantastic 3in1 bundle – offering a lifetime deal on 5TB of storage, as well as Encryption, and Pass Premium – all for 62% off.
The Swiss cloud storage solution allows you full control of your online content – any time, anywhere. Cloud storage is growing more and more important to both business and personal life, with most of us having more photos and videos than we know what to do with – turning to the cheap and accessible cloud storage option.
Now, pCloud already takes top spot in our list of best cloud storage for best lifetime value, so the Lifetime Bundle plan is a huge cherry on top.
In our review of pCloud’s storage plan, we were impressed with the extensive features the service offers – although in a market dominated by large cloud platforms like DropBox and Google Drive – pCloud isn’t quite as polished as its competitors.
The security in pCloud plans is pretty robust too, although it doesn’t feature end-to-end encryption, only client side encryption – so although it is encrypted, which is good, it doesn’t have that same gold-standard level that some of the security-focused storage software does.
The pCloud Pass enables customers to store an unlimited number of passwords, and autofill and log in to websites and apps – making your login process seamless.
This current deal on offer is for a lifetime of cloud storage – so you don’t have to fuss around with subscription costs – and at 60% off, it’s definitely worth taking advantage while you can.
There are other plans on offer at the moment too – with the 1TB storage plan down 54% to just $199, the 2TB down 53% to $279, and best of all, the 10TB lifetime plan is down 68% from $1890 to just $799.
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