With pCloud’s Mobile apps all your files will be in your pocket, wherever you go. These files are not actually taking space on your disk. PCloud's app for Desktop ( pCloud Drive) is virtual hard drive on your computer! It allows you to access and edit your pCloud files as any other file on your computer (offline). PCloud web or mobile application or desktop application (pCloud drive) You can access your files in pCloud in many ways: Premium Plus 2 TB: monthly subscription for $9.99 Premium Plus 2 TB: yearly subscription for $95.88 Premium 500 GB: monthly subscription for $4.99 Premium 500 GB: yearly subscription for $47.88
If you ever run out of space, you can upgrade your account with a monthly or yearly subscription to a pCloud Premium (500 GB) or pCloud Premium Plus (2 TB) plan. upload quickly, regardless of the file size.Īccording to your operating system. play music with a built-in audio player. encrypt your sensitive data with a military-grade client-side encryption - pCloud Crypto®. share files, track changes and statistics. access your files even if you are offline. backup all camera photos and videos automatically. expand your phone's storage with up to 2 TB! Upon joining we will present you with 10 GB FREE cloud storage! You can follow simple steps to extend your storage up to 20 GB for free! With pCloud you can store files from multiple devices to a one beautiful and intuitive cloud storage space. Additionally, you will keep them secure in one place. PCloud is a secure cloud storage that allows you to have to have a more organized digital life! You can store, download and share any of your files and folders. If you want to find a specific file or document or need to send it to one of your team, of course you will need some effort to remember where did you store it Many users have backup copies of their files scattered around multiple devices, sharing files as an email and many other solutions. Do you think about having backup of all your files and data so that you don’t lose in any problem for example hard drive malfunction.
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