Scramble Cloud is end-to-end encrypted cloud storage made and hosted in Germany. Files are encrypted on your device before they ever leave it, and the zero-knowledge architecture means neither Scramble, the host, nor any authority can read them. You can organize files in a familiar folder layout, preview them in the browser, mount the drive in your file explorer via WebDAV, use the command line tool, create encrypted groups, and collaborate through Team Link without asking external partners to register.
The StackSocial deal is a single lifetime tier at $349.95 once for 20TB of storage, with unlimited bandwidth and file sharing, ISO 27001-certified infrastructure, GDPR-compliant storage, two-factor authentication, and ongoing platform updates. Deal listings report a regular price of $1,440 for this plan. The caps are explicit: 5GB maximum per file and 70GB of uploads per day, so filling 20TB takes months at the maximum daily rate. The deal page states no money-back terms; StackSocial's own terms state that refund policies differ by product and vendor and live on the product page, so no refund window is stated here.
The StackSocial page shows 36 reviews at 4.7 out of 5, with buyers praising reliable large-file uploads, pause and resume, and a clean interface. Scramble is a small German provider, so a lifetime plan here is a bet on a small vendor staying in business; keep a second copy of anything irreplaceable.
