Cyber Monday has now finished after a Black Friday full of savings. Black Friday will be on November 28th 2025, with Cyber Monday on 1st December 2025.
Cloud storage is the perfect way to store all your projects, photos, files, and notes in one secure place, allowing you to access and share everything with ease. Our experts have already tested all of the best cloud storage services, and are now on hand to help you find the best Cyber Monday cloud storage deals around.
We've also rounded up some of the best deals for businesses as well, making it easier than ever to get back up and running after a system crash, device failure, or cyber attack.
Recent updates
3rd Dec 2024: Cyber Monday has now finished. We look forward to sourcing discounts next year!
Cyber Monday cloud storage deals
Save $1080 In Sync.com's Black Friday deal for TechRadar Pro readers, they are offering 3 years for the price of 1 across their range of products for both teams and individual users. On the Teams Unlimited plan, you can enjoy unlimited storage and sharing for 3 users, and you are covered by the Sync.com 30 day money back guarantee.
Save up to 62% Cloud storage provider pCloud has gained popularity thanks to its lifetime plans. Now, pCloud is offering up to discounts across their lifetime plans, knocking 60% off the price for the 3in1 bundle which includes 5TB of cloud storage, as well as lifetime access to pCloud Encryption and pCloud Pass.
Save £135 Onedrive is part of Microsoft 365 and Amazon has it on sale with a 73% discount. You get six accounts with 1TB cloud storage each (so 6TB in total)plus McAfee, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and much more. Hat tip: Buy multiple and stack the codes for multi-year savings.
In the US? That deal costs $99.99 from Amazon
Save 60% You can grab an unlimited encrypted cloud backup plan that covers one computer and one external hard drive for just $6.58 per month, with 1 year free Webroot Antivirus at no extra cost. This discount also applies to Carbonite's Basic and Prime plans!
Save 85% on all premium deals Currently, you can grab any premium Internxt cloud storage plan, including individual, lifetime and business, with 85% off!
Save 63% IceDrive is offering a 10TB lifetime plan at just $899, offering client-side encryption and file-share timeout to keep your data secure, while also including extra features such as password protection and easy plan customization.
Save 95% IDrive doesn't yet have a Black Friday deal, but stay tuned for discounts. For our readers, though, IDrive has doubled the amount of storage it offers to 10TB while keeping the same price $4.98 for the first year. That is the biggest amount of cloud storage data - by far - at this price point.
Save 20% Acronis is one of the biggest data protection companies in the world but is still a newcomer in cloud storage. This business plan offers 50GB of cloud storage per workstation alongside endpoint protection, anti-malware and antivirus, patching, forensic backup, and so much more!
Save 60% Tresoirt has slashed its pricing on this professional tier offering. Personal Pro promises 4TB of encrypted storage, 10GB maximum file sizes, along with 10 free eSignatures and 6 free EU qualified eSignatures.
Save 85% Ionos has a very special Black Friday deal for very small businesses. Get 1TB to be shared amongst 5 users with automatic cloud backup, two-factor authentication by default, and a dedicated mobile app that makes invoice scanning a doddle.
Save 13% Backblaze ranks consistently amongst the best cloud backup providers with more than 500,000 customers and unlimited storage space. You can also look forward to one-year version histories and the ability to access your data anywhere. Despite the lack of Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals, they are still a worth contender.
You may also want to check our lists of the best cloud backup, best photo cloud storage and best file syncing services.
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