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Drime 6TB lifetime cloud storage deal lists one-time pricing

Mashable Deals is promoting Drime’s Advanced Plan, with lifetime 6TB storage, encryption and sync tools, while listed prices vary on the page.

Poppy Nakagawa

By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer

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Drime 6TB lifetime cloud storage deal lists one-time pricing
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Mashable Deals is pitching a one-payment cloud storage offer for Drime Secure Cloud Storage’s Advanced Plan, giving buyers 6TB of storage on a lifetime subscription.

The deal page repeatedly lists the plan at $249.99, down from a stated regular price of $599. An embedded product card on the same page shows a lower price of $199.97, with a stated savings of $399.03. StackSocial notes that prices are subject to change.

That price mismatch is the big caveat for deal hunters. The core offer, according to Mashable Deals, is still the same: a lifetime Drime subscription tied to 6TB of cloud storage, paid for once rather than through a recurring storage bill.

What the Drime plan includes

According to the deal listing, Drime Secure Cloud Storage lets users upload, sync and share files across devices. The page says the service has no upload limit, meaning files can be saved regardless of size as long as they fit within the account’s storage allowance.

Mashable Deals also says the plan includes automatic device sync and password-protected link sharing, features aimed at people using cloud storage for private files or work projects.

The listing describes Drime as offering workspaces for organizing and managing files, clients and projects. It also says the interface is designed to make uploading, syncing and sharing files from different devices easier.

Security and hosting claims

The deal page says Drime protects data with end-to-end encryption. It also describes Drime as a Europe-based, GDPR-compliant company.

According to Mashable Deals, Drime stores data in Europe and does not route it through the United States. Those claims are presented in the listing as part of the service’s privacy and security pitch.

The offer is aimed at people who are tired of deleting photos, videos or files to free up space on phones, laptops and tablets. Mashable Deals frames the subscription as a way to “own” a block of cloud storage rather than keep paying a monthly or yearly fee.

The bottom line

The promoted Drime Advanced Plan includes 6TB of lifetime cloud storage, according to Mashable Deals. The page lists $249.99 as the deal price in multiple places, while the product card shows $199.97.

Because the deal page itself says StackSocial prices can change, buyers should check the final checkout price before paying.

This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.