On September 29, 2026, Sync.com’s individual pricing page no longer listed the Personal 150GB plan that was in Deldur’s cloud storage baseline the day before, and listed a new plan, Personal Unlimited. The other two Sync.com plans are unchanged. The cloud storage prices dataset still covers 32 plans from 10 services, and both changes are in its change log.
Sync.com’s individual plans, before and after
| Plan | Storage | Billed monthly | Billed annually, per month | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personal 150GB | 150 GB | $4 | $3.50 | No longer on the page |
| Personal 1TB | 1 TB | $16 | $12 | Unchanged |
| Pro Solo 5TB | 5 TB | $32 | $28 | Unchanged |
| Personal Unlimited | Unlimited | $54 | $45 | New |
Every card carries the same “50% off for 1 year” promotion. For Personal Unlimited that is $27 a month billed monthly, or $22.50 a month billed annually, which the page totals as “$270 billed for your first year”. Billed annually at the standard price, Personal Unlimited costs $540 a year against $648 for twelve monthly payments, 16.7% less. The page adds: “Personal Unlimited has no capacity limit. Upload speed management may apply beyond 10 TB of total account storage.”
Because Personal Unlimited has no single storage amount, it is left out of the dataset’s price per terabyte table, as Backblaze’s unlimited backup plan already was. The 150GB row is removed from that table; at $26.67 per terabyte on monthly billing it had been the second-highest figure after Box Personal Pro. Personal Unlimited is added to the yearly-versus-monthly table.
Also re-read on September 29
The pricing pages of Microsoft 365 (OneDrive), Dropbox, pCloud, Proton Drive and Backblaze were read the same day, and every price matched the dataset. Proton Drive’s yearly toggle labels Proton Unlimited “23% OFF” and its other plans “20% OFF”; that label is now noted on the dataset page. Every figure above was read from the service’s own page on the date stated. When this was published, Deldur had no financial relationship with any service in this dataset; since October 10, 2026, one pCloud link on the dataset page is an affiliate link, 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.