Koofr’s 1TB lifetime cloud storage deal drops to $159.99
The cloud storage offer cuts a 1TB lifetime Koofr plan from $810 to $159.99 with code KOOFR through July 30.
By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor
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Koofr’s 1TB lifetime cloud storage plan is being offered for $159.99, down from a listed regular price of $810, according to a Mashable Deals listing.
The discount runs through July 30 and requires the code KOOFR at checkout. The listing says the offer is for lifetime access after a single purchase, rather than a monthly or annual subscription.
What the Koofr deal includes
The plan includes 1TB of cloud storage for files such as photos, documents and videos, according to the deal page. Koofr says the storage can be accessed from a phone, a computer or through WebDAV.
The service also lets users connect existing cloud accounts, including Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon and OneDrive, so files from multiple services can be managed in one place, according to the listing.
Koofr’s plan includes built-in file tools such as Duplicate Finder, advanced renaming and link customization. The listing pitches those features as ways to keep stored files organized as libraries grow across devices and accounts.
Privacy and setup details
According to the deal listing, Koofr does not track user activity. It also says files are encrypted both while stored and while being transferred.
New users can create a Koofr account for free, according to the listing. After purchase, the redemption code is sent by email so the plan can be activated.
The offer is listed through StackSocial, and the deal page notes that prices are subject to change.
- Product: Koofr Cloud Storage lifetime subscription
- Storage: 1TB
- Sale price: $159.99
- Listed regular price: $810
- Listed savings: $650.01
- Code: KOOFR
- Offer deadline: July 30
The deal is aimed at users who want extra cloud space without a recurring storage bill. As listed, the $159.99 price applies to the 1TB lifetime plan when the code KOOFR is used before the deadline.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.