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Tresorit Cloud Storage Pricing & Plans 2026

Tresorit is a Swiss end-to-end encrypted cloud storage and collaboration platform certified for ultra-high security, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance, owned by Swiss Post.

★★★★☆ CostRatio score 4.7 / 5
Founded 2011
HQ Zurich, Switzerland
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N/A Free Storage
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$11.99 Starting Price
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4 TB Max Storage
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Yes E2E Encryption
Editor's Take

Tresorit is the Rolex of cloud storage. While premium-priced, its Swiss jurisdiction, DRM link security, and verifiable zero-knowledge guarantees make it the undisputed leader for business professionals and privacy purists.

Tresorit Plans & Pricing

All plans include core features. Prices shown in USD. Last checked 2026-05-15 against Tresorit's official site.

4 TB

$27.99 /month

or $335.88/year (save 0 %)

  • Up to 10 devices
  • 100-version file recovery
  • Email encryption add-on
Choose 4 TB

Tresorit Features

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End-to-End Encryption

With Tresorit, your files are encrypted before leaving your device, ensuring only you can access them with zero-knowledge privacy.

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File Versioning

Tresorit maintains a history of your file changes, allowing you to access previous versions and recover accidentally deleted items.

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Collaboration

Easily share files and folders with Tresorit, and collaborate in real-time with team members on shared documents.

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Offline Access

Tresorit allows you to select specific files or folders for offline access, so you can work without an internet connection.

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Mobile Apps

Access your files on the go with Tresorit's native mobile applications for both iOS and Android devices.

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API Access

Tresorit provides a developer API, making it easy to create custom integrations and automate your cloud storage workflows.

Pros & Cons

✓ Pros

  • Gold standard zero-knowledge cryptography & Swiss Post ownership
  • Advanced digital rights management (DRM) for shared links
  • Granular admin controls and version recovery (up to 100 versions)
  • Audited by independent security researchers

✕ Cons

  • Higher price-per-TB compared to mass-market consumer options
  • No permanent free plan (14-day trial only)