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Internxt vs Sync.com

The facts we hold for both products, side by side.

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Internxt

Internxt

Zero-knowledge and post-quantum encryption from a GDPR-based provider, audited by Securitum.

5.5

Basic

Official Internxt visual from the vendor website
Free30-day refund
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Sync.com

Sync.com

1 TB of end-to-end encrypted storage for $6 a month with 90 days of file history.

7.3

Fair

Official Sync.com visual from the vendor website
$3.50/month30-day refund

Specifications

Side by Side

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Criteria
Internxt logo

Internxt

Better on 0 of 1

Sync.com logo

Sync.com

Better on 1 of 1

Starting priceFree$3.50/month
Money-back guarantee30 days30 days
End-to-end encryption
Storage at the compared tier1,000 GB1,000 GB
Version history90 days
Independently audited or certified
Data region statedEurope
JurisdictionEuropeCanada
Free tier1 GB
Money-back window30 days30 days
Pricing unitper accountper account
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, WebWindows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web
Our score5.5 · Basic7.3 · Fair
Best forPost-quantum encryption claim with a named auditorEnd-to-end encryption as the default, not an add-on

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 placeholder
  • The free tier is only 1 GB
  • No version-history length is published
  • Lifetime plans are referenced without a figure

Sync.com: Strengths and Weaknesses

What we liked

  • End-to-end encryption applies to every personal plan rather than being sold as an add-on
  • File history runs to 90 days on the 1 TB plan and 180 days on 5 TB
  • Annual totals are printed alongside the monthly figure ($42, $72, $168)
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

What we did not

  • Neither the pricing page nor the privacy policy names the country where files are stored
  • The word "zero-knowledge" is not used, only that the customer alone can decrypt content
  • Sync can still see IP address and access-time metadata
  • No free tier is advertised on the individual pricing page