Proton Drive

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Our pricing checkRead on their own pricing page, 2026
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Our pricing check · 2026Free 2-5 GB; Drive Plus about $3.99/mo annual (200 GB); Proton Unlimited ~$9.99/mo (500 GB plus Mail, VPN, Pass); Family ~$23.99/mo (6 people); Drive Professional ~$7.99/user/mo (1 TB, business).
What will cost you money if you skim itEnd-to-end encryption is the point and the price: because Proton can't read your files, there's no server-side search inside documents, previews and third-party integrations are more limited than Google Drive or Dropbox, and losing your credentials without recovery set up means losing data β€” by des…

Genuinely good for

privacy-conscious individuals and businesses that want genuinely end-to-end-encrypted storage from a Swiss provider, ideally as part of the wider Proton suite

Skip it if

your workflow lives on deep integrations, shared-drive collaboration and full-text search (mainstream clouds do that better), or you'd never set up account recovery

The honest comparisonTresorit or Google Drive — Tresorit is the enterprise E2EE peer; Google Drive is the convenience default β€” Proton wins on suite value per euro for individuals

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