From October 19 to October 20, 2026, Deldur’s cloud storage dataset listed Ente’s monthly prices as $2.49, $4.99, $9.99 and $19.99 a month. Those are the per-month figures Ente shows for yearly billing. With “Monthly” selected, Ente’s pricing page shows $2.99, $5.99, $11.99 and $23.99 a month. The four rows, and every computed table that uses them, are corrected on the US cloud storage prices dataset page, where the fix is also in the change log.
The four corrected rows
| Plan | Storage | Monthly, listed until October 20 | Monthly, as the page shows | Yearly (unchanged) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 50 GB | $2.49/mo | $2.99/mo | $29.88/yr |
| Popular | 200 GB | $4.99/mo | $5.99/mo | $59.88/yr |
| Pro | 1000 GB | $9.99/mo | $11.99/mo | $119.88/yr |
| Pro+ | 2000 GB | $19.99/mo | $23.99/mo | $239.88/yr |
What changes in the computed tables
Paying yearly for Ente now saves money. Twelve monthly payments come to $35.88, $71.88, $143.88 and $287.88, so yearly billing costs $6, $12, $24 and $48 less, or 16.7% less on every plan; the earlier rows said it saved nothing. The yearly vs monthly table is re-sorted with the new differences.
In the 2 TB table, Ente Pro+ is now $23.99 a month, the highest monthly price of the eight 2 TB plans. The lowest month-to-month 2 TB price in the dataset is unchanged at $9.99 (Google One, Icedrive, iCloud+ and pCloud). Ente Pro (1000 GB) is now $11.99 a month, against $9.99 for Microsoft 365 Personal. Per terabyte, Ente’s monthly billing works out to $59.80, $29.95, $11.99 and $12.00 a month (was $49.80, $24.95, $9.99 and $10.00); every row is in the price per terabyte table.
What did not change
Ente’s yearly prices and storage amounts are unchanged, and no other service’s figure changed. The correction is listed on the Corrections page.
Every figure above was read from Ente’s own page on the date stated. Deldur earns a commission from one service in this dataset, pCloud, through the link marked “Affiliate link” on the dataset page; Ente does not pay Deldur, as listed on the Affiliate Disclosure page. How the site works is explained on the About page, and reported errors are handled as described on the Corrections page.