The free option offers a fairly generous 10GB, and there are lifetime subscriptions available at $175 for 500GB, or $350 for 2TB, which mean you can pay once then get on with it.
There are options to backup content directly from Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Facebook and Instagram through direct integration, and it’s also one of the few storage options that has both a built-in video player and streaming and an audio player complete with playlists. PCloud doesn’t have the collaborative tools of Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox, but there with features such as the option to customise sharing links to include your own message or branding, it's easy to see why pCloud is one of the most popular options for photographers to deliver work. There’s also the option to view each folder as a slide show. Interface elements are discreet and kept to a minimum, giving priority to offering large scale previews of each file that save clicking to open each file. pCloud (opens in new tab) can be a better option in terms of looks. The interface is busy and crops image previews to a square. Google Drive offers practicality and flexibility for collaborative work, but it isn’t the prettiest option for presenting work to clients.
PCloud is one of the prettiest storage options (Image credit: Joseph Foley)
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