Storj review

Storj lists $84 per TB per year. That sits close to €82.87 across the category, so Storj prices as a mainstream option rather than a bargain one. Cheaper alternatives charge less per terabyte.

Storj states that its encryption leaves the keys out of the service's reach, so the files stay unreadable to it. That design comes alongside audited security at SOC 2 Type II. It is the main reason to accept a higher rate than €15 at MEGA.

Storj charges $84 per TB per year. MEGA lists €15 and Degoo lists $23.98 for the same measure, so both cost less per terabyte. Apple sits at $119.88, also above Storj.

Storj lists SOC 2 Type II. That gives teams an audited standard to check against when they buy storage for work. Its file encryption covers the contents themselves, so the two protections address different risks.

Storj support runs on help centre. Buyers who want a live chat or a phone line for urgent storage issues have a narrow support mix, so it is worth checking that the help centre covers your question before you commit.

On price per TB per year, Storj ranks 14 of 31 brands in the site ranking, close to €82.87 across the category. Buyers shopping only on cost have cheaper options available.

Storj is listed as a budget option in the site data. Its $84 per TB per year sits close to the category middle, so it reads as a mainstream price with a privacy case attached rather than the cheapest rate on the shelf.

Storj fits people who put encryption and audit standards ahead of the lowest price per terabyte, and teams that need SOC 2 Type II. Buyers who compare rates only will find MEGA at €15 and Degoo at $23.98 cheaper.