Drime Secure Cloud Storage: Lifetime Subscription (Professional Plan/3TB)

Excellent offer. Took the 6 TB one and while manual uploading was pretty fast, every once in a while files weren't transfered (doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Drime, mind you, may just be a connection hiccup). But it was cumbersome as I had to find them in the list and manually add them again. That part was not very user friendly and took a lot of time...until I learned of the miracle that is Rclone. Seriously, set it up, it's amazing! (I had AI help me - don't worry even if you are not computer literate!) Currently the upload is running automatically with files of all sizes, and any time a file is not uploaded for whatever reason it tells me about it...and so far always managed to upload it on the next auto attempt. No manual labor and I don't have to keep track of anything. Glad there is a European alternative for online storage now. After a few days the site was empty for a bit (I only saw the main folders in root), but it was just because they completely overhauled things, adding new features etc. It was back the next day, and they're posting massive change logs on Reddit which I appreciate a lot. When I saw that the offer was still up on the Techspot Store today I even got 6 TB more and the kind support person at Drime merged both quickly.

Good amount of storage for the price, plus it includes several additional features like the encrypted vault & notes. Speeds are slow at times, so hopefully this will continue to improve. The developer seems responsive so that is encouraging

Drime is an impressive cloud storage service that stands out especially for its reliability with very large uploads. In my experience, nearly 2 TB of files were successfully uploaded overnight without any issues, which is already a strong indicator of stability for heavy users. Even more surprising was a 900 GB web upload that completed smoothly without interruptions or errors. Large file transfers like this are often where many cloud services struggle, but Drime handled it consistently well. Another positive aspect is customer support. I had two separate subscriptions, and support was able to merge them into a single account without complications. The process was handled quickly and efficiently, which adds a lot of confidence in the service overall. Overall, Drime feels like a robust and well-engineered platform, especially for users dealing with large datasets or long upload sessions. It is a very solid option in the cloud storage space, particularly if reliability and large-scale transfers are a priority.

Drime is an impressive cloud storage service that stands out especially for its reliability with very large uploads. In my experience, nearly 2 TB of files were successfully uploaded overnight without any issues, which is already a strong indicator of stability for heavy users. Even more surprising was a 900 GB web upload that completed smoothly without interruptions or errors. Large file transfers like this are often where many cloud services struggle, but Drime handled it consistently well. Another positive aspect is customer support. I had two separate subscriptions, and support was able to merge them into a single account without complications. The process was handled quickly and efficiently, which adds a lot of confidence in the service overall. Overall, Drime feels like a robust and well-engineered platform, especially for users dealing with large datasets or long upload sessions. It is a very solid option in the cloud storage space, particularly if reliability and large-scale transfers are a priority.

Great service, reach options, fast stable transfer. Perfect lifetime deal in prices of a year plan in other cloude services.

Important factors for my decision were support in RClone and FolderSync Pro because that's how I typically use cloud storage. Together with the price per GB of storage you get for a lifetime, Drime is an outstanding offer. Also cloud storage based in the EU is a big plus in these times. The mobile app might still be a bit basic and rough around the edges. Overall Drime offers more features than I am planning to use. I'm happy with my choice and would certainly recommend it further.