Cloud Storage comparison
Internxt vs pCloud
The facts we hold for both products, side by side.
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Internxt
Zero-knowledge and post-quantum encryption from a GDPR-based provider, audited by Securitum.
5.5
Basic
pCloud
500 GB for $49.99 a year with a choice of European or US data region and an optional zero-knowledge layer.
7.4
Fair
Specifications
Side by Side
A trophy marks the product that is better on a criterion. Ties and non-comparable rows are left neutral.
| Criteria | Internxt Better on 3 of 4 | pCloud Better on 1 of 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free | $49.99/year |
| Money-back guarantee | 30 days | 14 days |
| End-to-end encryption | ||
| Storage at the compared tier | 1,000 GB | 500 GB |
| Version history | — | 30 days |
| Independently audited or certified | ||
| Data region stated | Europe | Europe or USA |
| Jurisdiction | Europe | Switzerland |
| Free tier | 1 GB | — |
| Money-back window | 30 days | 14 days |
| Pricing unit | per account | per account |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web | — |
| Our score | 5.5 · Basic | 7.4 · Fair |
| Best for | Post-quantum encryption claim with a named auditor | Swiss provider with a user-chosen data region |
Internxt: Strengths and Weaknesses
What we liked
- Zero-knowledge encryption is the default on every plan, not an add-on
- The auditor is named (Securitum), so the claim can be checked
- Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and web clients
- 30-day money-back guarantee
What we did not
- No price is present on the pricing page: every figure renders as a €0 stand-in value
- The free tier is only 1 GB
- No version-history length is published
- Lifetime plans are referenced without a figure
pCloud: Strengths and Weaknesses
What we liked
- The data region is a customer choice between Europe and the USA, stated up front
- $49.99 a year for 500 GB is the cheapest published per-account annual price of the consumer plans here
- Client-side, zero-knowledge encryption is available as an explicit add-on
- A public encryption challenge with a published result is unusual transparency
What we did not
- Zero-knowledge encryption is not part of the base plans and its price is not published on the page
- Download-link traffic is capped, and the 10 TB plan still only carries 2 TB of it
- The 14-day refund window is the shortest here
- The security page names no certification or third-party audit of the service itself