Brief
Scramble Cloud launches 20 TB lifetime storage for $349.95
The German‑based service provides 20 TB of encrypted storage with a one‑time payment, avoiding recurring fees.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Scramble Cloud announced a 20 TB lifetime cloud storage plan priced at $349.95, down from the regular $1,440, according to Mashable.
What happened
The deal, published on 16 October 2026, gives users 20 TB of storage, end‑to‑end encryption, two‑factor authentication, and no monthly subscription. Individual files are limited to 5 GB and daily uploads to 70 GB.
What the reports add
Mashable notes that the service is built in Germany with a zero‑knowledge architecture, meaning the provider cannot access stored data. It also supports WebDAV, a command‑line interface, private sharing links, Team Link collaboration, and in‑browser MP4 streaming.
What was said
The article does not quote any spokesperson; all details are presented as product specifications.
How it came about
Scramble Cloud follows a trend of lifetime cloud‑storage offers, such as Koofr’s 1 TB plan for $129.99 on 11 October 2026 and LifetimeCloud’s 1 TB plan for $39.99 on 19 September 2026, both covered by Felo News.
Key facts
- Scramble Cloud's 20 TB lifetime plan costs $349.95 (regular $1,440). (mashable.com)
- The plan includes end‑to‑end encryption and two‑factor authentication. (mashable.com)
- File size limit is 5 GB; daily upload cap is 70 GB. (mashable.com)
Sources
- [1] mashable.com — originally reported as “No need to pay monthly for cloud storage — 20TB of Scramble is a flat $349.95”
