Right now, pCloud.com extended its "Cyber Monday" sale for 50% off Lifetime access. I just purchased 1 TB for $199. There are larger storage options if that's not enough for you.
Imagine other companies, ~$10/month. It pays for itself quickly and received good reviews online.
YMMV, research it. I just signed up for it and cannot speak pros/cons yet.
I've been using pcloud for most of a year now and for the most part am happy with it. I also got their 'crypto' add-on, and switched my password manager to pcloud pass, so I guess I'm 'all in' now.
Some caveats to be aware of however.
One thing I liked about pcloud is that they're swiss-based, where there are very good privacy laws, and my recollection is that a U.S. based customer can opt to be treated by them according to either U.S. or European privacy laws. Guess which one I picked?
OTOH, they're not really a swiss company at all, and I felt a bit tricked when I found they're actually based in Bulgaria. Bulgaria, however, is at least somewhat integrated into the EU FWIW.
A couple of technical issues. They did a fine job on the whole of responding to questions --- except that the first answer I got wasn't very good (somewhat wrong). This had to do with collisions. Say that you and your spouse share files via the pcloud, er, cloud. You open a document to edit it and s/he opens the same document. There is no notification of this. Whoever saves last 'wins', flushing any changes that the other person just made. They claimed that a copy is made in this case and I actually did see such a copy show up at one point, but when I explicitly tested this to understand the situation, there was no copy, the next-to-last person's work was just lost. So not so happy about that, though I acknowledge that it's not an easy problem to solve. Then I was told by their support person that they have a solution for that, but that it's in the more expensive business plan. Meh.
And I very recently tried to get to my cryto folder from an Android tablet that has pcloud installed. Didn't accept the (correct) password. Works fine on my windows computer. That wasn't so great. Not a killer, just --- sort of a head-shaker.
Pcloud pass does a decent job as a password manager. It doesn't allow me to store images associated with entries as my previous password manager (keeper) did, but OTOH it's a little less annoyingly aggressive in trying to fill in stuff for me that I don't want it to fill in, so somewhat of a wash overall. And this is another monthly recurring bill that I don't have to pay as I went in for lifetime service for that too.
Overall I'm happy with this product, I will perhaps continue to find little issues and figure out how to live with them, but --- no regrets, just do your best to know what you're signing up for when you send them a lump sum for lifetime service.
