GoKawiilpCloud offers one-time payment cloud storage plans for Black Friday
pCloud is promoting its Black Friday Lifetime storage plans, which let customers pay once for storage capacity instead of paying a recurring monthly fee. The company highlights a 2TB Lifetime plan priced below four years of Apple's equivalent iCloud+ subscription, and notes it has offered lifetime plans for nine years to roughly 24 million users under Swiss privacy law.
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The pitch taps into growing consumer frustration with subscription-based pricing across software and services, positioning a one-time payment as an alternative to recurring cloud storage costs. However, the long-term viability of any 'lifetime' plan depends on the company remaining in business, so buyers are effectively betting on pCloud's continued operation rather than a guaranteed permanent service.
- pCloud is marketing one-time payment Lifetime storage plans during Black Friday
- A 2TB Lifetime plan costs less than roughly four years of Apple's 2TB iCloud+ subscription
- pCloud says it has offered lifetime plans for nine years and has about 24 million users under Swiss privacy law
Source: 9to5mac.com — Sponsored Post, 2026-11-13
Published there as: “Tired of paying for cloud storage every month? pCloud’s Black Friday Lifetime deal is the cure for subscription fatigue”
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